Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 49 Bloodline Secret Technique | Redemption

The Wizarding World.

Hidden relics are as numerous as the stars.

Ancient wizarding laboratories, ancient battlefields, and the embers of a transcendent empire.

But in any case.

Later wizards who entered it faced extreme danger.

One wrong move and you could die inside.

The exploitation of ruins, the plundering of knowledge and resources, all require human lives to pay for.

The rare manuscript that Grant handed over appeared unremarkable on the surface, but its dark yellow pages were soaked with blood and the souls of the dead.

Extracted from the ruins.

Then it flows to the outside world.

During this process, there was open and covert fighting, and countless people died.

Finally, it passed through Grant's hands and ended up in Vic's possession.

The paper used to record mystical knowledge is different from that used by ordinary people. Different processes use different materials and styles, but the finished products must all carry the energy pulse contained in mystical knowledge.

If ordinary paper were used, the energy of a single mysterious symbol could easily burn the entire book.

The rare manuscript in Vic's possession was so ancient that its authenticity was impossible to verify, so he couldn't identify the materials used.

The paper is yellowish.

There were recently dried bloodstains on the corners.

Judging from its thickness and the scattered potion-based adhesive, this scroll is probably less than a third of the whole.

The paper was very old, and the stench of decay was like that of a corpse.

But the text that carries mystical knowledge remains unchanged forever.

Vic did not rush to use the extraction method to connect, lest someone have tampered with the rare copy.

Manually turn to the first page.

The dark red energy pulses, like viscous blood flashing at high frequencies, flowed in all directions after coming into contact with the real world.

A strong rusty smell.

It felt like being surrounded by mountains of corpses and rivers of blood.

The energy intensity exhibited by the rare text far exceeded his imagination.

Unlike the mystical knowledge at the apprentice level, which only involves energy pulses.

Interfering with the real world and affecting a wizard's five senses is an anomaly possessed only by those with Level One Knowledge.

Vic's current life level cannot be remembered.

However, the inscription at the beginning of the rare copy indicates that the author is at the apprentice level, meaning he can read and understand it.

[After a thousand years, I still haven't been able to perfect this peculiar method of advancing to the rank of a bloodline wizard. After my death, if someone in the future obtains this scroll, I hope you can fulfill my long-cherished wish.]

Wizard Kant, stay.

When reading the message.

A magnificent and turbulent era flashed by in Vic's spiritual body.

This is the information carried in the message.

It's not his memory.

Suddenly.

Upon realizing this, Vic was startled.

How could he become so completely immersed in this knowledge that he lost all guard against the outside world?

Vic dared not be careless.

He quickly closed the book to conceal the energy pulses emanating from its knowledge, then stored it in his alchemical ring to avoid attracting the attention of other wizards.

Standing at the entrance of the workshop, seeing that no one was paying attention, I finally felt relieved.

Joe is currently just a newly recruited wizard apprentice.

Vic wasn't worried because her limited perspective prevented her from discovering the secrets within.

but.

The mysterious knowledge found in rare and lost manuscripts has an extremely strong penetrating power on the spiritual field of wizards.

Ordinary wizards are unaware of the complexities involved.

But he knew very well.

The wizard who writes the message will have a life level no lower than four.

In other words.

This fragment of a rare, lost manuscript was created by a fourth-level wizard.

The rare relic was bought from Grant at a low price for three hundred soul stones.

It has such a high value.

Vic was also surprised.

But then he thought about it again.

The fact that a rare book of this caliber would end up in the Death Rift region indicates that the ruins are not far from here. Even if an ordinary wizard discovers something extraordinary about the book, they wouldn't understand its value as clearly as he does.

Level 4 wizard.

It was a terrifying being, almost like a god.

The world where Death Rift is located is inaccessible to such high-level life forms.

Grant initially asked for 500 soul stones, but fearing that Vic wouldn't accept and would be in a hurry to escape, he lowered the price to 300 soul stones.

Tracing back to the past.

Even if ordinary wizards are unaware of its true value, Grant would have acquired it from others for no less than a thousand soul stones.

There may be fluctuations.

However, it meets the market price for high-quality, first-level knowledge carriers in the trading market.

In this sense, he actually got a great deal in this transaction.

But in a fair trade, with transparent pricing, mutual consent, and each party bearing their own profits and losses, even if Grant knew the value of this rare and precious manuscript, he would have nothing to say.

Since the bloodline secrets in the rare manuscript are only level one knowledge, Vic won't waste his time on them.

He planned to purchase a batch of goods at the trading market.

He left the academy, sought refuge in a deserted mountain area to escape the war, and planned to advance to the rank of first-level wizard.

It took an afternoon.

Vic used his connections in the Black Tower Academy trading market.

He purchased all the materials he needed for his trip, including solvents and corpse flower pigments commonly used in potion making, some mysterious metals, and fifteen senior apprentice-level sorcery orbs, just in case.

He then went to the registrar's office to express his desire to redeem himself and become a free wizard.

Many wizards have been redeemed during this period.

The academic affairs office is used to it.

As long as the number of Soul Stones is sufficient, the academy wizards can come and go freely.

Vic's ransom was 1,200 soul stones.

The college didn't ask for more than the market price.

The latest novel is first published here!

Vic was generous, paying on the spot and accepting the certificate of freedom issued by the disciplinary office amidst envious and jealous glances from others, before turning and leaving.

This is the benefit of being wealthy.

A wizard apprentice doesn't need many soulstones to redeem himself, but for a senior apprentice, who is a backbone of a wizarding organization, the price to escape is extremely high.

But this is perfectly reasonable.

An apprentice who is promoted to senior will receive a wealth of free training at the academy.

Vic spent fifteen years emptying nearly 90% of the knowledge in the Great Library, 1,200 Soul Stones, not much.

Even so.

However, the number of senior apprentices in the academy who are as wealthy and powerful as Vic can be counted on one hand.

Aaron, who ran the academy for the New Year, still needed to borrow Soul Stones.

An ordinary wizard apprentice wanted to escape.

impossible.

Most of them will die in the war between the Academy and the Raven Wizarding Guild.

Or they could take advantage of the chaos to escape overnight, risking being intercepted and killed by a first-level wizard, and leave Death Rift Valley forever, never to return.

Vic Soulstones are plentiful.

Naturally, they are unwilling to take such risks and prefer to play it safe.

When leaving the teaching office.

Joe was already waiting for him outside.

"Lord Vic."

Although she was a great beauty, Joe always maintained a humble and submissive attitude in front of Vic, never disobeying Vic's orders for fifteen years.

She remains chaste to this day.

Waiting for an opportunity.

Vic stopped, his expression calm.

Joe was someone he had personally brought into the wizarding world. Now that disaster was imminent, he knew he had to see things through to the end and wouldn't stand idly by. He said, "You've served me for many years. If it's not enough to redeem yourself, I can lend you some."

But Qiao shook her head slightly.

She took out a gold ring and said, "Could you wait here for me for a moment?"

last life.

Vic has a large following.

Among them are people like Joe who are completely devoted to their cause.

But time is merciless, and the years bring vicissitudes.

When faced with self-interest, people's hearts are fickle.

Vic had already seen through it.

Therefore, Joe's thoughts were meaningless in his eyes.

Vic did not respond to Joe's request.

He stood there, his gaze sweeping down on him with cold indifference.

Even though Qiao Sheng was stunningly beautiful.