Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 71 Hedonistic Methods | The Scammer Comes Knocking

After Vic moved in.

Wizards came and went in droves to place orders.

The main products are encrypted gold-plated rings.

Occasionally, orders for level one potions would come in.

At this time.

The status and value of Vic, a first-level alchemist, are evident.

There's no need to ask for bribes or favors.

Surplus materials and gifts offered by other wizards.

In just three short years.

Vic has already amassed more than six thousand soul stones.

Including the two thousand soul stones paid by the Sears family for tuition, he already had over ten thousand soul stones stored in his alchemy ring, demonstrating his immense wealth.

If it is in the Death Rift Valley region.

He wouldn't have earned that much in less than ten or eight years.

and this.

He was only holding back, not using all his alchemical knowledge.

If we go to the Mechanical Sky City, our income could probably double again.

but.

His alchemy workshop was increasingly crowded with customers.

The wizards who lurked outside the trading market, making a living by robbery, became increasingly impatient and eager to try their luck.

They have been waiting outside for three years.

even.

The wizards lying in ambush have been changed several times, but Vic just won't come out.

It's urgent.

Inside the trading market.

A stunningly beautiful woman with long hair leaned against the door of Vic's alchemy workshop.

She wore a specially tailored scarlet wizard's robe, her red lips were fiery, and her eyes were watery and captivating.

"Vic, with your skill level, you're sure to get a top ranking at this year's Floating City Alchemy Symposium."

The future is bright.

Are you really not interested?

Three years.

Vic gets along well with his neighbors in the trading market.

The person who asked the question was Anna, the top-tier jeweler next door.

these years.

This woman has been pestering Vic quite a bit.

She would take the initiative to throw herself into his arms whenever she had the chance.

but.

Anna's feelings for Vic were neither romantic nor based on any exchange of favors.

Her goal was simple and direct.

It's just about enjoying yourself.

Although Vic's appearance was unremarkable, in the eyes of a first-level wizard, the characteristics of his mental magnetic field were far more attractive than his fake flesh and bones.

no doubt.

Vic's characteristics.

It made her unable to resist.

Wizards are different from ordinary people.

There are two ways for men and women to enjoy pleasure.

Flesh and blood pleasure.

Mental and physical harmony.

The former is superficial, and the enjoyment is relatively short-lived. As long as both parties agree, it can be done anytime and anywhere.

But the latter is different.

Once wizards engage in a spiritual union, their true strengths and weaknesses become completely apparent.

Even though the pleasure of spiritual union far surpasses that of physical intimacy, in the wizarding world, unless both parties are mutually attracted and know each other inside and out, it is not permissible.

Otherwise, if you rashly bring it up to the other party, it will definitely cause trouble.

Besides.

The strong bully the weak, especially criminal wizards, who prefer to combine physical pleasure with carnal enjoyment for double the ultimate pleasure.

Anna addressed Vic by his first name.

Clearly, the two of them had engaged in in-depth discussions on more than one occasion.

Wearing a simple black wizard's robe, Vic said in a detached voice, "I have no great ambitions, and life at the Snow Mountain Trading Market is peaceful and comfortable."

Going to the Mechanical Sky City to compete for rankings is too dangerous.

Is it really?

Anna clearly didn't believe it.

However, their relationship remained merely that of neighbors in the trading market, and she didn't care about Vic's future.

It's enough to satisfy her appetite occasionally.

Thinking about this...

She looked Vic up and down.

Her alluring eyes lingered, then she tightened the loose robe she had just put on to cover her fair skin, waved her hand, and turned to leave.

After Anna left.

Vic's eyes were cold and indifferent.

A dark glint flashed in his eyes as he watched Anna's retreating figure.

The speaker has no intention, the listener has the heart.

It's not impossible that Anna colluded with wizards outside the family, using their good relationship to trick him into going out.

Vic has to be on guard.

Anna left not long ago.

Vic's alchemy workshop welcomed its first customer of the day.

A tall, handsome young man strode into the workshop, speaking in a very impolite tone.

"Who owns the workshop?"

Vic turned his head, his expression calm, and said, "That's me."

When wizards visit alchemists, they usually adopt a humble attitude, offering many kind words and gifts, but this person is different.

Upon entering the workshop.

His attitude was extremely arrogant.

It has quite a background.

He glanced at Vic, flipped his right hand, took out a level one alchemical ring, and said, "I have a precious potion that I need your help to refine."

I need it urgently now.

But I hid the materials in a safe place.

I need you and me to go out together.

If you don't trust me, you can call the manager to verify my identity. There are three thousand soul stones as a deposit in this ring.

In other words.

The potion I'm about to concoct is precious and rare; I can't show it to the public.

You'd better keep that in mind.

Pilot program to raise [something].

The latest novel is first published here!

Vic sneered inwardly.

Unmoved.

The wizard is cunning and scheming.

Ordinary scams are unlikely to work.

Vic had seen countless people, and he had encountered many of the methods this person used.

The swindler himself was of extraordinary background, and his identity was known to everyone.

They then used their power to intimidate others.

Then find a respected bystander to testify.

Finally, they would add a large deposit, claiming they needed the money urgently, and if you didn't accept their offer, they would find someone else.

A series of combined punches followed.

If you are gullible and greedy for soul stones, you will surely be intercepted and killed on your journey.

Vic remained calm.

But at this moment, he was extremely determined to kill.

He secretly memorized the characteristics of this person's mental magnetic field, left a mark, and bluntly refused without any mercy, saying, "I won't accept."

The other party knew that Vic wouldn't be easily fooled.

He laughed loudly and said, "Haha, do you think I would lie to a mere alchemist like you? How laughable."

You brought in Carden Sears.

Ask him if I would lie to you.

As they were talking.

The arrogant and imposing aura unique to newly promoted first-level wizards pressed Vic relentlessly.

It took Vic a little over eight years to advance one level.

For formal wizards.

Eight years have passed in the blink of an eye. Those with less talent may not even feel an increase in the density of their spiritual energy.

Vic remained silent for a moment, feigning defeat and yielding, before tentatively asking, "How shall I address you, sir?"

The young man snorted coldly.

It seemed that Vic had contradicted him and was unaware of his identity, which greatly displeased him.

The overwhelming mental pressure of a first-level wizard crashed into Vic's mental magnetic field!

Vic took a step back, his spiritual body feeling as if it had been hit hard by a heavy object, his face turning pale.

pity.

In order to maintain his public image.

He was faking it.

With the knowledge base of the Lich's Life Box and the support of advanced extraction methods, the density of his spiritual body increased far beyond what ordinary newly promoted level could achieve.

Six years ago, he had already established a knowledge system for first-level witchcraft.

The knowledge system of the Bloodline School has been one-third completed.

The Sea of ​​Knowledge, based on the Star Sea level.

Vic's mental stability.

A newly promoted first-level wizard of the River and Sea level wanted to shake him with mental pressure.

An ant trying to shake a tree.

act recklessly.

Without needing to use his trump cards, the difference in strength was so great that he could easily crush this person with a single move, and then eat and drink.

After entering the trading market, Vic always presented himself with a spiritual magnetic field of He Hai level.

Some people are trying to find out the truth.

He had only recently advanced to the next level, and the alchemist had just begun his apprenticeship, so he brushed it off.

Three years have passed.

Even though the neighbors in the trading market knew that Vic had a trump card up his sleeve, they only had a vague understanding of it and believed that Vic's trump card wouldn't be much more than he had said.

If they are truly quite capable.

Why waste time in such a small place as the Snow Mountain Trading Market?

For wizards.

The channels for acquiring knowledge should always be the top priority.

Nothing else can shake it.

The knowledge that a wizarding family can provide is extremely limited.

only.

Vic possesses a lich casket, granting him an astonishing amount of knowledge, though this remains unknown to others.

Back and forth.

His public persona in the trading market.

Very stable.

The manager, Carden Sears, sensed the young man's imposing presence and hurriedly flew over, immediately showering him with flattery upon meeting him.

"Haha, Mr. Austin, why did you suddenly come to visit today without giving me any prior notice?"

In the course of their conversation, he calmly stepped in front of Vic, taking the initiative to shield him from today's troubles.

The young man looked extremely displeased, his gaze towards Vic filled with malice, and said, "A newly minted freelance wizard dares to doubt me?"

That's all.

The young man tossed out a gold-plated ring, saying disdainfully, "There are a thousand soul stones in here. Make him call me Lord Austin Crowe."

Let's just let this matter go.

otherwise.

snort!"

Reality is harsh.

Free wizards are naturally inferior to wizards of equal strength but with different backgrounds.

(End of this chapter)