Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 93 Farewell | Tip of the Iceberg | Auction

After Anna recovered from her injuries.

He stayed at Vic's place for a while longer.

As they parted, she took out a silver hair ornament imprinted with her spirit and handed it to Vic. Her voice, unlike her usual charming tone, was now soft and melodious as she sincerely said, "This is my favorite hair clip from when I was young. It has my spirit imprint on it."

If you ever ask me to repay the care I gave you during this time, you can infuse it with mental pressure, and I will take the initiative to contact you.

If the spiritual imprint on this disappears, I'll most likely die out there.

The floating city is located high in the sky.

Although the wind howled all day, the lack of cloud cover meant that the midday sun was exceptionally bright and dazzling.

Outside Vic's residence.

The streets are clean, and the green plants are neatly arranged.

Wizards and merchants came and went in a constant stream.

Anna gently pressed down on her long, black hair that was flowing in the wind, and her delicate skin shone like pearls in the sunlight.

Even without heavy makeup and bright red lips.

But even without any flaws, she still radiates beauty.

The scarlet wizard's robes fluttered in the wind, outlining her tall and voluptuous figure.

When she looked at Vic, there seemed to be a glint in her eyes.

As Vic reached out to take the hair clip, her smooth fingertips lightly brushed against the back of his hand. Finally, she smiled slightly, turned decisively, and flew swiftly into the distance.

The hair clip has a slightly cool feel to the touch.

Made of silver and with a simple appearance, it is not a mysterious creation, but simply a hair accessory commonly used by young girls in the mortal world, with nothing special about it.

Vic watched Anna leave.

He put the hair clip into his gold ring, his expression calm and composed, and turned to walk into his residence.

The path of a wizard is extremely difficult.

Not only did Vic know this, but Anna was also well aware of it.

Love may bring momentary pleasure, but time is merciless, and everything is ultimately just fleeting smoke, like water slipping through your fingers.

At the Snow Mountain Trading Market.

Vic thought Anna was naturally promiscuous, but he never expected that this woman's pursuit of truth and immortality would be so resolute.

From this perspective...

Befriending them and making long-term investments is entirely beneficial.

Although business is business, Anna's departing expression, which seemed like a farewell between life and death, stirred a slight ripple in Vic's usually calm heart.

Reality is harsh.

Between wizards, a brief separation could very well be a permanent farewell.

Squire Locken followed behind Vic, observing in silence.

He was an outsider.

You can see it more clearly.

During the time Anna spent with Vic, her every move revealed her love, and her eyes when she left clearly showed that she hoped her beloved would say something to persuade her to stay.

pity.

Loken knew the character of the wizard he served.

Anna probably already knew Vic's character, but she still harbored illusions.

Thinking about this...

Loken felt a pang of sadness.

He lingered outside the door for a while, just as he was about to turn back, when he saw a wizard flying at high speed from a great distance and landing in front of him.

Facing a first-level wizard.

Loken dared not delay and quickly lowered his head.

Before he could ask any questions, the other party said directly, "I was entrusted by the Eternal Merchant Guild to deliver the auction invitation to Wizard Vic."

Loken had lived in the Floating City for over a month and had heard many rumors about the Eternal Merchant Guild. He replied respectfully, "My master happens to be home. Please follow me."

Generally speaking, when the Eternal Chamber of Commerce delivers an invitation, the ceremony would certainly not be so simple.

But Grant knew Vic's preferences well.

Even the wizard who delivered the invitations was a capable and efficient person.

After meeting Vic.

He presented a simple ring with a unique design, resembling an ancient tree root, and explained, "This is a token from a first-tier client of the Eternal Chamber of Commerce."

Each ring is personally crafted by President Grant, making them unique.

With this item, the holder can freely enter and exit all locations of the Eternal Merchant Guild without restriction. Please keep it safe.

Then, he took out an ordinary auction invitation, presented it with both hands, and said, "Before coming, the chairman specifically instructed me to..."

Wizard Vic is a low-key person who dislikes showing off.

With this invitation, you can still enter the auction, but you will only be eligible for the same treatment as regular customers.

Every word and action.

The first-level wizard who came to deliver the items was extremely respectful, not daring to overstep his bounds in the slightest.

Not surprisingly.

This person must be one of Grant's confidants, and must know something about the Night Raven Society.

From beginning to end.

Vic remained calm.

But the squire, Locken, witnessed it all and was deeply shocked, beyond words.

Having experienced so much, he believed he had a thorough understanding of Vic's strength and status, but this first-level wizard from the Eternal Merchant Guild kept saying that he was entrusted by the guild master.

In the floating city.

The president of the Eternal Merchant Guild holds a position far beyond the reach of ordinary first-level wizards.

but.

Even an envoy of such an important figure was so humble and submissive upon meeting Vic.

He took a deep look at Vic's back, his hands trembling slightly involuntarily.

now.

In his eyes.

What Vic showed was like an iceberg on the sea, towering and seemingly unattainable to others.

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however.

As he stood on the edge of the iceberg, looking out at the sea.

In the dark, gloomy sea, the magnificent shadow beneath the iceberg is like something too terrifying to look at directly, silent and unseen.

Loken didn't know either.

Is it a stroke of luck or misfortune to have inexplicably stumbled upon such a powerful being and become loyal to him?

After the first-level wizard explained the purpose of the ring token and the invitation.

Grant must have specifically instructed him to do so.

He dared not use his status as an envoy to ask for favors or try to build a relationship with Vic. As soon as he finished speaking, he made an excuse and left in a hurry.

Vic received the invitation.

The auction will be held the day after tomorrow at the Sky City Trading Market, within the Eternal Merchant Guild's property.

Two days later.

An auction venue under the Yongheng Chamber of Commerce.

This auction is completely different from those organized by typical wizarding organizations or families.

The Chamber of Commerce stepped in.

It must be extremely large in scale.

The magnificent auction hall resembled an imperial palace in the mortal world, brightly lit and extremely luxurious.

Even the attendants who greeted guests at the door were all carefully selected senior apprentices. Regardless of gender, each of them was beautiful and had an extraordinary demeanor.

Dressed in magnificent black and gold wizard robes, they stood on either side of the entrance, welcoming guests attending the auction.

Although welcoming and seeing off guests is a lowly job that only servants would do for wizards, these senior apprentices are exceptionally diligent and speak sweetly.

The glorious old land area.

The auction, spearheaded by the Eternal Chamber of Commerce, is a top-tier event held almost once every ten years.

The wizards who came and went were all powerful and of noble status.

Not all wizards are as low-key and reserved as Vic.

Among them are some who enjoy ostentation and flattery.

The rewards he casually bestowed were all expensive items that these apprentices could only dream of, so it's not hard to understand why they were so eager to receive them.

but.

Vic had already established a fearsome reputation within the floating city.

He naturally wouldn't enter like an ordinary guest with an invitation.

On the contrary, they were unusually high-profile.

The intensity of the spiritual magnetic field was undisguised; amidst the varied gazes of onlookers, it traversed half of the suspended city and landed outside the venue.

now.

Vic's skills are no longer those of an apprentice.

Moreover, even if he didn't conceal the strength of his mental magnetic field, under the influence of energy diversion, his mental magnetic field wasn't very strong, and was far from being a senior level.

Although far stronger than ordinary level one wizards, in terms of the strength of his mental magnetic field alone, Vic is far inferior to those established level one wizards.

Vik landed.

A senior apprentice, as pure and beautiful as a maiden, came forward to greet her. Her clear, melodious voice said, "I am Lydia, a senior apprentice and attendant at this auction."

Please show your admission ticket.

The apprentice hadn't finished speaking.

A heated argument could be heard not far away, accompanied by faint fluctuations in the mental magnetic field, clearly indicating that a fight had broken out.

Vic followed the fluctuations and looked over.

A senior female apprentice was seen pinning another apprentice down, punching him repeatedly, just like in a street brawl.

And the one who started all of this.

A richly dressed young wizard, holding a bag full of soul stones, watched from the sidelines with a mocking smile, occasionally pointing and whispering with his friend.

It's like watching a monkey show.

Upon closer inspection, Vic recognized the apprentice being beaten; he had black hair and black eyes.

It seemed to be Hill, whom he had seen on the street once before.

(End of this chapter)