Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 108 Fame

Seeing that the man was about to run away after succeeding.

Like a burning meteorite, Vic tore through a vacuum in the gloomy rain and storm, crashing fiercely into the opponent's mental defenses.

The terrifying heatwave instantly evaporated all the rainwater within a radius of 100 meters!

"Trying to run away?!"

Vic's face was grim. Ignoring the mental pressure from the other party, who was at the senior level, he forcefully squeezed one hand into the other party's mental defenses.

He grabbed the man's wrist.

but.

The moment the magical flames touched the other person's flesh, the high-frequency vibrating dark red energy formed a protective layer on his skin.

The two collided.

Boom-!

Like a heart pounding!

The surging wind pressure, carrying the aftershocks of energy, crushes and spreads outwards!

Upon seeing this, the first-level wizards in the distance all changed their expressions drastically and hastily retreated!

If they were to get involved in a fight of this magnitude, they would be severely injured, if not killed!

but.

A first-level wizard versus a senior first-level wizard.

It is by no means inferior.

The terrifying power that Vic displayed moved all the wizards present!

now.

Vic finally saw the true face of the wizard who had snatched the unfrozen water.

A thin young man with extremely dark circles under his eyes, who looked like he had been malnourished from head to toe.

Their eyes met.

The young man's eyes widened in shock.

He originally thought that he could easily get rid of the bloodline wizard and alchemist of the Krama sect with his own methods.

But I never expected it.

A level one wizard almost suffocated him!

If it weren't for his usual caution...

That last blow almost cost me my life!

This is a first-level wizard.

After taking a deep look at Vic and memorizing the characteristics of his mental magnetic field, he looked behind him, knowing that if he didn't run now, the effect of the innate witchcraft 'Blood Feeding Possession' would dissipate.

He's definitely going to die!

He simply threw the scalding hot, non-freezing water to Vic, which turned into a dark red streak of light and disappeared into the horizon.

Vic hadn't expected this person to be so resolute.

They were willing to hand over the crystal cores they had acquired.

The two powerful members of the Kramar sect, seeing that the item had reached Vic's hands, exchanged a glance, their expressions solemn, and both stopped in mid-air.

The bloodline wizard frowned.

He stared intently at Vic.

This person's mental magnetic field strength is not high. He has previously used magic in the field of transformation, so he should be a bloodline wizard who practices both.

Moreover, he was able to overpower a senior level one wizard, and his strength was far beyond what an ordinary level one wizard could match.

But this kind of genius wizard.

He'd never heard of it before.

Ordinary first-level wizards need enormous financial resources and connections to cultivate expertise in a single field, yet this person is also practicing bloodline-based techniques.

It stopped in mid-air.

It wasn't that he was afraid of Vic's strength.

The senior level one who had previously tried to steal it was already as fast as lightning, yet this person still managed to catch him. If he and Kevin forced him to do so...

If the other party wanted to run away, there was really nothing he could do.

But now that the item is in Vic's hands, time is of the essence. He said in a deep voice, "Your Excellency, please do not leave in a hurry. I am Hayden, a cardinal priest of the Kramar sect."

If you're willing to share some of your non-freezing water with me, I'll remember this as a favor!

He hadn't finished speaking.

Alchemist Kevin, who was standing to the side, disregarded his lofty status as an alchemist and hurriedly expressed his opinion, saying, "Since you intercepted the items, you should be the one to distribute them."

But if you're willing, you can give me a share of this.

You can come to the Cult of Kramar anytime and I'll brew you a potion for free!

now.

A group of wizards in the distance witnessed two powerful senior level one wizards yielding to a level one wizard for a portion of unfrozen water.

I was extremely surprised.

Each of them had a strange expression.

It's commonplace to yield to the strong.

But is a senior-level position equivalent to a first-level position?

Could that person be a hidden level two wizard?

But the second-level wizard went to great lengths just to steal a portion of unfrozen water.

Facing two senior level one experts, Vic showed no fear. After a moment's thought, he said, "Okay."

A serving of unfrozen water has a market price of three thousand soul stones in Hunter's Town.

If it were taken to an auction in the central region, it would fetch at least six thousand.

Its extremely high value is secondary.

The production of this stuff is pitifully small; once it's produced, it's bought up by the wizards who are stationed here before it even leaves Hunter's Town.

If they could be bought with Soulstones, how could these two wizards from the Vic and Kramar sects possibly come all the way to the Storm Sea to hunt the Shadow Dragon?

A sinister dragon showing signs of advancing to a level two life form.

The unfrozen water inside its body.

It's impossible for them to escape to the outside world; after being hunted, they will be consumed internally by the powerful individuals who made the move.

Or for personal use.

Or to repay a favor to someone else.

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Vic and his two companions are a case in point.

Vic can now run away with the core of the Shadow Dragon.

But firstly, he doesn't need that many.

Secondly.

Even if he sold it for more than 10,000 soul stones, it wouldn't be of much value to him.

Alchemists have many ways to make money.

It would be better to do these two Krama sect wizards a favor.

Even so, everything depends on having formidable strength to back it up.

Otherwise, these two wouldn't have been able to calmly lower themselves and negotiate with a level one wizard.

Vic knew perfectly well what was going on.

He took out three glass bottles that had been treated with the corpse flower solvent, crushed the crystal core of the sinister dragon, and divided it into three parts.

Bloodline wizards couldn't see through the trick.

But when another alchemist witnessed Vic's technique, his expression changed slightly, and an unbelievable thought surfaced in his mind.

Such a method.

Could this person also be an alchemist?

However, for a wizard to achieve something in a mystical discipline, it requires a long period of study and in-depth cultivation, making it almost impossible to study other fields simultaneously.

After Vic sorted the materials.

Throw one of the bottles to the Bloodline Wizard.

Upon receiving the non-freezing water, the latter's face lit up with joy, and he said, "Thank you."

Seeing that Vic was only watching him coldly without offering anything, the alchemist Kevin grew anxious. He gritted his teeth and said, "Besides the conditions I just mentioned, I'm willing to offer another six thousand soul stones!"

For wizards of Vic's class.

Six thousand Soul Stones.

not much.

But the wizards who heard the bid from afar were shocked, and their eyes revealed undisguised greed.

Two thousand soul stones is a huge sum of money for an ordinary level one wizard.

Besides, six thousand!

However, they only dared to think about the ambush in their hearts.

Vik stood in the air.

The torrential rain crashed against the protective barrier, scattering and splashing in all directions.

He said calmly, "I don't care about the potion you concocted, and forget about the soul stones. But for this matter, I want you to owe me a favor."

Among wizards.

The value of favors exchanged is the most difficult to estimate.

However, the three of them appearing here each have an urgent need and will not give up.

Another senior level one, Jeremy, who was watching from a distance, was greatly shocked when he heard what Vic said!

Can't see it?

This is a promise from a first-level alchemist!

You're looking down on an opportunity that others would kill for?!

(End of this chapter)