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

"With this, my idea will definitely come true!" Sadiq excitedly hugged the life box and began rummaging through it on the table.

Are all academic researchers a little bit crazy?

Lorne urged, "Let's finish the deal quickly."

Lorne wasn't particularly interested in Sadiq's ideas, but he was curious about the changes in his body.

This half-dead state is extremely rare even in the apprentice area.

Sadiq, of course, understood what Lorne was referring to. He gently set down the life box in his hand before slowly speaking:

You are probably already familiar with the Black Sun Meditation method.

"Yes." Lorne had only practiced one meditation technique so far, but he had temporarily abandoned it due to unknown hidden dangers.

"From the first moment I saw you..." Sadiq's dark eyes darted around, "I knew it."

"Your pupils have ring-shaped patterns similar to those of a solar eclipse."

Lorne was shocked, and instantly understood what Sadiq was researching.

Pure black pupils, a deathly aura on the forehead, a body drained of life force...

When the sun is high in the sky, all life will quietly disappear as the sunlight fades away, and silence will envelop us.

What Sadiq studied was—the Black Sun!

"That's right, I developed the 'Black Sun' spell based on the Black Sun Meditation Method!" His eyes gleamed.

"There is a hidden danger in the Black Sun Meditation Method: during the meditation process, the mind may be eroded by the Black Sun."

"The mind then reflects this onto the body, and when the erosion reaches a certain level, it will become a mindless monster."

Sadiq opened his arms wide: "And my idea is brilliant!"

"If we succeed, we can not only eliminate this hidden danger, but also harness this corrosive power and transform it into magic!"

Lorne looked at the lifeless Sadiq with a strange gaze.

I reckon your idea won't even be completed before you turn into a monster...

But this has nothing to do with me.

"How can we resolve the erosion of the Black Sun caused by meditation?" This was what Lorne was more concerned about.

The strength of one's mental power still needs to be honed; it's impossible to keep the Black Sun Breathing Technique indefinitely.

"Why do we need to resolve this?" Sadiq's face was pale. "That's precisely the power we need. The Black Sun's corrosive power doesn't exist in the real world!"

Lorne found it difficult to communicate with this half-dead guy; he was mentally unstable.

"Sadiq, how do we address the drawbacks of meditation?" Lorne changed his approach.

Leaving aside the corrosive power of the Black Sun, Sadiq was much more normal, offering an extremely rare and normal answer:

"It's very simple. The drawbacks of meditation can be eliminated simply by using the effect of 'purification'."

Purification?

The Ring of Purification?

Everything was such a coincidence.

The Black Sun Meditation method has the drawback of being corrosive, but this ring from the underground cavern can solve this problem...

Lorne lowered his head and thought for a long time.

"I'm leaving now, Sadiq."

After the transaction was completed, Lorne said "goodbye" and hurriedly closed the door.

Sadiq was so engrossed in his spell ideas that he didn't react at all.

Theodore, who was waiting outside, approached and asked, "What's wrong, Lorne?"

Lorne pulled Theodore to a secluded corner and stared at him with a serious expression.

Theodore felt extremely uncomfortable being stared at so intently and instinctively started pushing.

"Theodore, remember what I'm about to say." Lorne patted Theodore's shoulder lightly.

Seeing that Lorne was very serious, Theodore stopped fussing and straightened up: "Go on."

"Since we arrived at the Black Sun Tower, I have often stayed with you and haven't gone anywhere else. We have been practicing meditation and magic, and this is how we have spent the past twenty-odd days."

Theodore was puzzled, as Lorne had clearly disappeared for the first half of the month, but he still nodded solemnly.

Lorne took the Ring of Purification from the Moonlight Bag and placed it in Theodore's hand: "Find a place where no one will find it and hide this ring."

"Don't ask why, and don't mention it to anyone afterward. Just keep it to yourself."

Theodore kept nodding his head.

"Hmm?" Shortly after Lorne finished giving his instructions, Theodore let out a soft exclamation and looked straight behind Lorne.

The facial expressions changed rapidly.

First came confusion and bewilderment, then surprise.

Lorne looked in the direction Theodore was looking, and saw a somewhat familiar boy in casual clothes walking slowly along the path between the two wooden houses.

Who is he?

Lorne vaguely remembered the boy; he seemed to have seen him at the training grounds. He was Theodore's friend, and I think his name was...

"Dant!" Theodore called out first, stopping the boy in plain clothes. "What are you doing here!"

The boy in casual clothes stopped in his tracks, and was clearly stunned when he saw Theodore and Lorne.

"Lord Theodore," Dante greeted somewhat awkwardly, then turned to Lorne: "Lorne...Lord."

"I heard there was a serious attack here, and I was curious, so I came to check it out," Dante explained immediately.

Theodore and Lorne exchanged a glance.

"It was Lorne and I who were attacked," Theodore explained to him.

"What!" Dante exclaimed in surprise. "Who planned this attack?"

As soon as he said it, he realized it was inappropriate and immediately changed his words: "Lord Theodore, are you alright?"

"It's nothing serious," Theodore waved his hand.

Lorne glanced at Dante again and instructed Theodore:

"Don't forget what I just said. You should go back to your place first. I have some things to take care of. I'll come find you later."

"it is good."

......

After parting ways with Theodore, Lorne went straight to the market.

It was rush hour, and the market was packed with people.

Lorne randomly picked a relatively empty shop that sold scrolls and went to the stall.

The stall displayed all sorts of scrolls, which normally few apprentices would choose to buy because they were too expensive.

A scroll consists of a shaft and a scroll inscribed with magical runes, recording a particular spell.

The level of the spell determines the price of the scroll.

There are many types of regular reels, such as spell reels, knowledge reels, teleportation reels, and so on.

"Boss, do you have any spell scrolls with purification effects? The cheapest ones are fine, and they have to be elemental."

The stall owner casually grabbed two sheets: "These two only cost five medium-grade magic crystals. They're both water element purification sheets, mainly obtained through washing and rinsing..."

Before the stall owner could finish speaking, Lorne interrupted him: "I want the Fire Element Purification Scroll, Holy Flame."

"Huh?" The stall owner exclaimed in surprise, "This price is quite high. It's rather rare, and even a normal apprentice wouldn't need it."

He carefully took out a scroll from his storage bag: "My shop is quite small, and I only have this one. It costs one and a half high-grade magic crystals."

One and a half high-grade magic crystals?

Lorne felt his heart was bleeding, but he still paid for it.

The two high-grade magic crystals that had just been acquired were spent so quickly.