Wizard Immortal

Chapter 796 Talent Introduction

"Of course, I will give you sufficient compensation for this, and I will also make a promise to you."

Looking at Chardor before him, Adir smiled and made a promise: "If you can help me accomplish this, in fifty years, I will fulfill my promise and wage war against the other demon lords."

"This must be what you need."

The Church of Destruction helped Adir not only to gain some benefits, but also because its greatest hope was that Adir would launch a campaign of conquest in the abyss, waging war against other demon lords and engaging in slaughter and destruction.

Through this destructive act, they were able to extract a small amount of destructive power from Adir's actions, which they could then channel back to their god of destruction, enabling him to accelerate his recovery and return to health more quickly.

That's why Adir made this promise.

However, at this moment, upon hearing Adir's words, Chardo was completely stunned.

He stared blankly at Adir in front of him, at Adir's face, and for a moment he was completely stunned.

"What did you just say?"

"I promised you that within fifty years at most, I would begin a campaign against the other demon lords..."

Adir looked at Chardo with some confusion, then repeated his words again.

"No, I meant the previous sentence..."

Chardo looked at Adir with a strange expression and spoke as follows.

Adir was taken aback for a moment, but looking at Chardo's old appearance, he figured that he was probably too old to hear clearly, so he repeated it again.

"I hope you can help me train a group of teachers from the material world to serve as educators for my people..."

Having heard Adir's words and understood his purpose, Chardo's lips twitched. He knew what to say at that moment.

Is he crazy, or is the world crazy?

A demon known for its destruction, mindlessness, and slaughter would actually seek out a teacher?

In this day and age, even demons are so eager to learn?

Chardo's lips twitched. A thought flashed through his mind, and for a moment he really didn't know what to say.

From the moment he entered Adir's territory, he had been shocked by all sorts of things there, and he was still somewhat taken aback.

However, after staying there for a long time, he finally calmed down, pondered for a moment, and finally agreed.

"What kind of teacher do you need?"

Standing there, gazing at Adir before him, he carefully considered his words before finally asking this question.

He originally thought that the teachers Adir needed were those who were proficient in various war skills, such as building war machines and crafting various weapons and equipment.

However, the answer he ultimately received surprised him.

"Anything is fine."

Looking at Chardo before him, Adir smiled and said directly, "Farming, cooking, forging, even performing in the circus are all acceptable..."

"In short, all industries need them. It doesn't matter what specific industry it is. As long as they are experts in their respective fields, you can find some for me."

Chardo was stunned again, suppressing the strange look he was giving Adir.

He could understand needing blacksmiths to forge iron, but what use were the others, even circus performers?

Could it be that even demons enjoy watching circuses?

Sensing Chardo's gaze, Adir knew what he was thinking, but he just smiled and didn't explain or say anything.

What he wanted to create was not simply a fighting machine, but a completely new demonic civilization.

The best way for a civilization to make rapid progress is, of course, to learn from the best practices of other mature civilizations and acquire the experiences they have already developed.

Therefore, he needs talent not only in forging and combat, but also in other industries.

Of course, strictly speaking, if Adir really wanted to do this quickly, there are actually other ways.

Leaving aside the chip in his hand, the knowledge and experience he accumulated over countless worlds over a long period of time were enough to enable the demon race to develop rapidly in a short period of time.

However, that would be too much of a pushover and might not be suitable for the demon race at hand.

So after some consideration, Adir decided to use normal methods to enable the demon race to grow rapidly.

Therefore, he decided to cooperate with the Church of Destruction to bring in various teachers from the material world to accelerate the growth of the demon race.

With the wisdom and power of the demon race he transformed, as long as they have excellent teachers to guide them and decades to grow, the demon race will surely thrive.

When that time comes, as long as there are enough newly born demons, he will begin to wage war, allowing the demon race to grow rapidly while expanding his own power by devouring the territories of other demon lords.

Having understood Adir's intentions, Chardo did not refuse, but instead chose to agree.

After discussing the specific details with Adir, he hurriedly went back to prepare, looking very motivated.

Adir watched Chardo's departing figure, shook his head and smiled, then got up and walked towards his laboratory.

His recent focus has been on some pharmaceuticals.

The effects of these medicines are simple; they are mainly used to remove toxins.

With Adir's strength, he could hear every little thing that happened in the territory he controlled.

He had naturally heard the questions the old man had asked when he first arrived in his territory.

It must be said that Chardo has a very good eye; he saw the crux of the matter at a glance.

The land of the Abyss World is vast and boundless, and the food grown there and the various crops produced can indeed be exported to the material world.

However, this requires a series of processing steps.

Growing in the Abyss World, the plants that Adir had cultivated were themselves affected by the power of the Abyss, and their fruits also carried a trace of the power of the Abyss.

This abyssal power is not concentrated; it is extremely thin. However, if it is used as food for living beings in the material world for a long period of time, it will eventually cause a series of problems over time.

Moreover, in order to adapt to the omnipresent abyssal power in the abyss world, the bloodline imprints of those plants inherently possess some of the bloodline imprints of demons.

Possessing the bloodline mark of demons, these plants, once grown, are essentially a mild poison to ordinary life in the material world.

When creatures in the material world consume food produced from these plants, they will inevitably experience some rejection, ultimately resulting in poisoning.

However, for Adir, this situation is not insurmountable.

Even solving this problem is quite simple.

All that's needed is to add one more step during the process of using the grains to remove the toxins.

At this moment, Adir is adjusting this very potion.

His ultimate goal in adjusting this potion was, of course, to input the food and other crops produced in the Abyss World into the material world.

However, this input does not mean that it will be available to everyone in the material world.

The main reason he did this was to support his other incarnation in the material world.

In the material world, another incarnation of Adir has now seized the power of slaughter and acquired the divine status of the God of Slaughter. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, he will surely ascend to the throne and become the new God of Slaughter.

After becoming a god, the power of faith becomes extremely important.

To obtain enough faith power, the larger the population as a foundation, the better.

The increase in population is highly dependent on the development of agriculture.

Therefore, everything Adir is doing in the abyss right now is in preparation for another incarnation.

And so time slowly passed, and several years went by in a flash.

Over the course of several years, as agreed, Chardo gradually transferred a group of talented individuals from the material world to Adir's territory.

Those who were able to come to the Abyss World and to Adir's territory were naturally not from any good background.

Normal people would never attempt to develop in the Abyss World; they would probably shake their heads immediately upon hearing that it was the Abyss World.

Therefore, the origins of this group of people were not legitimate.

They were not directly coerced into coming; they were either slaves or prisoners of war, or came from somewhere else.

In short, none of them are good sources of income.

After arriving in the Abyss World, Adir made proper arrangements for this group of people, first ensuring their personal safety, and then settling them in his territory for the time being.

Without a passage between the two worlds, once these people arrived in the Abyss World, they could no longer return to the material world. Furthermore, Adir's territory was relatively safe, and the lesser demons around him were not as ferocious as those in other places.

The demons in Adir's territory are all new types of demons that he personally bred. Their appearance is not much different from normal humans, and they do not look strange. On the contrary, they look similar to these beings from the material world.

As time went on, these talents brought in from the material world gradually accepted their situation, slowly settled down in this place, and focused on doing the work that Adir had given them.

Time slowly passed...

(End of this chapter)