Steadfast Wizard: From Heart-Swapping Rat to Dimensional Demon God

Chapter 100 The Infinitely Growing White Whale

The beluga whale ritual is not complicated. First, the basic structure of the ritual circle is not the circular ring and six-pointed star commonly used by sorcerers in legends, but three parallel circles. It is said that this is the basic magic circle that sea creature spellcasters like to use.

At the center of the magic circle stood an eye statue, those eyes possessing a mysterious wisdom that seemed to see through everything. This was the symbol of the Truth Association—the Eye of Truth.

Yes, it's supposed to be a ritual to summon an evil god, but the most crucial ritual element is actually the emblem of a legitimate association—"

I don't even know which one is being indecent...

Although Isaac was curious, he did not delve into it. That's how the Outer Gods' rituals are: some are bizarre, some are perverse, and some are very serious.

Oh no, it's not just Outer God rituals, it's all rituals involving higher beings!

Unpredictable!

Just like the two witch rituals he used for advancement, many of the ritual materials were quite improper.

This is because rituals are not like arcane magic circles. Their principle is to gather similar concepts, then intertwine and merge them, eventually producing incredible changes. It may seem illogical, but it actually has its own rules.

For example, the ritual that Isaac is setting up, the core of which is the Eye of Truth, mainly represents the concepts of wisdom and a little mystery. The materials on the second layer are mostly fish scales, fish entrails, some deep-sea plants, and even seawater, which together form the concept of the "deep sea".

On the outermost edge are an octopus, a transparent jellyfish, and an lanternfish, all of which embody the concepts of "deep sea" and "mystery".

In other words, the materials themselves are not important; what matters is that the three concepts of "wisdom," "mystery," and "deep sea" must be combined in the correct proportions within a ritual. Only then can the beluga whale be summoned.

It is said that if a wizard is skilled enough, he can even assemble all the rituals using things that are readily available everywhere!

However, this step was far too far for Isaac. He couldn't even imagine reaching that level. Right now, he was just a beginner following the instructions, and he didn't even dare to make any major changes to the content of the ritual.

Of course, this excludes the padding that increases the success rate as suggested by the cheat code; you can use that without worry.

The beluga whale's cushion was surprisingly simple—a fish.

There are no requirements regarding whether the fish are from the deep sea, shallow sea, or river; any fish will do. The only requirement is magic power. The higher the magic power content, the higher the success rate. Ordinary fish are also acceptable, but it only adds one percent per ton. Let alone whether it's possible to buy that many ordinary fish in this era, even if it were, there wouldn't be enough space to store them.

Therefore, the mat Isaac bought was a second-tier monster fish, which was about the same length as an adult's height, but three or four times heavier. One of them could provide a 20% to 30% success rate, making it relatively cost-effective.

As always, Isaac maximized his success rate.

With everything prepared, Isaac stood before the magic circle, softly chanting the incantation. A faint white mist began to appear, growing thicker and thicker around the circle, successively engulfing the statue, the fragments of the fish, the octopus, the jellyfish, and the lanternfish—"

And finally, the second-tier monster fish.

After swallowing everything, the concentration of the white fog reached its peak, and visibility was reduced to less than a meter!

Then, the thick fog flowed rapidly and condensed into a gigantic whale that blotted out the sky in front of Isaac!

"Ah~~"

The beluga whale formed from the dense fog responded to Isaac's call with a series of buzzing sounds, while also asking Isaac what he needed.

Isaac was not intimidated by the enormous beluga whale. He knew very well that everything in front of him was just an illusion. The space around him had not actually changed, and there was no beluga whale in front of him, only a thick fog that enveloped him.

At the same time, his consciousness entered a magical void, the source of the white whale's power.

However, unlike the Black Orc God, the White Whale's void did not have as many stars, only endless white mist. It seemed to have no power or forbidden knowledge.

This was something Isaac hadn't expected. Most of the information he had looked up didn't mention it, and he didn't know why. Did modern wizards not like to steal power from the Outer Gods?

Are all legendary wizards of the new era so disciplined?

Isaac wasn't entirely sure of the specific reasons. His current understanding of legendary wizards mostly came from "The Wizarding Path," a book introducing the origins of legendary wizards, and the magic forum of the Flesh and Blood Cult. He only knew that mad wizards were mad, but not exactly how mad they were—

He has no idea.

However, he still knew what he should do now.

I wish to grant my familiar the ability to break through limits and grow infinitely.

That's not a lie. Although what Isaac trades is usually a cover, not everything is a cover. Even a small mosquito is still meat!

Moreover, what the beluga whale can trade is not just a small amount of money!

Limitless growth is the white whale's talent, and one of the fundamental reasons why it was able to grow from an ordinary white whale into an evil god.

At the same time, it is also the power he uses to corrupt traders.

Because if you have unlimited growth potential, you can increase your power in two ways. One way is to imitate the beluga whale and just eat. As long as you eat enough, you can keep getting stronger!

But this is also the biggest trap of this power. There is a saying in Isaac's previous life that is very suitable to be applied here: "Those who learn from me will live, those who imitate me will die." Using the power of the white whale and imitating the path of the white whale will eventually result in being assimilated by the white whale and becoming its food or followers.

Therefore, this is the wrong way to use it, and the correct way to use it is to practice it one by one!

Whoever possesses the power of unlimited growth will not encounter any bottlenecks or obstacles!

All that's needed is diligent practice!

Of course, this is tiring and far less comfortable and convenient than eating.

However, in the magic forum of the Cult of Flesh and Blood, Isaac saw such an idea: using the power of the white whale and imitating the growth path of the white whale would result in assimilation. What would happen if the concept of an equal existence were added during this process?

For example, what would happen if the white whale's ability to devour was used to absorb the power of one or more Outer Gods?

Nobody has the answer.

Although the Cult of Flesh only accepts legendary wizards, there don't seem to be many mad wizards. Even if there really are mad wizards, they would just laugh when they see this post. Who would be so stupid as to risk their life to do such a dangerous thing?

But Isaac found it very interesting and wanted to verify his hypothesis. Since he had the opportunity, he made the trade request.

Of course, he wouldn't experiment on himself, and there's no rule that he has to use it on himself.

But before that, there is something even more important—"

Once the transaction began, Isaac started plundering the endless white mist in the mysterious void!