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"If every one of our mages had such selfish thoughts, I'm afraid the entire earth would have fallen long ago."

"Can we still learn magic? I'm afraid that the souls of each of us are lit by the eyes of those evil gods."

"It's pure nonsense. To be frank, I think they are just too selfish. They take themselves too seriously and come up with a lot of high-sounding reasons to cover up their selfishness."

At this point, Master Toby spoke righteously, his voice rising slightly: "Everyone will die, no one can escape it."

"As mages of Kamar-Taj, the day we die heroically in battle is the day we return to the kingdom of Vishanti and Agamotto."

Martin's eyes lit up when he heard Toby's very orthodox words.

Good comrade, you are indeed a Kamar-Taj wizard with a strong family background.

Yes, another meaning of Master Toby's good family background is that he has been learning magic in Kamar-Taj since he was a child, and he doesn't even know whether his parents are alive or dead.

Enjoyed the most orthodox Kamar-Taj education.

Just as he said just now.

Kamar-Taj never shy away from the fact that mages may die, even in battle.

However, they all want to protect the earth and safeguard peace.

And after their death, there is a legend that those who died in Asgard's battle will enter Valhalla.

After they die heroically in battle, they will also return to the realm of Vishanti and Agamotto.

This is the inner support for many Kamar-Taj mages when facing death.

After hearing this, Strange's eyes changed slightly.

He naturally knew what Master Toby said.

However, because he was a latecomer, he was more inclined to believe that this was the baptism of the mage's thinking by Kamar-Taj.

In short, it’s brainwashing.

After all, before he joined Kamar-Taj, he was a neurosurgeon with two doctorates.

"What do you think, Master Strange?"

Master Martin on the side asked Strange.

It was not difficult to tell from his interested eyes that he was quite curious about Sternenche's answer.

After all, this man is a genius who is famous both inside and outside Kamar-Taj.

Especially since the other party has only joined Kamar-Taj for less than a year.

"I think so too, Master Martin. They are simply using such misleading slogans to lure ordinary mages into corruption and provide them with information."

As Strange's mind flashed to the fallen wizard's request for information, he continued to answer: "This group of fallen wizards obviously have a very thorough plan."

"They just want to recruit cannon fodder to find out the true situation of the London Temple, and by the way, disrupt some of the Temple's arrangements."

Hearing Strange's calm analysis, Master Martin's expression changed. He looked at Strange, signaling him to continue.

"They spread rumors that are a mixture of truth and falsehood to intimidate and confuse mages who are incapable of independent thinking."

"Depending on how well they develop traitors in the London Temple."

"I'm sure they have big plans for London."

"This plan is so important to them that they have to sneak into the London Temple to steal the information."

"Moreover, they must have communicated with the dimensional evil god."

Hearing Strange's affirmative tone, Master Martin recalled some information that the guarding wizard Arnold had told him.

"Why are you so sure? Master Strange."

"We can tell from their slogan of getting rid of the gods." Strange looked at Martin's gaze and replied, "They dare to shout out such a slogan, which means they must have the secret method to control the relevant information."

"And being able to access these means that there is a high probability that one has communicated with the dimensional evil gods. Even if not, there is a high probability that one has obtained some information between the evil gods."

"Oh?" Martin said softly, seeming not interested in it.

At this moment, Strange also stopped talking, as if he felt he had said too much.

Could it be that I'm a little too drunk?

At some point, a small purple incense burner appeared next to the table, emitting a faint fragrance.

"Two mages, the questioning is over for now, and I can go back now."

"By the way, let's not spread what we discussed today."

Martin said calmly, and the two wizards, Toby and Strange, nodded, then stood up and walked out of the house.

With a slight thud, the door closed.

Martin lay sideways in the chair, staring at the incense burner beside the table emitting a faint fragrance, his eyes dim.

As an interrogator, his methods are unrestrained.

The fragrance from the incense burner has the effect of inducing people to tell the truth.

Just like the passionate words of Master Toby just now, and Strange's above.

Of course, if the other party restrains himself and tells a lie.

He can also notice things from subtle details.

"This Master Strange is very interesting."

"I don't know what he is hiding!"

Chapter 618 Strange: I am undercover

London, British Library.

The world-renowned British Library is always full of customers.

At this moment, people were coming and going in the library, but they all lowered their voices and their footsteps became lighter.

It seems that in such a place, in such an atmosphere, making any noisy noise is an indecent behavior.

There are many tables in the library, or rather, you can see some tables every few steps.

There are more or less people reading at the tables.

There are young men, beautiful women, and old people wearing glasses.

At this moment, in addition to reading books, they are also typing on the keyboard, entering line after line of text on the computer.

Seems to be doing some work.

tread!tread!tread!

A faint sound of footsteps was heard, and a middle-aged man in a black suit was seen walking towards the desk in the corner near the window.

There was a man in front of the desk, he was lowering his head and carefully reading the book in front of him.

And this middle-aged man in a suit sat down quietly and looked at the wizard who was still reading with his head down.

"Master Strange, I didn't expect you to meet me here?"

"Of course." Strange raised his head and looked at the familiar face in front of him: "Almost everyone knows what you did now."

"I am already taking a huge risk by meeting you now."

Hearing this, the middle-aged fallen wizard's face froze slightly, but after looking around, he smiled and said, "That's right, I guess no one would have thought that we would meet in the British Library."

"Tsk tsk tsk, as expected of Master Strange, he has a very flexible mind."

"Don't talk about these nonsense. The day before yesterday, I released one of your people here."

“This is my sincerity.”

"Now, don't forget what I asked for before."

"Of course, of course. I will never forget this." The middle-aged wizard said with a smile: "The secret method is ready. As long as the contract is signed, I will offer it to you at any time."

Yes, what Strange wanted was the secret method that could block or even cut off the gaze of the gods.

However, even though the Fallen Mage is willing to trade this secret technique, he must have strict requirements.

This requirement is nothing but a contract.

Sign a contract to never reveal secret techniques or information about corrupt mages.

Otherwise, he would be like the traitor Master Loren before, who hadn't even opened his mouth yet, but just had a flash of thought and ended up with a brain explosion.

The contract was very strict, and Strange certainly would not sign it casually.

Even if there is no factor of submission involved, it is purely confidential.

When Strange heard this, he looked hesitant.

At the very beginning, he felt that this contract was not a good thing. Now seeing the fate of those traitorous mages, he felt even more reluctant to stay away from this kind of contract.

"Master Strange, you know, we use the contract only to maintain confidentiality and it does not involve any other things." Seeing the hesitation on Strange's face, the middle-aged fallen wizard immediately persuaded him.

Which wizard would be worried when signing a contract?

But they certainly have their own means, and a pure confidentiality agreement can easily lower their guard.

As long as we get the secret method, the core resources needed later will still need them to provide.

As long as there is demand, there will be transactions.

After the transaction is established, from small to large, step by step, won’t it become their shape?

Strange was still hesitant. He had made deals with this group of wizards before, but they were all small ones.

Basically, it does not involve the disclosure of important information.

Even if the other party asked to obtain some key and important information, he would directly refuse.

Therefore, he obtained more information about Chaos Magic from these corrupted mages, at most one or two magic spells.

However, obviously in order to obtain this key secret method involving shielding the gods, it is still necessary to sign a contract to strengthen the connection.

To be honest, it would be absolutely false for Strange to say that he didn't want this secret method.

But it was also true that he did not want to sign the contract.

If the contract is really signed, there will be real trouble later.

At this moment, suddenly, his expression changed slightly.

"Okay, sure." Strange hesitated for a moment, then nodded and agreed, "However, I need to read the contract again."

"It also needs to include information about the authenticity and completeness of the secret technique, as well as the cultivation resources you need to provide me with."

He's not stupid.

What if the other party gave you a secret method but it was incomplete, or there were some false information at key points?

Although he was known as a genius, he had not yet learned magic, and in just one year he could rival those mages who had studied it for most of their lives.

If the other party really wants to fool him, who knows, he might be able to fool him.

Therefore, it must be true and complete without any omissions.

Of course, if some special resources are needed, the other party must provide them.

Otherwise, what is the difference between this and an incomplete secret method?

Faced with Strange's request, the middle-aged fallen wizard frowned.

There is nothing wrong with wanting to ensure the authenticity, effectiveness, and completeness of the secret techniques. Basically every wizard will make similar requests.

But the other party wants resources. If they are really given them, how can they cooperate in the future?

"Master Strange, don't worry, the secret method is absolutely complete. This can be clearly stated in the contract."

"However, we collected these resources at great risk and with great care."

"You sign a contract, then you open your mouth and you get it."

"Do you think your requirements are a bit too high?"

The fallen wizard's tone was somewhat dissatisfied.

Strange then said, "It's not that I have high requirements, the risk of cooperation with you is also high."