Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 124 Finn's Response | Attempting to Apply the Strange Factor

A week later.

Mechanical floating city.

Inside a spacious room with only three or four pieces of simple furniture.

A young wizard holds a spellcasting doll, a token of the Night Raven Society given to him by Grant.

A note came out of the doll's mouth.

There was only one line of text above.

But the meaning is clearly expressed.

[Fate has instructed me to convey this message: Within a year, he will kill you with his own hands.]

The note ignited in the wizard's hand, eventually turning to ashes and scattering away.

Kill me?

He snorted coldly.

Disregard the threat.

It was no surprise that the member of the society whose seat he had taken, known as "Destiny," was now plotting to kill him in revenge.

But since he dared to steal it.

Then you won't be afraid afterwards.

Completely different from the playboy image he projected to others, which relied entirely on his father's dissolute lifestyle as a second-level wizard.

The real wizard, Finn.

He was not interested in women.

They don't care about material enjoyment.

All his pursuit of power was merely a stepping stone on his path to becoming a wizard.

What he pursued was the same as what Vic did.

That elusive and supreme achievement: the immortality of truth!

Inside the simple, spacious room.

Fein, dressed in a plain-colored robe, sat on the ground with a stern expression.

The mental pressure at the critical state was like waves, stirring up surging ripples outwards.

He didn't know the strength or level of the wizard codenamed "Destiny," but he was certain that if the other party was at level two, they would not have used such methods to threaten him.

As long as the other party reveals their identity as a level two wizard.

He has no intention of seizing the seat and will certainly return it without hesitation.

Grant will certainly have informed them beforehand.

Based on this, it can be inferred that the wizard codenamed "Fate" is no more than level one in strength.

in this world.

There was only one wizard that Finn truly revered in the depths of his heart: Sigurd Murray.

He doesn't even care about his father or the Lord of the Floating City; it's only a matter of time before he surpasses them in achievements and strength.

Speaking of Siggs.

Finn could never forget witnessing that woman, with the power of a first-level wizard, fight against a second-level wizard during his apprenticeship.

Astonishing!

He held the spell doll in his hand, his gaze cold and arrogant, and immediately relayed the message to Grant.

Let him come and kill me; my father will not interfere.

I will wait in the floating city for a year.

Then.

He closed his eyes and pretended to sleep, his mind completely calm, accumulating power for his advancement to a second-level wizard.

the other side.

Vic also learned of Grant's reply.

At first, he suspected Finn and tried to stall for time before fleeing.

but.

After some thought.

Vic, however, held this wizard named Finn in much higher regard.

Under the equivalence rule.

With the resilient wizard's heart to face the consequences, this person is definitely not the dissolute young master that Grant described, or the useless wizard who relies on his father.

They do not reveal their true character.

It is quite common among wizarding communities.

In other words.

Grant's struggle with this man was probably not as he claimed, where the other party used his father's status as a second-level wizard to coerce him.

at this point.

The four of them met that day.

The fact that Grant was still unaware that Vic had met with the Deep Star Queen was quite telling.

This is a sign of losing control of the organization.

Back and forth.

The first round of this struggle.

Grant lost completely.

But whatever Fein's response is.

Vic remained unmoved by his desire to kill him.

This person is deliberately courting death.

He will not refuse.

Grant was quite shocked when he received Finn's reply.

Because the image of Finn, who was active under his nose, was always that of a dissolute wizard who relied on his father and acted recklessly.

After receiving a death threat from Vic.

He should have been terrified, or at least threatened by mentioning his father.

Thinking of this.

Grant frowned.

He is not stupid.

He gradually realized that the influence Fein left him was most likely just a facade, or even something that had deceived him for decades.

This is the analysis.

It is deeply hidden.

He's practically on par with Vic back in the Black Tower Academy days!

Since embarking on the path of wizardry, Grant has had occasional setbacks, but generally things have gone smoothly, and he has never encountered such a formidable enemy as he is now.

It's not just about the difference in strength.

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In this struggle, his most prized method of establishing himself in the wizarding world was completely outmatched by his opponent.

Grant has already set off to return to the Eternal Merchant Guild's branch in the Krama sect.

My heart sank.

It seems that Vic's assassination of Finn will not go as smoothly as he has anticipated.

The other party dared to respond directly.

Their strength must far exceed his understanding.

This concerns his return to the core of power within the Eternal Chamber of Commerce; it remains to be seen whether Vic can handle it.

half a month later.

Deep in the mountains to the north of the Snow Mountain Trading Market.

The wind here is bitterly cold.

The snow was very deep.

Vic has already obtained some of the potion ingredients from Grant, including the portion for the Deep Star Queen, which he will send over later.

Landing.

Standing in the snow.

The cold wind felt like a knife cutting into my face.

The Snow Mountain Trading Market is crowded and noisy. The process of concocting the Divine Concealment Elixir will release a strong amount of mysterious energy, so Vic is naturally not afraid of being targeted by those with ulterior motives.

but.

Just to be on the safe side, he still chose to prepare the ingredients in the remote mountains.

This time, Vic did not search for the cave.

He prepared to try using a talent-based sorcery technique to infuse the power of the strange factor into an ice shield spell, thus constructing an ice house.

In theory.

The power of the strange factor is perfectly capable of doing so.

However, as an alchemist, he knew that witchcraft and some applied techniques were very difficult to learn from theory to practice.

He stood still.

Take out a spellcasting material and activate Ice Shield.

A thin, spherical layer of ice instantly enveloped Vic.

Above the ice.

The overflowing mysterious energy is like flowing light.

Extremely reserved.

at the same time.

Above the sea of ​​knowledge.

The distorted and changing innate sorcery, the strange factor, aligned with Vic's will, caused the power of his innate sorcery to rapidly permeate the knowledge system of the Ice Shield spell with a thought.

This change in the nature of witchcraft.

In Vic's perception, the seemingly indestructible ice shield began to soften, becoming like putty, allowing him to reshape it at will.

not only that.

The exotic factor grants Vic control over phase changes.

All he needs to do is think about it.

The ice layer created by the Ice Shield spell can instantly turn into water.

They coalesced into a sphere and hung in front of him.

The matter formed by magical power is different from ordinary things; the knowledge system determines its outward manifestation. This is a universally acknowledged truth in the wizarding world.

They wanted to change the form of witchcraft.

Either reconstruct it.

Either completely deconstruct forgetting and rebuild it.

There is no other way.

The power of the strange factor grants Vic infinite possibilities beyond the established knowledge system.

The first is to use the power of the strange factor.

With a serious expression, Vic meticulously recorded every subtle change during use, using it as an experimental sample to expand his thinking on its application.

At last.

Under his control, the power of the Ice Shield spell melted the snow on the ground, forming a perfectly square igloo.

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(End of this chapter)