Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 48 The Differences in the Mystic Realm | Each Person's Fate

Chapter 48 The Differences in the Mystic Realm | Each Person's Fate

Unlike those who set foot in the wizarding world for the first time.

Vic lived two lives.

On his first day at Black Tower Academy, he had a clear purpose.

Once he has memorized and understood all the comprehensible knowledge in the Black Tower Academy, he will leave.

Fifteen years have passed.

The world changes.

During this period, Vic never left the academy, rain or shine, persisting in the monotonous life of going back and forth between the two points.

He has memorized more than 90% of the knowledge in the great library.

Although the energy density of the spiritual body has not yet reached the critical value.

But its strength is steadily improving.

Far exceeding what it was fifteen years ago.

If he had another two years, he would be able to reach the threshold of becoming a first-level wizard.

The gold-plated ring contained over five thousand soul stones, enough to prepare for advancing to the next level.

In the wizarding world, conflict never ends.

Vic already knew what Aaron had said: Senior Level 1 Dean Mason was on the verge of death, and Black Tower Academy's dominant position in the Death Rift region was about to be lost.

Therefore, war with the Raven Wizards is unavoidable.

Senior apprentices, as the backbone of the academy, cannot shirk their responsibilities.

Vic and his companion were not spared.

Aaron disliked fighting with others, and his life at the academy was always smooth and he got what he wanted.

A major battle is imminent.

Panic is understandable.

Aaron, looking worried, paced back and forth and said, "This news was revealed to me by Lord Kers. He advised me to leave the academy as soon as possible to avoid dying an unexplained death."

That's why I came to you immediately to discuss countermeasures.

Dean Mason, with his first-class seniority, has suppressed the Raven Wizarding Guild for many years.

The great tree is now about to fall.

The atmosphere in the college is unsettled, and many have already begun to plan their future.

Vic and Black Tower Wizarding Academy have no debts to each other; his achievements today are entirely of his own making, so he will not offer any assistance.

The only thing he owed Aaron was three favors from back then.

There are still two left.

When he was down on his luck, the kindness shown to him in his time of need was of paramount importance, so he would do everything in his power to ensure Aaron's safety.

If it is beyond our power.

Aaron died.

He won't force him.

The principle of equivalence.

Everything is in balance.

After Aaron entered the wizarding world, he lived a peaceful life for twenty-two years. But then the wheels of fate, which were actually a price to pay, rolled in, and he, as a senior apprentice, was not worthy of intervening.

Vic was silent for a moment, then said, "You are not good at fighting, which is common knowledge in the academy. If you don't have enough soul stones, I can lend you some."

He handed himself over to the academy to redeem himself and then left.

Six mysterious realms.

Change and creation are most effective during the apprenticeship period.

Astrology and summoning are the weakest.

The realm of life and death is teeming with eccentric individuals.

The realm of sorcery is ever-changing.

This is a well-known fact in the wizarding world, not a secret.

If Aaron joins the war between the Raven Wizards and the Academy, he will surely die.

So many years have passed.

His inherent simplicity remained undiminished. His brows furrowed, his lips moved, and after a long hesitation, he said, "This... isn't right. The academy is in trouble, yet I'm running away alone."

Vic said calmly, "Your power cannot influence the war between the Academy and the Raven Wizarding Guild. Paying Soul Stones to redeem yourself is actually a form of help to the Academy."

You don't need to blame yourself.

Aaron had been under the protection of the academy for many years. Paying money to redeem himself and spending money to avoid disaster is reasonable and justifiable.

these years.

He was deeply influenced by Vic.

Decisive in the face of adversity.

After thinking for a while, he gritted his teeth and said decisively, "You're right. Lend me six hundred soul stones, plus all my wealth, and that'll be enough to redeem me."

Hopefully we'll have the chance to meet in the future.

I'll repay you double.

Whether they can repay the six hundred soul stones is uncertain.

But Aaron looked serious; he wasn't faking it.

Vic took out a tantalizing ring, filled it with eight hundred soul stones, and handed it to him, saying, "After redeeming yourself, don't hesitate, immediately set off to leave the Death Rift region."

There are eight hundred soul stones inside.

The extra will be useful on the road.

Aaron did not refuse. Before leaving the workshop, he took a deep look at Vic, his tone revealing his reluctance and genuine feelings.

"The path of a wizard is fraught with thorns and hardship. Take care."

This was the farewell message that Vic gave to Siggs back then.

So many years.

Aaron always remembered it clearly.

He never imagined that he would need it on this day in the future.

The three, who once came from the Kingdom of Katen, were now completely separated and went their separate ways.

Joe stood silently behind Vic.

Fifteen years have passed.

The once emaciated serf girl not only became a wizard apprentice, but her appearance also underwent a dramatic transformation.

Red lips and fiery red lips, graceful and charming figure.

She was truly a rare beauty.

At Black Tower Academy.

Joe had many suitors.

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But she remained unmoved and stated that everything she had was a gift from Vic, and therefore everything she had belonged to Vic.

Even though Vic said she was free to come and go.

But this stubborn woman never changed her mind in fifteen years.

She never pursued the highest achievements on the wizarding path; she only wanted to serve Vic peacefully.

If it were an ordinary wizard...

He will surely be moved by Joe's loyalty and keep her by his side.

Their love story became a legend.

but.

Fifteen years have passed.

Vic's heart was as hard as stone, and he remained unmoved.

Having arranged a way out for Aaron, Vic decided to leave the academy that very night, find a deserted mountain area to avoid the war, and plan his advancement to the next level.

but.

No sooner had Aaron left than Grant came looking for him.

This broker-wielder is well-informed.

The fact that Black Tower Academy and the Raven Wizarding Society were in conflict could not be kept from him.

these years.

Grant invited Vic to Night Raven Society gatherings several times, but Vic declined each time.

He will only participate if there is a need.

There is no need for it, and attending parties is a waste of time.

Upon meeting.

Grant asked with a serious expression, "Vic, have you heard about what's been happening at the academy lately?"

Vic remained calm and stated bluntly, "You want to buy your freedom and leave."

Grant wasn't embarrassed that his purpose had been seen through. He continued, "I've come to borrow some Soul Stones from you for an emergency. I will repay you in full afterward."

Vic said coldly, "I won't lend it."

Their relationship is based solely on mutual benefit. With the current tense situation in the Death Rift Valley region, it will be difficult to get back the Soul Stones that have been lent out.

If Grant is unlucky enough to die out there...

The debt accrues upon the person's death.

blood loss.

Grant's eyes clearly showed some disappointment. He had thought that with their relationship, borrowing some soul stones to tide him over wouldn't be a big problem.

Circumstances are more powerful than people right now.

He gritted his teeth, took out an old wizard's journal, and presented it with both hands, saying, "This is a rare and precious manuscript that I bought at a high price from a senior apprentice."

I'll sell it to you for 4300 soul stones!

Deals between wizards are not as simple as they seem.

A unique manuscript unearthed from a historical site is worth at least five hundred soul stones, and it's not impossible for it to sell for six hundred.

Without a powerful and well-established force to maintain order in the trading market, it's impossible to privately trade such valuable items with someone more powerful than oneself.

They will most likely get themselves into trouble and be ambushed and robbed.

Grant had known Vic for many years, and he was certain that Vic wouldn't kill him over a rare, uncommon book.

after all.

His identity as a broker wizard and organizer of the Night Raven Society carries a potential value far exceeding five hundred soul stones.

With five hundred soul stones, Vic naturally wouldn't bother to intercept or rob him now.

It would have been hard to say in the past.

Grant is now willing to sell at half price because circumstances dictate his actions; he doesn't want to die an unexplained death because of the academy's war.

Vic knew when to quit while he was ahead.

He didn't want to offend Grant too much because of this.

If he needs rare materials to advance to the level one wizard in the future, he still hopes that this broker wizard can help him make connections.

He took out three hundred soul stones and bought the rare copy of the relic.

When Grant handed the notebook to Vic, his expression was one of extreme pain, and his face was twitching uncontrollably.

But the current situation.

The fact that the other party was willing to pay for it instead of directly robbing it shows that they have done more than enough, considering that the two have known each other for many years.

Grant knew what was going on.

After obtaining the Soul Stone, he took out a strangely shaped wooden statue, about the size of a finger, resembling both a fish and a bird, and handed it to Vic, saying, "This is a new prop I made. You can use it to contact me if needed in the future."

Done.

Grant left the workshop without looking back, his steps hurried.

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(End of this chapter)

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