Wizard Immortality

Chapter 37 'Destiny' | Spell Field and Decks

talent.

property.

Character.

luck.

The four elements that constitute personal destiny.

If a person wants to become a wizard, at least one element must be outstanding enough.

But if you want to go far enough on the wizard's path, any one of these elements may become a shortcoming.

Reality is cruel.

The wizard died when his life was full.

Even if fate favors you, there is a price to pay.

Vic has a lot of wealth and a calm and resolute character, which makes him suitable for asceticism.

But the price is mediocre talent and bad luck.

Even though he had profound experience in reaching the peak of level six wizard in his previous life.

Vic is still cautious and plays it safe in everything.

Siggs is gifted with extraordinary talent and luck, far superior to others, and she is humble and hardworking.

But the price she paid for fate's favor was huge.

The number of people around me is gradually fading.

For wizards, connections are also a form of wealth, and can even play a greater role than money.

Vic knew this very well, so he didn't find it strange when Sigs wrote to tell him and Aaron that Baron Murray's family had killed and slain all humans.

Because everything has just begun, the stronger she is, the greater the price she will pay.

Grant was the exact opposite.

He has mediocre talent and a character that is common among people.

But when it comes to accumulating connections and integrating resources, his methods are extraordinary and admirable.

Aaron was mediocre in all four elements, but he moved forward steadily everywhere.

After the concurrent gathering.

Vic and the other two chatted for a while, and Aaron saw that Grant had something private to discuss with Vic, so he didn't stay for long.

After he left.

Grant smiled bitterly and explained apologetically, "Vic, you and Aaron are the only two people in the best situation at the same time. I was negligent about what happened today.

Oliver, you should remember.

It was the descendant of the nobility that you and Luke met at the beginning. He was also going to participate.

He was too utilitarian, so I stopped him.

I didn't expect that I would end up making things worse. I am really ashamed."

Vic knew what he meant.

Grant wanted to use the gathering of the same period to show his strength, but his understanding of people's hearts was too shallow and he ended up making things worse.

The value brought by Vic's current status, position and strength far exceeded his expectations.

This is also the consequence of a member of an organization having mismatched identities and status.

The members of the mutual aid society all want to use their status as fellow students to establish a relationship with Vic and seek benefits.

But the price they can pay is too low.

After this incident, Grant will probably reconsider the necessary conditions for maintaining an organization.

Vic responded, "It's human nature to dislike the poor and love the rich. I'm not here today to listen to you sigh and apologize.

Lead the way.”

Grant originally thought that Vic would look down on him or quit the Night Crow Society.

Now get the positive attitude.

He did not dare to neglect it and said hurriedly, "Today's gathering place is not far from the academy. Remember to restrain your mental magnetic field when meeting with other members.

So as not to be remembered.”

If he doesn't tell, Vic will hide his identity.

Subsequently.

Grant took out a large black robe he had purchased and handed it to Vic. The two of them left the academy in silence.

It was night time.

There are very few people on the road.

Purple-gray fog.

Pale moon.

The strange-shaped dead trees cast elongated shadows in the pale light slanting down on the ground, looking like ghosts.

Occasionally, the shrill howls of wolves could be heard.

Before attending the Night Crow Society meeting, Grant explained to Vic the various rules after joining the organization.

All the commissions and transactions of the society strictly follow the principle of equivalence. The identities of the members of the society are strictly confidential. If they need to cooperate with their real identities, they must be reviewed by the organizer to avoid unnecessary conflicts.

The society charges a management fee of ten soul stones every year.

There is no fixed pattern for the society's gatherings, and the organizers will send invitations to invited members regularly.

Besides.

Each member has an independent code name in the society.

This title was drawn from the Night Crow deck made by Grant himself, and there is no pattern to prevent people from spying.

Vic naturally also needs a code name in the society.

Before arriving at your destination.

Grant took out a set of black cards with exquisite patterns and said, "Vic, use your intuition and pick a card from it."

Vic was a man of extraordinary vision in both his lives.

He could tell at a glance that there was a mysterious power hidden in this deck.

So he didn't draw it.

Grant knew what Vic was worried about, and explained with a smile, "Don't worry, this is a set of toys made using the characteristics of my cursed spirit.

Not aggressive.

You can rest assured. ”

As he spoke, Grant casually took out a few cards and handed them to Vic.

Having said that, Vic has to be on guard.

The cursed spirits mentioned by Grant are mysterious creatures that awaken themselves after every wizard with talent in the field of spells is promoted to a wizard apprentice.

All witchcraft related to spells revolves around cursed spirits.

The characteristics of cursed spirits vary from person to person, so the witchcraft in the field of curses is also strange and varied, with no fixed number and impossible to guard against.

but.

He was not worried about the terrifying witchcraft such as the Death Curse in the legend.

After all, Grant is just a wizard apprentice. Even after a thousand years, he won't be able to access that level of knowledge.

And spells are the only system that does not strictly follow the principle of equivalence.

Any witchcraft in the field of spells.

Wizards need to pay an additional price, which may be more or less depending on the curse.

The legendary instant death curse requires the caster to pay the price of death, and after death the consciousness will enter the subspace and suffer eternal torture from the evil god.

At least.

In Vic's thousands of years of memory from his previous life, he had never seen a wizard dare to use the Instant Death Curse.

Even criminal wizards who don't care about the rules are very secretive about the Instant Death Curse and dare not use it.

These ones.

Just some memories without energy.

The extra cost required to obtain knowledge of this level is probably far beyond imagination.

Vic ignored Grant's helpless expression and carefully checked the deck before he felt relieved.

There are two major systems of witchcraft in the field of spells.

Blessing system.

Curse system.

Grant's deck uses blessing spells, which are not offensive.

Vic didn't make a conscious choice, but reached out and took out a card from the deck.

The pure black card face is drawn with gold powder ink.

Above is a human face that is constantly twisting and changing, like a living creature.

A corresponding title below: Destiny.

Grant smiled and said, "You don't need to care about what's on the card. According to the card's hint, the code you learned in Night Crow is your destiny."

Apprentice-level curse spirits do not have the power to predict the future and personal destiny.

But wizards are naturally cautious.

Vic wouldn't take it seriously, but he wouldn't take it lightly either.

The characteristics of cursed spirits are varied and bizarre.

The patterns and words on the cards must have certain meanings.

After getting the code name from the Night Raven Society.

The two quickened their pace, preparing to rush to the party venue.

At this time.

A figure wearing a plain robe and with an unclear face suddenly walked out from behind a dead tree and blocked the road.

thereafter.

Three more people surrounded them from all sides.

(End of this chapter)