Clinging to the Witcher world to become a god of martial arts

The liquid slid smoothly and coolly down my throat, without any taste, as if I had drunk a mouthful of liquid ice mist.

Lorne's vision suddenly went black.

The material world before our eyes—bar counters, glasses, shelves—begins to "fade" and become insignificant.

The star suddenly began to spin at an extremely fast speed, causing all the muscles in the body to exert a slight force.

A cold, icy trajectory coursed through his body, eventually converging at Xingxuan in his dantian.

Lorne immediately activated the "Heavenly River True Qi" technique, stabilizing and gradually expanding the constantly rotating vortex.

The moment one drinks the Tears of the Stars, a vast amount of stellar energy particles explode within the body, totaling three to four times the amount absorbed by sitting cross-legged under the starry sky.

He was originally considering how to draw upon the power of the stars and cultivate the Heavenly River True Qi after leaving the apprentice area.

The appearance of the Tears of Stars perfectly solved this problem, and its effect and efficiency were many times better than slowly absorbing it while sitting cross-legged.

The Heavenly River True Qi has three stages: Qi guiding the celestial vortex, the condensation of the celestial core, and the circumference of the celestial river.

Lorne is currently still at the stage of Qi-Guiding Stars. The generation of Heavenly River Qi must go through the process of "conversion", and the total amount is limited. It is almost exhausted after using the Overturning Heaven technique once.

To enhance his sustained combat ability and the power of his killing moves, Tianhe Zhen Gang must continue to cultivate over time.

However, there's no rush right now. The primary task is to resolve the conflict in their constitutions and attempt to integrate the "Ember Breathing Technique" and the "Breathing Technique"...

Time passed slowly, and it took about half an hour for Lorne to finish processing the star energy particles that had suddenly increased in his body.

Slowly opened his eyes.

The bartender was still busy, and several more formal wizards joined him, raising their glasses and chatting.

"Very good." Lorne took out the Wizard's Token to calculate the merits required for the Tears of Stars.

A 0.7 achievement in half an hour is equivalent to several nights of meditation – a worthwhile investment!

"Your reaction is quite unique." The bartender returned the wizard token to Lorne. "Among the first official wizards who drank the Tears of the Stars, some sighed, some went mad, and some... I've never seen anyone sit down calmly and savor it for half an hour."

"You saw him today." Lorne stood up from the bar, hesitating whether to ask the boss some questions directly.

Formal wizards come and go, and the information they hear and the knowledge they gain are certainly far greater than those of ordinary wizards.

Instead of blindly searching for a wizard in the vast hall, why not just ask the man in front of you?

Before Lorne could speak, the bartender said, "It seems you have a question for me."

He easily saw through Lorne's intentions.

"Yes," Lorne did not deny it. "As you can see, I am just a newly initiated wizard, and there is still much I don't know about the Wizard Tower."

"Of course." Lorne paused for a moment, then added, "There are also some issues related to cultivation."

The bartender's expression remained largely unchanged, as if he had already anticipated this.

He was still busy, constantly stirring the liquid in the cauldron. "If it's a simple question, I can answer it for you."

"I can pay a certain amount of merit for this." Lorne didn't beat around the bush and went straight to the point: "Have you ever heard of constitution clashes?"

"A clash of constitutions?" The bartender paused in his work. "A very troublesome problem."

"Normally, this only occurs in body tempering wizards, where there are two or more types of energies that repel each other."

"You don't look like this has happened," he said, puzzled.

"My friend," Lorne casually explained, "is there a way to resolve this constitutional conflict?"

"I don't know that. Perhaps the academic wizards have studied the relevant content." The bartender used a [Freeze] rune to cool down the cauldron, and then poured the liquid into a glass.

"Moonlight Lily Dew." He handed the glass to a wizard at the bar.

Then, a Cleanse rune was used to clean the residue from the cauldron before starting the next refining process.

The academic school... Lorne thought of the "mad academic school" that Cologne had mentioned. If he went to them to ask about this kind of question, wouldn't that be like walking into a trap?

I don't just want to solve the problem of conflicting constitutions, but I want to reconcile two completely different energies within my body.

Even Cologne's solution was to destroy Star Swirl, and it's estimated that no other solution could be found within the Wizard Tower besides the academic faction.

Having failed to realize his idea, Lorne had no choice but to abandon it for the time being.

Let's try to figure out something else...

What are the specific steps and conditions for an apprentice to become a wizard?

Although I had this question in my mind, I couldn't ask it rashly.

A very young, fully-fledged wizard being curious about how to become a fully-fledged wizard? That's highly suspicious.

With a "huge sum" in his hands, Lorne dared not be careless. If he were to be targeted by a wizard, he would have difficulty dealing with it even with his current strength.

Asking the bartender directly carries some risk. It's better to post an anonymous request; I imagine many wizards would be willing to answer such a simple question.

Why not take the credit that's been given away for free?

Thinking this, Lorne turned and left: "I'll be a regular customer from now on."

"It's my pleasure." The bartender bowed and waved his hand in a standard farewell gesture.

After leaving the bar, Lorne walked straight to the giant crystal pillar suspended in the center of the Star River Hall.

Many wizards gathered here, posting commissions or checking if there were any lucrative ones.

Compared to the commission cards in the apprentice area, the Wizard Tower's intelligence in accepting commissions is on a completely different level.

Lorne gently channeled his mental energy into the suspended crystal pillar.

Suddenly, a scrolling screen of light appeared in my mind, with stars flashing and representing various requests.

As long as one's mental strength is strong enough, one can view dozens or even hundreds of requests at the same time.

In contrast, the token is like a facility used by primitive people.

It can only be said that the difference in treatment between apprentices and formal wizards is not small, and this is not the only aspect to consider.

One request after another rolled through his mind, but Lorne didn't bother to check them.

I'm not here to accept commissions, but to post them.

After using his mental energy to connect the suspended crystal pillar and the wizard's token, Lorne began editing the commissioned content.

Since it's not a physical transaction, all I need to do is receive information.

Set the commission to anonymous, edit the content, and award 0.5 merit points as payment before publishing.

After doing all this, Lorne turned and left the floating crystal pillar.

The request has been submitted; all that's left is to patiently wait for a response, which shouldn't take too long.

One second, ten seconds, one minute...

Lorne had only walked a short distance when he felt a message sent through his mental energy from the wizard token.