Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 28 The Wizard's Character Recognition | Too Cunning

Lister narrowed his eyes slightly.

He wanted to find a clue in Vic's expression.

Among ordinary wizarding apprentices, only a few can remain rational when facing the mental pressure of a first-level wizard.

Even if you remain rational.

And I would never be like that apprentice named Archie.

Calm and composed.

Moreover, in the eyes of a first-level wizard, an apprentice is just an apprentice, with no distinction of seniority.

A wizard can disguise his appearance.

It can fake one's expression.

However, the characteristics of a spiritual magnetic field are difficult for a wizard to fake.

This is also what distinguishes a first-level wizard from an apprentice.

Wizard apprentices rely on sight and hearing to form their impressions of a person, without transcending human methods.

However, for a first-level wizard, one's appearance and physique can be altered at will by adjusting muscles and bones, changing whether one is fat, thin, beautiful, or ugly.

It is not a reliable reference.

A first-level wizard distinguishes others by identifying their spiritual magnetic field.

It's like a person's unique temperament.

The characteristics of a spiritual magnetic field cannot be imitated by others.

cruel.

Selfish.

Or perhaps they are fiercely opposed to evil.

Lister had lived for over two hundred years and had encountered countless wizards.

But the alchemist named Archie before him possessed a unique mental magnetic field that he had never encountered before in his life.

Like an unchanging rock.

Though nearing the end of its life, it remains stubbornly resilient.

For a moment, Liszt thought that the person standing in front of him was not an apprentice, but an old man who had lived for far too long.

But this feeling only lasted for a moment.

Subsequently, Vic's mental magnetic field aura became no different from that of the other apprentices, except that he was ruthless and greedy.

The wizard's senses are exceptionally sharp.

Exceptionally cunning.

Lister had no doubt that the aura he had just felt was an illusion. He preferred to believe that the alchemist before him was a disguised second-level or even third-level wizard whose strength far surpassed his own.

What he feared most was...

Vic made it clear to him that he would not stop him if he killed the two Bell family bloodlines himself.

Although this is a common tactic used to distance oneself from the worshipper and the wizarding family, after careful consideration, Lister's mood gradually became serious.

He looked at Vic in silence.

He considered it a warning or implication.

Violating a wizard's private property can easily lead to enmity.

Although Vic was shrewd and far more intelligent than his peers, he couldn't guess what the first-level wizard hovering in front of him was thinking.

Use words and eye contact to give psychological suggestions to a level one wizard.

For a wizard apprentice, it's suicide.

Vic won't do it.

Moreover.

Whether Mather and Avelia live or die is none of his business.

Their deal was solely to help the two men escape the Bell family and gain their freedom.

He originally thought that Lister would kill the two people behind him casually, but to his surprise, the first-level wizard Lister just remained silent for a while, and then inexplicably stepped aside, his tone ambiguous, even somewhat awe-inspiring.

"Since these two are your personal attendants, I will grant you this favor and allow you to take them away."

I will not pursue this matter.

For the Carter family.

Letting two less talented knights go poses no threat to them.

Moreover.

After becoming the alchemist's squires, their existence became an extension of the alchemist's strength and will.

As long as you don't antagonize the other party.

There's no need to worry about retaliation.

You might even befriend this mysterious alchemist, leaving a good impression—a sure win.

Carter had already made up his mind.

This so-called Alchemist Archie must be a powerful wizard disguised as a senior apprentice during his travels around the world.

This kind of thing is very common in the wizarding world.

An apprentice's status makes it much easier to move around than that of a formal wizard.

Slightly surprised, Vic said, "In that case, thank you."

The implication is that they owe this favor.

Lister nodded slightly and then flew away.

Although the conversation between the two was very brief, Lamb Bell, who witnessed this scene, was deeply shocked and felt a great sense of loss.

Because he lost a chance to save his family.

The usually arrogant and conceited Lister Carter was surprisingly humble in the presence of Master Archie, whose background and identity far exceeded his expectations.

Mather and Avilia walked behind Vic.

The former looked relaxed, making no attempt to hide his joy and excitement at surviving the ordeal.

The latter silently watched Vic's retreating figure, his thoughts a jumble of emotions.

Ignorance and lack of ambition are the original sins.

These words were like a demon in her heart; ever since she left the basement that day, they had lingered in her mind and never left.

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Moreover, the powerful status and authority of the wizard Vic was etched deeply into her memory.

Faced with Mather's flirtatious sweet talk.

Avelia just gave a perfunctory reply.

Her mind was completely focused on Vic at that moment.

first time.

Avilia loathed Vic's disguised ugly face to the point that just one look at it made her feel nauseous.

However, now...

The figure riding on horseback seemed to possess a unique charm that deeply attracted her.

It's not love.

It was neither reverence nor longing.

It was a strange feeling that was hard to explain or articulate.

But she could never catch it.

Vic was pondering why Lister would suddenly do him a favor.

He wasn't naive enough to think that his disguise as an alchemist was flawless and could fool a first-level wizard.

If the other party is a wizard apprentice.

The identity of an alchemist has this value.

But Lister was a first-class wizard, and the favors bestowed upon an apprentice were not commensurate with his status and position.

Something unusual happened.

Disturbing.

Because they cannot comprehend the knowledge system of a first-level wizard.

Vic thought it over and over again.

They suspected that the other party had detected the existence of the Lich's Life Box through the spiritual magnetic field they had leaked.

let him go.

He just wanted to keep the treasure all to himself.

The more Vic thought about it, the more frightened he felt; even he broke out in a cold sweat.

The wizard's greed for the carriers of knowledge.

There's no need to obtain evidence from others; using his own example is enough to illustrate everything.

Vic dared not gamble on whether the other party had discovered the Soul Box.

The leakage of his spiritual magnetic field was due to the excessive energy density of his spiritual body, which had approached the critical value for the apprentice level and was difficult to control.

Let's assume that's true.

He needs to find an extremely secluded place to be promoted to senior.

It is not too late.

Vic was extremely anxious, fearing that if he hesitated even for a second, Lister would find him and he would be killed without a trace.

So he decided to find any excuse, abandon Mather and Avelia to fend for themselves, and run away at lightning speed.

He now has over eight hundred soul stones, enough to advance to the senior level.

Vic remained outwardly calm, halting his horse in place, and said to Mather, "Our agreement is over. You and Avelia are free."

Because it was urgent.

Vic had no time to cultivate his eccentric and cunning alchemist image in front of the two mortals.

Mather was so excited he wanted to hug Avilia.

But the dazzling red-haired girl pushed him away because she had finally figured something out, understood her own heart, and realized what she truly wanted to pursue—a wizard.

Her eyes were now filled with unfamiliarity, and her voice was unusually cold as she looked at her first love.

"Our goals are different, Mather."

I wish to continue serving Master Archie.

Even though the chances are slim, I want to try. To become a wizard.

I've been incredibly busy lately, and I'm so tired, sleepy, and dizzy that I'm completely overwhelmed.

(End of this chapter)