Wizards are mighty.

Chapter 54 Tea

"Very good, happy cooperation."

Vic also smiled and stretched out his hand and shook hands with Wallace.

He didn't believe that the Twinkling Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce could invest in an apprentice so easily.

No matter how talented this apprentice is, he wouldn't be so decisive.

You know, 150 billion was just a number he said casually, and the guy in front of him agreed without even blinking.

Obviously, this is because they know that he has high-level authority in the main god space.

The value of that high-level permission alone is worth tens of thousands of wizard coins. Although it is nothing in the eyes of official wizards, it is more than enough for mortgage.

Vic suspected that even if he asked for 10,000 wizard coins, this guy would agree.

But there was no use for him to have so much money, so he didn't mention it.

Fifteen hundred wizard coins required him to promise to do something that would be completed within twenty years, so ten thousand wizard coins would take at least two hundred years.

Don't dare to think. Don't dare to think.

What's more, the twenty years mentioned here are the time of the main timeline of the multiverse.

Rather than the time of any random world.

Even for wizards of level one to three, their lifespan, measured by the main timeline of the multiverse, is only a mere ten thousand years.

Although wizard civilization has many ways to prolong the lifespan of wizards, they cannot use the power of rules beyond this ten thousand years.

They can only survive in a world with stable rules and cannot exert their power at will.

……

After the contract was signed, Vic's Witch Network terminal soon received a huge transfer.

He also successfully obtained the black gold card of the Shining Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce.

When you use this thing to make purchases in the Chamber of Commerce, you will get different levels of discounts, ranging from 9.9% to 0.1%.

Even in the world controlled by the Flashing Lighthouse and Roland civilization, there are still many privileges.

"Oh, by the way, your tea is pretty good, how much is it?"

After chatting casually with Wallace for a while, Vic pointed to the teacup on the table and asked curiously.

"Haha, this is our Chamber of Commerce's latest signature product, 'Hidden Fairy Rhyme'."

"Its mother tree comes from the remains of the ancient 'Xian' civilization."

"When a large number of high-quality tea trees and tea varieties were discovered and revived from the remains of the 'immortal' civilization, a craze for drinking tea swept across the wizard civilization."

"The 'Xian' civilization seems to have conducted very in-depth research on tea as a beverage, and has also developed many teas with magical effects."

"And this 'Hidden Fairy Rhyme' has the effect of cleansing the soul, stabilizing the mind, assisting meditation, and enhancing mental strength."

"This thing is very difficult to grow, so the price is a bit expensive. If I sell it to the public, it costs 500,000 college credits for one ounce."

"But you are a Black Gold VIP, so 10,000 or 250,000 points will be enough."

"By the way, two is the unit of measurement of the 'Xian' civilization, which is equivalent to fifty grams of ours."

"It's only thanks to you that I can drink a few sips. Usually this stuff is used to entertain VIPs. I can't bear to drink it."

Wallace joked as he took a sip of his tea.

Vic smiled.

The so-called original price of 500,000 is just a higher-end price tag.

If he can sell this thing for 50,000, that means he can still make a profit, and a lot of it.

Otherwise the waiter wouldn't have brought it directly.

Obviously they want to promote their own products.

But it doesn't matter, it's just small money.

"Well, just give me ten kilograms."

Ten kilograms is only ten million points, which is a drop in the bucket for him who just got 150 billion.

And this thing is actually a kind of cultivation resource.

It can help him enter a meditative state better.

Having said that, since I have made so much money from the Shining Lighthouse Chamber of Commerce, I might as well not go to other chambers of commerce.

Anyway, it’s completely enough.

If it's really not enough, it doesn't matter if he borrows again. According to Vic's prediction, it won't take him many years to become a formal wizard.

At least ten years, at most twenty years.

It can't be more than thirty years at most.

After all, the reason why he was rated as first-class potential is not because he only has first-class potential.

Instead, the upper limit of the potential rating is only level one.

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"Lady Phyllis, dinner is ready. Do you want it brought in?"

A maid walked cautiously to Phyllis' side and asked softly.

"Well, wait, I'll go ask the master."

Glancing at the menu handed over by the maid, Phyllis picked up the freshly brewed tea on the side.

Then he quickly walked to the door of Vic's room and knocked on the closed door.

"Come in."

At this moment, Vic was lying on the bed with his eyes closed, meditating, holding the recording crystal in his hand.

While meditating, he read the knowledge recorded in the crystal, and at the same time used the witch network terminal to search for doubts that arose during his studies in the teaching system of the Void Academy.

The efficiency is very high.

Of course, this is inseparable from the high-level recording crystals he is using now, as well as various resources to assist meditation and learning.

These things are the bulk of his expenses. Once he concentrates on studying, it can almost be said to be a bottomless pit.

"Master, tonight's dinner includes grilled Earthshaking Bear Paws and steamed Ice-armored Sea Clams..."

Phyllis knelt beside Vic's bed with a glass of 'Hidden Fairy Rhythm' and said obediently.

"Good. Send it in."

After imprinting the last line of wizard language in his mind, Vic threw the recording crystal aside.

He sat up from the bed and stretched tiredly.

The 1,276 precautions for this combination of witchcraft are too complicated.

But compared to the 34,327 patterns of ritual witchcraft I learned last month, it was still a lot easier.

"How's your progress in cultivating your belief system?"

After taking a sip of the tea, Vic pulled Phyllis into his arms and rubbed her head hard.

"Oh, Master, I'm sorry, Phyllis is too stupid, and many of her magic arts cannot be further developed."

"As for prayer, I will do it whenever I have free time, but I still cannot bear more power from the master. There is no progress compared to a month ago..."

"Please...please punish Phyllis..."

She snuggled into Vic's chest with an uneasy feeling.

Phyllis's silver-white cat ears drooped down, and she looked depressed.

"I remember you said the same thing a few months ago."

"At that time, I even touched your head and encouraged you for a while."

Vic pushed Phyllis away calmly and threw the teacup to her.

"Yes, it is……"

Phyllis caught it hastily and wiped up the spilled tea with her divine power.

In the silence, she silently lowered her head and looked at the ground.

For some reason, she felt that her master was really a little angry.

Normally, when she asked for punishment, her master would either torture her severely or hold her in his arms and say a few words of comfort and teasing.

Although the attitudes were different, she could feel that the owner was very casual at those times.

At least she wouldn't think that a few painless spankings was a punishment.

(End of this chapter)