Life is tough, so Honglong resorts to performing?

Chapter 61 Online Fraud
"This one, this one, and these few are fine too."

Loren intentionally selected several low-level spells originating from the High Elf school of magic.

As a high mage who has lived in Verdant City for a long time, it is normal for him to be proficient in the old spells of the Elven school.

If the source is the magic system of true dragons, then the spells contained in this kuli are not as ancient as those in his dragon heritage, and cannot achieve the purpose of broadening his horizons at all.

Loren pulled out two special wires made of mithril from below the magic crystal screen in front of him and connected them to the magic node on his back.

As Loren paid, pieces of information were transmitted, and spell models and node diagrams unfolded in Loren's mind.

Many of them were similar to the standard magic that Loren had learned, only more complex and requiring more precise and accurate magic output.

As for how much of a power boost these precisions would bring, Loren had no idea.

After confirming that the memory was complete, Loren removed the wires, took out his magic crystal terminal, and began connecting the memory and uploading.

In this process, the mental energy consumed by the mages replaced the large amount of computing power consumed by maintaining a heterogeneous spell configuration and flowing nodes in the magic crystal network.

This is also why these old spell models can be sold for money.

Want to make money off lawyers without putting in any effort? No way!

Loren uploaded several level 1 spells and level 0 tricks in a row, and after a while, he received a reply from the other party in the private chat.

"With over 90% node accuracy and many spells nearing perfection, you are truly a meticulous mage. May I ask what the highest level of spell you can record and upload?"

Level 6.

Loren answered without hesitation, "This is a chance to get free spells, so of course we have to report the highest level."

Does it matter whether his Elven school of magic has level six or not?

"Hmm, you must be a very knowledgeable archmage. If we reduce the precision, within your area of ​​expertise, such as elven magic, is it possible to record seventh-level spells?"

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The other party sent an outrageous request, and Loren almost burst out laughing, replying with a backwards question mark.

He almost doubted whether the guy on the other side of the screen had ever studied magic.

Do you know what a 30-year-old grandmaster is? A near-legendary figure who's outlasting everyone.

Are three thousand or ten thousand basic nodes something that can be achieved with a little effort?

The complexity of the configurations has increased exponentially, with a large number of special structures and a host of cross-utilizations...

Otherwise, those wealthy mages wouldn't have started seeking out superior races like dragons after reaching the third tier, engaging in rituals and transactions to see if they could jump to professions like warlocks who rely on bloodline spellcasting.

Perhaps Loren's reply was genuinely infuriating, and the other party was indeed embarrassed, because after a while, the other party sent another message.

"Can't we really give it a try? Even if it fails, I'll still give you the money for the spell, but I need to see the purchase record."

That shows much more sincerity.

Loren's eyes lit up.

You can get a free level 7 old version Elven School spell – that's amazing!

As for whether or not to try memorizing and constructing, Loren certainly wouldn't.

He wasn't truly skilled in elven magic; he was proficient in dragon-based magic, a magic system primarily focused on destruction and fire, and also used psionic magic. He was completely unskilled in elven magic, which was characterized by its delicate and intricate nature.

Forcing the memorization will only result in failure, and the failure to construct such a large-scale spell could potentially cause damage to oneself if one is not careful.

After all, spells of level seven and above cover too many areas.

As a shrewd dragon, Loren stated:

I only look at these kinds of things, I don't touch them.

Loren was about to agree, but then he thought of something else.
"You need to give me another sum of money for the failed construction and the treatment of the psychological damage, otherwise I will never accept this." "No problem."

As they were talking, the money was transferred over.

One hundred thousand copper coins, of which seventy thousand were used to purchase spells and thirty thousand were used for healing.

This decisive and efficient attitude in transferring money made Loren consider throwing a tantrum to get another sum, then deleting and blocking him and running away.

Let the other side experience what it's like to be a telecom fraudster.

Feel the evil of the five-colored dragon, hehehe!

But this idea was clearly just an idea; he had no intention of challenging the group leader's methods and abilities.

However, their behavior at least proves that they are definitely not the drow elves who are about to visit.

After all, given the cunning nature of the orthodox Drow, they would never simply and cleanly transfer money.

"Hiss, wait a minute."

A thought suddenly flashed through Loren's mind. He quickly opened the part-time job group chat, found the group owner, and sent a message.

"Group owner, can I scam some money from that guy who bought the old spells?"

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A question mark appeared in the message, and Loren smiled.

The reason why this symbol is often used in the group is that the group owner uses it to question those who put forward outrageous ideas.

It seems like there's no chance.

Loren thought to himself that he would wait a little while before replying to that guy.

But after a while, a message came from the group admin.

“Okay, you bad boy, that’s a very interesting idea. I’ve been annoyed with those guys for a long time too.”

"But you have to leave the group for five days, and then I'll add you back in."

"Okay, thank you, group admin."

Loren chuckled as he read the reply.

This confirmed some of his suspicions: the guy on the other side was definitely not a good person.

After all, judging from past chats, the group admin is quite tolerant.

Loren reopened the private chat and organized his thoughts in front of the other person's profile picture.

"After careful consideration, and based on my own mental strength and understanding of elven magic, I feel I need to purchase some temporary enhancement drugs to complete this memory transfer and upload."

"As you can see, this is not a simple project. A true fourth-tier mage would not put himself in such a dangerous situation for such a small amount of money."

"After all, as you and I know, the old versions of spells, especially elven spells, are far more complex to memorize than the normal ten thousand nodes. The difficulty is so great that even I have to be careful."

Loren rambled on, but the core meaning was quite simple:
That's a level 7 Elven school magic from the old version.

Need to pay more.

The person on the other side of the screen remained silent for a long time.

Perhaps they had never seen a mage like Loren raise prices so suddenly, or perhaps it was because they were really eager to understand and memorize the old version of elven spells in advance, another 10,000 copper coins were sent over.

Loren deposited the money into his account and then transferred it to another account. Afterward, he opened the block and delete buttons on the Magic Crystal Terminal.

Online scammer, kid!
You guys really believe everything you read on the Magic Crystal website?!
　Could you please give me a vote?

　　
　
(End of this chapter)