Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 63 The Continuation of the Price

Chapter 63 The Continuation of the Price

The day Hill found him.

Vic was already suspicious.

But he did not have an attack.

From the Kingdom of Thorns to the deep forests where he hides, spanning the entire Death Rift Valley, the distance is over a thousand miles.

Unless Andrew Thornflower used some unknown means of tracking him on the day he left.

That's how Hill found this place.

Besides that, Vic couldn't think of a second reason.

Secretly following a wizard could lead to a deadly confrontation if discovered.

He didn't kill Hill out of consideration for their past relationship.

Moreover.

The person who made the move was Andrew, Hill's father.

Having spent two years with this black-haired, black-eyed girl, he knew her character well. Although she was quirky and mischievous, she was kind-hearted, simple, and innocent.

Even if their personality changes drastically as they grow up.

But fourteen years ago, a fifteen-year-old girl wouldn't have been so cunning.

She couldn't possibly ask Andrew to take action to track him down.

The grudge has a vengeance.

Vic doesn't easily take his anger out on others.

If he was an apprentice, it would be reasonable for him not to notice the other party's tracking methods.

But oddly enough.

During the six months he spent developing first-level sorcery in his hiding place, he meticulously examined every detail of his own flesh, bones, and spirit.

Got nothing.

There are no traces of mystical power associated with tracking witchcraft.

The sorcerer is meticulous.

Vic doesn't simply believe that Hill's journey across the entire Death Rift region to find himself in the remote, untouched forests was a coincidence.

and.

Hill only has a high talent in the area of ​​change.

During the apprenticeship, the magic of the transformation realm did not include the ability to track others.

Even wizard apprentices are not qualified to understand the second mystical realm.

At last.

Vic believes there are two possibilities.

Firstly, the tracking magic used by Andrew was extremely rare; even he had never heard of it.

Secondly.

Between him and Hill.

There are still some transactions that have not been completed.

There is still a price he needs to pay.

The principle of equivalence comes first.

Under the rules, even a level six wizard is as insignificant as an ant, let alone Vic in his current state.

many years ago.

His deal with the Thorn Flower family was over; both sides were even and owed nothing to each other.

From this perspective...

In his previous life, there must have been some kind of connection between him and Hill.

He still owes the other party a favor.

The Wizarding World.

High-level wizards employ all sorts of strange and wonderful methods.

Reincarnation is not impossible.

but.

As a price, when a powerful wizard's life is consumed, he will be reborn without all his memories and knowledge, essentially starting over.

This is completely different from Vic's reincarnation, which preserves his knowledge and memories.

What is the reason?

He speculated that it was related to the lich's life box within his spiritual body, but this was only speculation.

Vic's life spanned thousands of years, and he encountered no fewer than a hundred high-level wizards.

They have mutual interests and exchanges.

Who was Hill before her reincarnation?

He didn't know.

Even if they knew, they would most likely have sealed it away in the Lich's Life Box.

His current strength.

They are not worthy of knowing.

From this perspective...

It makes perfect sense that a fugitive wizard apprentice, alone, crossed the Valley of Death and found him with the help of a wizard's journal.

Ordinary people believe this is a sign of fate.

In reality, it is the intervention of the supreme rules.

It was like a death sentence.

Targeted strikes.

Even if Vic leaves the Death Rift region, Hill will surely be able to cross the mountains and find him.

Thinking of this.

He already knew the answer.

Whether to save him or not is entirely up to him.

but.

The price is eternal.

Compared to the unknown.

He had a good impression of Hill after spending two years with her.

Even if taking action would make her an enemy of the wizarding organization that was hunting her down.

But there are clues to follow after she was rescued.

The advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

In the final month of Vic's construction of the first-level sorcery, the pursuers arrived, lurking in the distance.

They were intimidated by his strength as a first-level wizard.

They dare not appear easily.

but.

Vic focused on building a level one sorcery, until he succeeded.

He won't make a move.

the other side.

The mental pressure of a first-level wizard was like a towering 100-meter-high wave, roaring in from a great distance.

The heavy blow struck the mental bodies of the three apprentices.

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The senior apprentice leading the group turned deathly pale, blood gushing from his mouth and nose. He swayed and nearly fell over.

The two apprentices behind him.

A scream rang out, and a terrifying sonic wave, perceptible only to wizards, vanished in an instant, like a snapped steel cable.

That's a sign of severe damage to the mental body.

If Vic hadn't held back...

The two apprentices who had fainted were already corpses.

The senior apprentice leading the group stared wide-eyed, abruptly looking up in the direction Vic had gone, his fear palpable.

He quickly bowed and saluted.

He shouted as loudly as possible, "Thank you for sparing my life! I was presumptuous!"

Done.

Like a bird startled by the mere twang of a bow.

Completely disregarding the lives of the two apprentices, he fled the place as if escaping.

He had initially thought that Hill's escape to this place was due to luck.

But I never expected it.

The only surviving remnant of the Thornflower family has a surprisingly close relationship with that mysterious first-level wizard.

On the run.

The senior apprentice's heart was pounding.

He is very clear.

That mental pressure would have killed him and his two apprentices on the spot if the other party hadn't held back.

He was concerned about hunting down Hill.

At this moment, he was cursing inwardly, filled with extreme resentment towards the decision-makers of the Raven Wizarding Society.

Normally speaking.

People from wizarding families, when their strength is low, rarely come into contact with wizards outside the family, and are busy all day long, working hard to ensure the continuation of their family.

The Thorn Flower family has befriended a strange first-level wizard.

The remaining rebels were under his protection.

Such a serious matter, yet the wizard sent him out to hunt him down without mentioning it at all.

It almost caused his death.

He witnessed firsthand the terrifying visions that Vic was creating when he was constructing a first-level sorcery.

My assessment of Vic's strength.

It is a taboo subject.

A wizard with sufficient financial resources and background to construct first-level sorcery.

In the Death Rift region where the Black Tower Academy was destroyed, they have already entered the ranks of the strong and are absolutely not to be provoked.

The wizard was a man of deep thoughts.

He wouldn't easily dismiss it as a misunderstanding.

Most likely, they are his enemies in the Raven Wizarding Society, trying to win over the decision-makers and put him to death!

This grudge.

If he can be promoted one level.

I will definitely report this!

Hill survived the ordeal.

But there was no joy in his expression.

She opened her eyes.

His eyes, as black as jewels, were empty and lifeless.

Because extreme sorrow leaves no tears, no grief.

There will be no hysterical shouting.

some.

There was only silence.

Endless silence.

The unbearable hardship of life.

Like thick, leaden clouds, they cruelly and mercilessly strip away light and hope, leaving only cold darkness and nothing beautiful.

Life is better than death.

undoubtedly.

This is what Hill endured after experiencing the greatest hardships in her life.

The family was wiped out.

Their dearest loved ones were brutally murdered by their enemies.

Even her most respected teacher stood by indifferently, ignoring her for six months.

People grow up.

She didn't understand why Vic, who had already left, would intervene to save her.

But it's definitely not what she imagined.

Out of friendship and reluctance.

If that person were truly like that, they wouldn't have been so heartless fourteen years ago.

(End of this chapter)

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