Wizard Immortal

Chapter 335 Explanation

"It's still best to have your own world."

Sitting in a chair in the simple room, looking at Adir before him, Chiral sighed, "Other worlds may be wonderful, but they are not good places for us fate-travelers."

"I really don't want to experience that feeling of rejection from the world, as if I've been abandoned and targeted by the whole world, a second time."

He looked at Adir in front of him and sighed, his words suggesting he had a deep understanding of the situation.

"What does it feel like to be rejected by the world?" Adir asked with great interest as he listened to Chiral's words.

"Imagine your worst moment, and then magnify that feeling dozens of times."

Speaking of this, Chiral's expression turned somewhat grim: "We run into terrifying magical beasts as soon as we step outside, and killing even one person can attract the pursuit of powerful figures. We have to be careful even when we drink water or eat, for fear of accidentally choking on something."

"This is the consequence of being rejected by the world. In addition to the poison of the world that is constantly eroding the soul, you also have to endure the oppression of the wheel of fate. You have to be careful at all times, for fear that you might die there if you are not careful."

At this point, he shook his head: "Fortunately, at least this time in the world, I not only didn't lose money, but I actually made a fortune. If you include what you owe me, you could say I made a huge profit."

"Losing money?" Adir asked, somewhat puzzled. "Is losing money common?"

"Pretty much." Chiral smiled. "That's how it is when you randomly enter a world. Basically, seven or eight out of ten times you lose money, and only the last one is profitable."

"However, as long as there is a profit to be made, the World Stones earned in one go are enough to cover the cost of ten random entries."

"Like the world I entered this time, not only does it contain extraordinary knowledge, but it is also in the midst of a period of explosive growth in the world's power. More than one child of destiny has been born, making it much easier to reap the power of the world."

He looked at Adir and carefully explained, "Of course, you are different from us."

"Your soul is very special. It seems to be able to naturally shield you from the erosion of the Wheel of Fate and the Poison of the World in different worlds, and even approach the chosen one of that world without being affected."

"I've seen a few similar soul types before, but I've only ever seen one that's almost completely shielded like yours."

"Are there other people who can do it too?" Adir was taken aback by Chiral's words, but then became interested.

He was fully aware of the situation.

The reason he was able to shield himself from the influence of different worlds was entirely due to the ability to travel between them, which allowed him to experience different worlds without ever getting into trouble.

In comparison, others certainly don't have his conditions, yet they can do the same thing, which makes him think twice.

"This quality is not uncommon among those who navigate the cycle of fate."

In response to Adir's question, Chiral smiled and said, "Becoming a Fate Chaser isn't something you can just do on a whim. Without certain special qualities and talents, it's impossible to activate the Seed of Fate and become a Fate Chaser."

"Those who can become destiny riders all have somewhat special souls. At least compared to ordinary people, the essence of our souls is more special. Under the same conditions, our rejection reaction to the world is far less than that of ordinary people."

"You can think of this as the most important talent of a Fate Chaser, and in your case, you are like a top genius with a much stronger resistance to rejection from different worlds than other Fate Chasers."

"Isn't that much easier to understand?" he said, smiling at Adir.

"Indeed." Seeing the smile on Chiral's face, Adir also smiled, a smile appearing on his face.

"However, I must also remind you of something." Chiral's expression turned serious, and he looked much more solemn: "Even if you are immune to the effects of the world's rejection on you, as you continue to come into contact with the Chosen One, you will eventually be slowly affected by the power of that world, resulting in a severe backlash."

"The chosen ones are the protagonists of an era; while they are alive, they are at the heart of the wheel of fate."

"Even if you are immune to the world's rejection of you, as you get closer to the chosen one, the influence of the wheel of fate will slowly emerge and eventually backfire on you."

"Then what should I do?" Adir frowned and asked in return, listening to Chiral's words.

"As long as you are by the side of the Chosen One, the Wheel of Fate will continue to influence you; there's no way to avoid it." Looking at Adir, Chiral shook his head: "Therefore, we must try to harvest the power of the world as much as possible with the least cost."

"However, the operation in this regard is a bit complicated. You can buy some strategy guides and information later and then operate according to your own understanding."

"Oh, and one more thing." After thinking for a moment, Chiral continued, "Don't think that the only chosen one is that little girl."

"After lurking in that world for decades, I once deduced parts of the future through the mark of destiny and finally obtained some information."

"There are at least four chosen ones in that world. Based on the parts of the scene I saw, each of the four great empires in that world should have a chosen one. Among them, only the one from the Maran Empire has been confirmed to be the little girl named Elina."

"You need to be extra careful about this too. Don't accidentally get involved in some big incident. It wouldn't be fun if you couldn't get out of it in the end."

Looking at Adir, he continued to explain, recounting certain information about the previous world very clearly.

Adir listened attentively to the information he explained.

He knew that the other party had been lurking in the world of knights for decades, and their understanding of that world should be far superior to his own.

Moreover, the reason the other party is helping him so much right now is entirely because they are afraid that Adir has gained too little in that world.

If the world power harvested in that world is less than a thousand world stones, then Adir will most likely hand over the world stones obtained in that world to him according to the previous agreement.

So even if it's just to avoid being taken advantage of, Chilar will wholeheartedly introduce Adir to him.

"Right, in that world, you need to be careful of the Turing Cult."

As if he had thought of something, Chiral suddenly spoke up: "I have been tracking this organization for a long time. If there are other Chosen Ones, then they are very likely to exist in this organization."

"The Turing Cult?" Hearing this familiar term, Adir didn't react much, simply nodding quietly before asking another question: "You spent decades in that world, I wonder how much you know about the Origin Knights and Progenitor Knights of that world?"

(End of this chapter)