Wizard Immortal

Chapter 635 Trading

"The Abyss is located at the bottom of the world, and its existence is suppressed by the entire world, with very few stable passages appearing..."

In the fairly spacious room, Mar looked at Adir in front of him with a solemn expression and said, "To enter the Abyss, at least a Demon Lord-level Abyss Demon needs to open a passage for you before you can have any chance of entering."

"And that's not all."

Her expression was grave, as if she were recalling some terrifying scene. Her face was pale: "The abyss is filled with terrifying chaotic power. Once outsiders enter, they will be affected by the omnipresent chaotic power and slowly assimilated, eventually falling into the form of abyssal demons."

"This is a power that even the gods fear!"

At this point, Mar gave a wry smile: "If it weren't for that, Orff wouldn't have gone through all that trouble in the main world. Wouldn't it have been better to just take the entire Church of Slaughter to the Abyss?"

"The Abyss...1"

Hearing this, Adir frowned, thought for a moment, and suddenly remembered someone: "I know someone who might have the ability to open the passage to the abyss..."

"Who?" Mar's face showed a look of astonishment.

"A demon in a tavern..." Adir said, looking at Mar.

That night, near dawn, two figures slowly approached outside the old Wind Nest Tavern.

"This tavern... is very strange..."

Leaning against Adir, dressed in black, silently gazing at the tavern before him, Mar frowned slightly: "My power of destiny can see many things. No matter how hidden an existence may be, as long as I glimpse even the slightest clue, I can discover it..."

"But this tavern is different..."

She frowned, her face filled with deep confusion: "I can't see anything about this tavern's past. Not only can I not see anything related to this tavern, but I can't even figure out when it was built or when it has existed..."

Hearing her say this, Adir was somewhat surprised.

He had visited this tavern several times and had already anticipated its mysterious nature.

The reason I brought Mar along this time was partly because I wanted Mar to see what this tavern was all about.

Unexpectedly, even Mar, the chosen one of destiny, couldn't see through the true nature of this tavern.

Adir already had a deep understanding of Mar's power from their previous interactions.

That is a terrifying ability to see the essence of things directly from fate. If she is willing, she can see through the surface of anything related to you and see the truth from the complicated clues. It is so terrifying that it is frightening.

Whether it's the Bloody Lord's schemes or everything that's happening around her, she can find it all if she wants.

But this time, in this small tavern, she completely failed.

"It's most likely related to beings at the level of gods, and not just any ordinary god..."

After standing there for a long, long time, Mar finally spoke with a solemn expression: "With my current power, as long as I am willing to pay the price, I can see through all beings below the level of gods."

"The only things we can't see through, aside from certain special beings, are those involving deities..."

She spoke with a solemn expression, this was the first time she had been so careful.

"Isn't this normal...?"

Adir raised his head, gazing at the ancient, dilapidated tavern before him: "Many gods are about to rise and return, and the methods they left behind are beginning to be activated..."

"This tavern might just be something left behind by some god."

He spoke calmly, showing a detached attitude towards everything.

Mar, on the other hand, seemed somewhat depressed. As a chosen one, she clearly had obsessive-compulsive disorder, and it was most painful to encounter something she wanted to know but couldn't.

But in the end, seeing Adir step into the room, she could only grit her teeth and follow him inside.

Stepping inside, a familiar layout comes into view.

In the fairly spacious hall, several old wooden tables were set up, and people were drinking heavily on them, making the atmosphere lively and noisy.

After glancing indifferently at the central hall, Adir turned around and looked directly behind him.

"what?"

A soft gasp of surprise came from behind.

A few meters behind Adir, a woman dressed in a black maid's uniform, with a seductive and beautiful appearance, stood there, exuding a strong alluring power.

She stood there, her uniform taut, showing off her good figure, smiling as she looked at Adir, who had suddenly turned around, with some surprise: "How did you know I was behind you?"

"I don't think I... made any sound, did I?"

Looking at Adir standing upright in front of her, Shamqing asked with a curious smile.

"I didn't realize it, I just guessed."

Looking at Sham in front of him, Adir shook his head, his expression calm: "In my hometown, there are often people like you who like to scare others behind their backs."

"Really? That's quite interesting."

Sham smiled, then walked forward on his own, took out a wooden chair from the side, and sat down directly: "Alright, this familiar cultist of slaughter, may I ask you something this time?"

"I want to open a passage to the abyss."

Looking at Sham, who sat alone, looking relaxed and beautiful, Adir calmly asked directly.

"Open the passage to the abyss?"

Upon hearing this request, Sham paused, then looked at Adir with a completely different expression, as if he were looking at a madman: "This is not a good idea."

"The Abyss is a filthy and terrifying place. Even the natives who live there would never want to stay there for long."

"You don't need to worry about this kind of thing."

Adir shook his head, gazing silently at Sham before him: "I just want to know if you have any way to help me..."

"Of course there is a way..."

After a moment of silence, Sham suddenly smiled: "There aren't many people who can go to the Abyss and open a passage to it."

"But coincidentally, I happen to have a way to do it."

"only···"

She paused, as if hinting at something: "The cost of opening the passage is quite high..."

"Just tell me how much you need."

Looking at Sham before him, Adir spoke calmly.

"The souls of three hundred good or evil people."

Sham glanced at Adir, smiled, and said this.

"Isn't your price a bit too high...?"

A voice suddenly rang out from behind Adir.

Behind Adir, looking at Sham sitting in front of him, Mar was draped in a black robe and wore a mask. His voice was hoarse and indistinct, making it difficult to understand what he was saying: "As far as I know, the standard price for opening the Abyss Passage is only one hundred ordinary people's souls."

"You not only want three hundred, but you also want the purest souls."

Hearing the voice, Sham looked up in surprise, glancing at Mar behind Adir, then smiled and said, "So what?"

"Given the current situation where numerous churches are besieging this area, can you find another person to open a passage for you in a short time?"

"Moreover, it's always safer to do business with me compared to other people."

Sham smiled, then looked at Adir: "Right?"

Looking at her like this, Mar shook her head and wanted to continue speaking, but Adir stopped her with a gesture.

Standing still, Adir was too lazy to say anything more and simply tossed a crystal from his pocket.

The crystal is pure black, looking as beautiful as a pure black gemstone, filled with an ink-like pure black color.

On the crystal, as you look closely, countless faces seem to emerge, wailing and howling in pain.

"Two hundred souls of wicked people are marked, and I will give you the remaining one hundred in a couple of days."

Looking at Sham before him, Adir asked calmly, "Is everything alright now?"

"Of course, that's fair, isn't it?"

Sham shrugged, looked at the black crystal in front of him, and gently kissed it, a satisfied expression on his face.

After a while, she looked at Adir and Mar in front of her, thought for a moment, and then said, "I need two days to prepare. You can come back here in a couple of days."

"it is good."

Adir nodded, asked no further questions, and led Mar away.

Watching him leave, Sham sat there, her smile growing even brighter as she gazed at his departing figure.

"My lord, we must be careful."

Stepping outside the tavern, the faint sense of being watched and suppressed vanished instantly. Mar breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Adir before advising, "Natives from the abyss cannot be trusted. We must be careful of this woman."

"I know." Adir nodded, turning to look at the tavern not far behind him. "I'll be careful."

"Don't worry, even if this woman tries something, I have a way to come back. At most, I'll lose a few things, but there won't be much danger."

"But did you see that spot clearly just now?"

Looking at Mar beside him, he continued to ask.

"no."

Mar shook his head: "This tavern gives me a great sense of oppression. Inside, most of my abilities are abnormal, suppressed by the power contained within, and I can't see much."

"However, I have a vague feeling that the tavern itself might be a powerful artifact."

(End of this chapter)