Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 47 Fifteen Years in the Blink of an Eye | Variables

Although Vic offered a commission of one thousand soul stones.

But the Deep Star Queen is very good at dealing with people.

As promised, Vic would pay an extra 30% for the superior quality, plus the deposit, earning him a full 1,600 Soul Stones from this deal, plus a bottle of superior quality Enlightenment Potion.

This is the advantage of a mysterious profession.

Vic is a master in alchemy, even though he is a senior apprentice.

He can earn the wealth that a wizard would normally need to accumulate over many years in a single deal, plus additional rewards.

When Grant was found and his commission was collected.

He relayed a message from the Deep Star Queen, expressing her desire to meet with the alchemist master who created the Enlightenment Potion.

Vic refused outright.

It is said that the master lives in seclusion in the Death Rift Valley region and dislikes contact with the outside world. If he rashly brings others there to disturb him, the consequences will be severe.

Grant has a high level of professionalism.

He listened without speaking or asking any questions, and after receiving a reply, he indicated that he would relay the original message to the Deep Star Queen.

Previously, when he parted ways with Sigs.

She mentioned that she was preparing to advance to the rank of first-level wizard, which had made her short of money.

Vic's current life level is insufficient to comprehend that part of the knowledge, but he can glean a glimpse of the whole picture from a small part. In other words, advancing to the next level as a wizard requires a considerable number of soul stones.

You need to accumulate them in advance.

Therefore, Vic decided that, apart from necessary expenses, before advancing to the first level of wizard, he would learn from the senior apprentice Kers, focusing on learning without giving back, and accumulating knowledge and experience.

In the six months that followed.

Vic's college life gradually got back on track.

I process orders from the alchemy workshop once a week, and spend the rest of my time immersing myself in the Grand Library to learn free knowledge and improve my skills.

Although the energy density of the spiritual body increases slowly, it is very stable.

Moreover, Vic has ample time to deepen his knowledge system, avoiding the unforeseen complications that arise when he is promoted to senior level, due to the rapid increase in his mental energy density.

His two students.

Chuck and Joe.

The changes during this period are visible to the naked eye.

Three months ago, Chuck, a nobleman, got into a fight with a full-fledged knight at the academy over a woman, but his opponent turned out to be a senior apprentice's squire.

With a strong background.

He's far beyond what a newcomer like him can afford to mess with.

His right leg was broken and he was left on the roadside.

In the end, it was the honest and taciturn Joe who silently carried him back to the workshop.

But this matter is not over.

That day, the one-eyed knight, carrying a letter from a senior apprentice, went to Vic's workshop and demanded compensation.

Fifty Soul Stones.

If you can produce the necessary documents, the other party will let the matter drop.

If you can't produce it, you'll bear the consequences.

Chuck gets into trouble, and Vic doesn't care whether Chuck lives or dies.

But a mere knight dares to come knocking and threaten you; he's courting death.

Vic immediately dislocated both of his arms, stating bluntly that if he wanted compensation, his owner should come and collect it himself.

Interestingly.

The master of the squire was none other than the senior apprentice, Kers.

Vic lives a secluded life.

Chuck and Joe were unaware of the profound background of the wizard apprentices chosen from Black Tower Academy. Working in his alchemy workshop was an opportunity that countless students would fight tooth and nail for.

All they knew was that...

The wizard apprentice who took them in was an alchemist, a man of few words who was often nowhere to be seen.

The troublemaking official knight is used to being arrogant and domineering.

Moreover, the fact that he could compete with Chuck for a woman suggests that his intelligence is questionable.

If an ordinary person were to see Vic's alchemy workshop, they should wisely and discreetly retreat to avoid needlessly making enemies of the wizard master to whom he serves.

But this foolish knight, whose arms were cut off by Vic, actually brought Kers to confront Vic face to face.

The consequences were predictable.

How could Kers possibly be at odds with an alchemist?

He was killed on the spot, which was considered an explanation to Vic.

They were already acquaintances.

Making enemies over two idiots is more harmful than beneficial.

Vic naturally offered to compensate her with twenty soul stones. Although Kers pretended to refuse, he quickly took the soul stones.

This matter has come to an end.

but.

The instigator, the aristocratic boy Chuck, was not so lucky.

Vic expelled him from the workshop and made it clear to the outside world that anyone at Black Tower Academy who dared to take him in was going against him.

The following month.

Chuck faces setbacks at every turn at the academy; even getting food is a problem.

It was only then that he realized just how terrifying the influence of the wizard apprentice who had chosen him was within the Black Tower Academy.

But there's no going back in life.

Finally, there was nowhere left to go.

He could only turn ashen-faced and choose to leave the academy and return to his family.

As he left.

Vic picked up the young nobleman from the airport and followed him all the way. On the way back to his family, he decisively struck and killed the young nobleman.

Cutting off the path of wizards is a grave enmity.

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Although Chuck's talent gave him little chance of advancing to wizard apprenticeship, Vic was meticulous and thorough, and he couldn't tolerate someone who had a grudge against him living long enough to oppose him.

He had been secretly watching Chuck's movements since they were at the academy.

They were just waiting for him to leave so they could make their move.

After this incident.

Joe was the only one left in the workshop.

After a period of eating and drinking, the girl, who came from a serf background, has gradually recovered, but her complexion is still very poor and her skin is sallow.

Fortunately, she was willing to endure hardship.

hard working.

At least it won't cause Vic any trouble.

In her fourth month at the workshop, Vic gave her a beginner's apprentice's handbook, along with a beginner's extraction method distributed free of charge by the academy.

This marked the true beginning of Jo's wizarding journey.

She stayed at Vic's alchemy workshop.

That is, fifteen years.

rain.

A hurried and impetuous figure rudely rushed into Vic's alchemy workshop.

Fifteen years ago, the first floor was completely empty.

The room is now filled with expensive furniture, and each area is subdivided and separated by partitions.

A tall woman with stunning looks, long black hair tied back, and graceful demeanor rose to greet him.

"Lord Aaron! What happened? Why are you in such a hurry?"

Aaron fifteen years later.

Although his face was not as handsome as it used to be, he had become more mature and steady, with a broad build and a mustache.

The tall woman was none other than herself.

It was Joe, the serf girl from back then.

Now she is not only beautiful and elegant, but she has also been promoted to wizard apprentice and continues to work in Vic's alchemy workshop.

Vic, the wizard apprentice from back then.

Three years ago, he was promoted to senior level, becoming an absolute mid-level force in the Black Tower Academy.

"Where's Vic?"

"Lord Vic, if there's anything you need in the workshop, you can tell me, and I'll pass it on for you."

Aaron frowned, did not answer, and walked straight towards the underground workshop.

If it were someone else...

Joe will try to stop him.

But she knew that Aaron and Vic had a close relationship, so she stood aside and did nothing.

Moreover.

Senior apprentice Aaron is always steady and reliable.

If you're all panicking now, something big must be about to happen.

Before Aaron could go down...

Vic had already pushed the door open and come out.

Fifteen years have left many marks on Vic's face.

The only thing that remains unchanged.

It is nothing special.

When Aaron saw him, his expression was solemn, and he spoke very quickly, "The day before yesterday, Dean Mason went out and was attacked by four first-level wizards from the Raven Wizarding Guild."

Although they escaped back to the academy, the situation was far from optimistic.

Lord Aesos is currently negotiating with them.

(End of this chapter)