Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 90 Cruelty and Tyranny | Anna's Request (Bonus Chapter)

The suspended city is located a thousand meters above the ground.

A fierce wind howled through the port.

Although it was peak season, the mental pressure emanating from the first-level wizard in the warehouse area caused the atmosphere in the entire port to plummet to freezing point.

Ordinary people and apprentices who lack sufficient strength.

He trembled as he gazed at the figure in the distance.

Occasionally, a passing level one wizard would stop and watch from afar.

Both are at the same level.

They wanted to know who was making such a big fuss, daring to cause trouble at the port of the floating city, and whether they were really not afraid of death.

but.

When they saw Luke standing behind Vic, wearing the robes of a Purification Committee wizard.

His expression gradually became serious.

Although he did not know Vic's name, he had secretly memorized the characteristics of his mental magnetic field. If he encountered him in the future, it would be best not to make an enemy of him.

the other side.

Veteran apprentice Pio knew that things would be difficult to resolve today.

But he was unwilling to wait for death.

Still trying to struggle, he gritted his teeth and said, "My lord, I didn't know that knight was your squire. This is your alchemical ring. After my subordinates snatched it back, I knew it was extraordinary."

That's why I've been looking for you.

But I never expected that you would come looking for me.

It would have been better if he hadn't spoken.

One mouth.

Luke's heart sank.

Would a level one alchemist lack the soulstone for a ring?

Saying that is practically suicide!

Triss and Pio had very close ties, and Triss was prepared to lend a few words of support to gloss over the matter.

Before he could speak...

An extremely terrifying mental pressure suddenly descended!

Like a pair of invisible giant hands.

He suddenly grabbed the senior apprentice!

Peo's eyes widened. He wanted to fight back desperately, but the difference in strength between an apprentice and a first-level wizard was like heaven and earth.

It was only for a moment.

Use force with your big hand.

Peo's flesh, bones, and spirit exploded instantly!

Blood rained down on the beach in all directions!

After doing all this.

Vic glanced at Luke and said in a calm voice, "Let's drop this matter. I hope you will keep a close watch on things from now on."

Wizards are forbidden from fighting within the floating city, but he dared not disobey Vic in public and could only nod.

Instead, use another wizard.

To commit murder openly in the city would surely lead to being wanted by the police.

But Vic is different.

Amidst the awe and fear of the crowd, and in front of the sorcerers of the Purification Committee, he strode into the city.

generally.

With the protection of Tris, a first-level wizard of the Purification Committee, other first-level wizards would have to give him some face.

The apprentice apologized, and the misunderstanding was over.

But Vic persisted.

Even his old acquaintance, Luke, couldn't help but frown, feeling a slight displeasure.

This is the approach taken.

Clearly, they didn't take the Suspended City's Purification Committee seriously.

He wasn't given any leeway.

But thinking about this...

Luke could only sigh helplessly.

A level one wizard with average strength and weak background would naturally have to give him some face, but he knew a great deal about Vic's background.

Its attention to detail far surpasses that of other wizards.

He had a close relationship with Grant of the Eternal Chamber of Commerce.

He is also a first-level alchemist.

the most important.

Vic had a close connection with Siggs back then.

The lord of the floating city and Sigurds addressed each other as friends.

The background is very strong.

This is far beyond what an ordinary wizard can do by extorting money.

An apprentice, killed is killed.

It's not worth it for him to become enemies with Vic.

at the same time.

Vic suddenly attacked, killing the senior apprentice Bio in front of everyone, catching Tris off guard.

His eyes widened in surprise.

He was instantly filled with rage!

Such an action is tantamount to slapping him in the face in public!

But with Luke's warning, he dared not retaliate.

After Vic left.

He took a deep breath, trying to calm his anger.

If what Luke said is true.

A senior apprentice is not worthy of being an enemy of an unknown big shot; it will just take some effort to train him again in the future.

Then.

He found Luke and asked him about the other person's background and identity.

"Just remember, don't offend him, understand?"

Luke reiterated this point.

Triss naturally understood the implications and asked no further questions.

The only thing to blame is that Pio offended a powerful wizard he shouldn't have.

It was just a brief encounter.

Vic's ruthlessness and unpredictable personality had already left a deep impression on him.

We must not offend him.

It was also on this day.

Despite being a newcomer, Vic has already established a fearsome reputation among those who dare not provoke him.

One person tells ten.

The latest novel is first published here!

The word spreads from ten to a hundred.

Within half a month, most of the wizards in the floating city knew that a first-level wizard of extremely high status, but with a cruel and tyrannical personality, had recently arrived in the city.

If you encounter them, it's best to avoid them.

Don't provoke them.

The awe of others.

It was all part of Vic's plan.

If a treasure appears at an auction, someone will inevitably compete with him, earning a notorious reputation, which is entirely beneficial.

Moreover.

Killing a senior apprentice is merely a matter of skill; it doesn't reveal any hidden trump cards.

A month later.

Vic House, the Seeker's Hut.

Over time, the squire knight Locken had come to understand Vic's extraordinary status through subtle details.

He personally oversaw the welcoming and sending off of the wizards.

They were all first-level wizards, including many powerful individuals who also held mysterious professions.

and.

His words and actions were extremely respectful.

but.

Loken was no longer the arrogant young man he once was. With the passage of time and the experiences he had gone through, no matter how many gifts or kind words the wizards who came to him offered him, he was no longer the same.

He knew it all too well.

All of this was merely an extension of the power of the wizard he served.

They lost Vic's protection.

He was just a mortal knight.

Therefore, the more gifts the wizards who asked Vic to make potions sent him, hoping to meet Vic, the more threatened Loken became. He was cautious in every word and action, and dared not cross the line.

Until this day.

A witch with a broken leg, seemingly seriously injured and pale-faced, came to visit.

"I wish to see Wizard Vic, and I hope you will grant my request."

A greeting, Your Excellency.

A small gift to mark our meeting.

Startled, Loken's legs went weak, and he quickly lowered his head, saying respectfully, "To be honest, many wizards want to meet Lord Vic, but my master is simply too busy."

Whether I see you or not, I, a mere squire, cannot guarantee you anything.

Talking.

He firmly refused the gift offered.

In the wizarding world, when self-interest is at stake, there are plenty of sycophants who bully others.

Knights like Loken, who knew when to advance and when to retreat and were mindful of the bigger picture, were actually in the minority.

In the past...

Anna would surely appreciate it greatly.

He has great potential.

But now she is in dire straits herself, and she wouldn't have come to Vic for help if she hadn't been desperate.

Anna was once radiant, with a graceful figure, captivating eyes, and alluring charm.

however.

The injuries sustained from the attack by two level-one wizards have not yet healed.

House seemingly endless rain.

She spent a fortune to acquire the recipe for a first-class potion, then exhausted her family fortune to gather the necessary materials and find an alchemist who charged a low fee to concoct a healing potion.

She doesn't know.

Was the alchemist simply incompetent, or did he deliberately consume her materials?

In any case, the other party was adamant and insisted that the allocation had failed.

To obtain the potion, you need to collect the materials again.

Anna is now penniless.

When there is no other way out.

We have no choice but to ask Vic for help.

But she knew in her heart that the chances of success were slim.

Having shared a bed with Vic for over twenty years, she knew his character all too well.

Plucking feathers from a passing goose.

Cruel and ruthless.

She was turned away by the squire, Locken, and was about to give up, but her injuries were urgent and death was only a matter of time if she did not receive timely treatment.

Anna bit her lip tightly, her pretty face deathly pale. Her demeanor was completely devoid of the arrogance of a first-level wizard, and she looked utterly miserable. She said, "I am an old acquaintance of Wizard Vic. I hope you can inform him that a wizard named Anna is looking for him."

(End of this chapter)