Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 119 Don't speak, pay off your debts first.

The Wizarding World.

Rules are everywhere.

But the rules of Hunter's Town are only good for restraining wizards of average strength.

Vic's current strength.

Beyond the rules of the small town.

Vic only injured someone in the tavern, rather than crushing them to death, because he was still giving face to the rumored second-level wizard.

Otherwise.

Given his temperament, those three would have been corpses in an instant.

Just as he said.

Anna did indeed owe him a favor, and if she were to die in front of him for no reason, wouldn't that be a huge loss?

Moreover.

Vic had a good impression of the woman.

If he's happy, he'll naturally lend a hand.

If you are unhappy.

Killing her to pay off the debt is none of those three people's business.

Inside the tavern.

Anna knew that she had been rescued by Vic.

But instead of rushing over to talk to Vic, she turned around and looked at him from afar, biting her lip lightly, her face slightly bitter. She bowed slightly to Vic and said, "So it was you. I'll find a way to settle that debt."

Vic today.

It is no longer the insignificant player it was decades ago in the snow mountain trading market.

The wanted criminals with bounties on their heads in the floating city.

The criminal wizarding organization is hunting down the Abyss by name.

While Vic's name may not be a household name, it is well-known throughout the glorious old land.

Being wanted by the Sky City is somewhat understandable.

after all.

On the day the floating city and the sacrificial abyss first clashed, Vic not only failed to help, but also injured auction guests and stole treasures worth over ten thousand.

It would be strange if he weren't wanted.

but.

One person could inspire such deep hatred in a criminal wizard.

They even boasted that whoever could capture Vic alive would be offered 30,000 Soul Stones in exchange.

Is this alchemist named Vic even more dangerous than the criminal wizard?

Amiya Vergara's talent is undeniable.

It's truly perplexing that even she couldn't defeat the wizard.

Anna was fully aware of this.

She had seen Vic's wanted poster in every town of the glorious old land, and even encountered many experienced level one players who teamed up to search for Vic's whereabouts.

The Wizard's Tavern was crowded and noisy.

If she were to rush over and acknowledge them, the risk would be too great, and she couldn't afford it.

So acting skills come naturally.

Vic calmly put the thousand soul stones into his ring.

Help her resolve a troublesome matter, and you'll receive a thousand soul stones as payment, no less.

Anna saw it all.

I was so angry I could have punched a nerve.

You're a level one alchemist, rolling in money, why do you have to go against the soul stones I painstakingly earned every day?

But she knew Vic very well; if she didn't take advantage of him, she wouldn't even recognize him.

but.

Anna was actually quite surprised that Vic offered to help her this time.

Based on her understanding.

If it were the old Vic, she would have to ask for it herself.

Otherwise, this guy would definitely stand by and watch her die.

Thirty years have passed since we last met.

Has this person changed their personality?

But it's very likely she's overthinking it.

I'd heard long ago that Vic does things entirely based on his whims, and that his unpredictable personality makes him hard for others to understand.

At this time.

Vic got up and walked out of the tavern.

Amidst the wizard-like awe in the tavern, he paused briefly beside Anna and said indifferently, "Get out, I have something to ask you."

Anna didn't dare ask any more questions.

Follow Vic out of the tavern.

The two then set off, flying towards the central part of the glorious old land.

Several days later.

It was evening.

Deep in the mountains.

Vic and his companion landed one after the other on the canopy of an ancient, giant tree.

Seeing that no one was around, Anna breathed a sigh of relief and said helplessly, "Do you know how much psychological pressure I have to endure traveling with you?"

If you run into a hunter, or a wizard from the Hanging City Purification Committee.

You can leave, but I can't escape.

Vic removed his hood, looked directly into Anna's eyes, and said indifferently, "You should thank me for getting you out of Hunter's Town safely."

The two have known each other for over twenty years.

To a certain extent, we know their background and don't need to be overly wary.

but.

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Anna looked Vic up and down with amusement, a hint of seductiveness in her laughter. She walked gracefully to Vic, placed a hand on his chest, and said with a smile, "Now I believe one thing."

Some men are terrible when they are young, but become more and more attractive as they age.

Tsk.

If we hadn't known each other for so many years, I would have thought you had deliberately changed your expression.

Seeing that Vic was about to speak.

Anna dropped the pretense, her smile growing increasingly meaningful. She pressed a finger to Vic's lips and chuckled, "Since we're at Hoss Tavern, why are you in such a hurry to collect your debt from me?"

Shh, don't speak.

I'd better pay off my debts first.

but.

Before she could make a move, Vic grabbed her slender wrist, looked down at her, and said, "It's been years, and you're still as impatient as ever."

The setting sun is like blood.

A gentle breeze was blowing.

Deep in the mountains and forests, the grass and trees rustle.

Anna laughed and said, "We don't know when we'll meet again after this parting. Besides, if it weren't for your help, the tavern incident would have been much better."

I'm probably already dead.

"With such a delicious meal right in front of me, why wouldn't I eat it?"

As they were talking.

The wide violet robe has been removed.

The slanting sunlight cast shadows on her graceful body.

Vic snorted coldly, grabbed her by the neck, and forced her against the massive trunk of the ancient tree.

Anna raised an eyebrow.

"A new trick?"

The vast, dense forest where the two were located had been untouched for far too long.

The ancient tree's thick trunk, reaching for the sky, would startle countless birds and beasts with every tremor.

The leaves fell to the ground with a rustling sound, like water.

A bizarre giant serpent, coiled atop an ancient tree, its scales gleaming like fire, hissing, its long, dark yellow pupils cold and menacing, stared at the two figures locked in a silent battle.

The strange creature's instinct compels it to devour the wizard.

but.

High-frequency energy oscillations with gradually increasing intensity.

Without realizing it, it had already been killed.

Even in death, the giant snake maintained its hunting posture, coiled in the tree canopy.

It was already late at night.

Anna leaned against Vic's chest.

"I don't know much about the Floating City, but it's rumored that there are some conflicts between the Eternal Chamber of Commerce and the city's higher-ups, which is why the auction was suspended for ten years."

As for the Snow Mountain Trading Market

I haven't been back for over ten years, and there's nothing to hide from you about this. Ten years ago, I was already preparing for my promotion to Senior Level 1.

The last time I went hunting in the Storm Sea, it was also to get a material without spending any money.

Speaking of it.

She smiled, gently stroked Vic's cheek with her right hand, gave him a kiss, then got up and, while dressing, said, "But you've already seen the result."

I didn't get the item and almost died outside.

They even had to pay out of their own pockets a thousand soul stones.

The mention of one thousand soul stones.

She looked at Vic with a carefree smile and said, "Don't misunderstand, I'm not asking you for anything. A thousand soul stones is nothing for the sake of saving me."

I have my own way of earning it back.

But, you've shown yourself this time, is it because you want to...?

(End of this chapter)