Wizard Immortal

Chapter 209 Offset

Inside the dimly lit cabin, Adir and Korula continued their discussion while looking at the contract on the wooden table.

However, neither Corula nor Jim showed any surprise at this scene.

This is a prerequisite for signing a contract. Wizards are extremely sensitive and cautious about contracts, and it is inevitable that they will bargain before signing a contract. Not to mention that most of the members of the Dark Wizard Alliance are dark wizards, who are even more resistant to the constraints of contracts.

In this kind of bargaining, as long as the main terms of the contract remain unchanged, everything else can be discussed slowly as long as it does not affect the main content.

The discussion lasted for more than an hour before the two sides reached a preliminary agreement.

A gentle vibration of spiritual energy rippled around him as Korula held the parchment in his hand and channeled a surge of magical power into it.

A faint light slowly emanated from the parchment, and under Adir's gaze, it began to glow continuously, each character radiating a strange brilliance that stood out starkly in the dark wooden house.

"Infuse your spiritual power into it."

Korula placed the contract on the wooden table and began to speak.

Nodding slightly, Adir picked up the parchment from the wooden table and tried to infuse it with a wisp of spiritual energy.

The process ended quickly, and after recording the mental frequency of the contract signer, Adir's task was considered complete.

"In the name of the world... the contract is established." A unique aura emanated from Korula in front of him, and then a mysterious power was drawn in and descended upon him.

Adir felt a sudden heaviness all over his body, and a power suddenly appeared, swirling in his mental sea before disappearing.

This is the price of signing the contract.

Unlike the mortals of the past, the contracts in the wizarding world carry much greater weight, and the consequences of breaking them are extremely severe.

This is also the result of research by ancient shamans.

In ancient times, wizards conquered countless worlds, studied the powers of different worlds, and passed down their knowledge. The contracts used in the wizarding world today are one of the results of the wizards' research in ancient times.

The essence of this contract is actually to utilize the unique world power of the wizarding world, and through rituals and spells, let the world power witness the contract.

Once the contract is broken, the unseen forces of the world will retaliate against the contractor, causing varying degrees of loss.

Take Adir for example. If he were to break the contract now, the power contained within his spiritual sea would automatically backfire, causing varying degrees of damage to his spiritual sea.

The extent of this loss depends on the power lured in when the contract was signed; at its worst, it can completely destroy a wizard's spiritual sea, reducing them to a mere mortal.

Of course, the contract under Adir's contract is far from that level. Even if Adir violates the contract, the power he is seduced cannot destroy his mental sea. At most, it can only cause permanent damage to the solidified spell crystal, greatly reducing Adir's chances of advancing to the second level wizard in the future.

However, for most wizards, the consequences were severe enough.

"Although we didn't get the best result, we've done pretty well to get to where we are now."

Sitting on the wooden chair, feeling the extra power in his spiritual sea, Adir sighed inwardly.

His purpose in coming here this time was naturally to find a way out for himself.

Judging from the current situation, the Jade Hand is no longer reliable, so we can't put all our eggs in one basket.

Ideally, this time, joining the Black Wizard Alliance would result in not signing any contract. However, that's unrealistic. Leaving aside Adir's own peace of mind, the other side certainly wouldn't trust him.

Therefore, Adir's bottom line this time is to add the previous conditions to the contract.

In this way, even if a contract is signed, it can be dissolved at any time as long as Adir's time-travel ability remains.

If the other party hadn't agreed to that condition, Adir would have had to find a way to refuse, or even go to other worlds if necessary.

However, Adir will not take this path unless absolutely necessary.

While the unknown world is rich in various resources, it lacks the most important inheritance on the path of wizarding. In a world without wizards, many things cannot be obtained, and one can only spend energy searching for substitutes, which is too time-consuming.

Fortunately, things did not turn out the worst.

With this thought in mind, Adir's expression returned to calm, then he suddenly froze, feeling a peculiar sensation wash over him.

Deep within his soul, sensing the power emerging in his spiritual sea, a certain power within Adir began to stir, subtly stirring.

That is boundary energy, and also the power necessary for activating transmigrating abilities.

"This is···"

A strange feeling welled up from the depths of his soul, giving Adir a vague understanding, and he couldn't help but move according to the feeling in his heart.

At this moment, a strange sense of restlessness emanated from Adir.

"Unknown energy detected, boundary energy rapidly dissipating..." The voice of the chip's mechanical components rang rapidly in his mind.

Within Adir's mental sea, a force emerged, constantly surging towards another force under Adir's mental manipulation.

Under the erosion of the boundary energy, the power originally generated by signing the contract is rapidly disappearing, soon leaving only half, and then it is quickly washed away.

"World energy has this function?"

Feeling the relaxation emanating from his mental sea, Adir was startled, then subconsciously looked at his attribute panel.

「姓名:阿帝尔.法库斯。力量：17.8。敏捷：18.7。体质：18.4。精神：20.1。精神力纯化度：7.9%。界能：1.4。」

"I have 1.4 units of World Energy left, just enough to teleport to the Strange World once... I originally had 3.5 units of World Energy left, which means that I consumed more than half of my World Energy in order to expel the power in my mental sea."

Ignoring his shock, Adir mentally calculated the cost, then couldn't help but feel speechless: "Why do I feel... like I've lost out?"

What could have been resolved with a single teleportation is now being addressed by consuming dimensional energy, which actually increases the energy expenditure.

At least, in a strange world like this, less than 1.5 units of boundary energy are enough to teleport once.

"Never mind, we can accumulate the boundary energy slowly. In any case, it's a good thing."

Thinking of this, Adir couldn't help but smile.

After exchanging words with the two dark wizards in front of him for a while, Adir left the cabin and walked back the way he came.

However, compared to when he arrived, this time he had an inconspicuous black ring on his body, without any patterns, like a pure ornament.

(End of this chapter)