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

The next day, Isaac did not wait any longer. He got up early and left home, heading directly to the Flesh and Blood Cult's office in the capital.

The Flesh and Blood Cult's office is located in the Wizarding District of the Imperial Capital, the main area of ​​activity for all wizarding organizations and wizards, where three of the few wizarding towers in the Imperial Capital also stand.

The three mage towers belong to the Royal Mage Order, the Truth Society, and Princess Philo, respectively.

In the entire capital, only these three mage towers are legally designated for conducting magical experiments.

So although the capital city is the political center, the academic atmosphere here is not very strong. As a result, when Isaac entered the wizarding district, he saw mostly aristocratic ladies dressed in fancy clothes, and rarely saw wizards...

This scene further diminished Isaac's interest in the capital. If it weren't for his desire to participate in the Genie's Lamp Trial and broaden his horizons, he would have gone back as soon as he registered.

With a slightly depressed mood, Isaac arrived at the Flesh Cult's office—the third window on the right-hand side of the first floor of the Tower of Truth…

To be honest, Isaac was somewhat stunned by what he saw; it was somewhat like a return to a past life for him…

How come this oldest wizarding organization doesn't look old at all?

But that's fine too, at least it's convenient.

"Hello, I wish to join the Cult of Flesh and Blood." Isaac walked to the window, sat down, and handed the letter of recommendation directly to the young witch inside who was reading a spellbook.

"Huh? Join a cult?" The witch looked up, somewhat bewildered, glanced at Isaac, then at the letter of recommendation he handed her, blinked, closed her spellbook, and took the envelope with a hint of disbelief. "Let me see, are we still accepting people?"

It's no wonder the witch was so surprised. She'd been here for almost three years, and not only had she never dealt with anything related to this, but neither had her ex or her ex-ex.

Because the Cult of Flesh and Blood has basically stopped recruiting outsiders, as the oldest wizarding organization, although the Cult of Flesh and Blood is also keeping up with the times, it has not completely kept up with the times and still retains some ancient customs.

For example, only legendary wizards are recruited!

With the current scarcity of new blood among the legendary wizards, very few people are willing to join wizarding organizations that study more primitive methods.

Of course, another more important reason is that the organization has now established a fairly complete talent training system through the various lower-level wizard organizations in Lake Town. People come from there, and very few are directly recruited from the capital.

In recent years, to her knowledge, the only person she knew of who directly joined the Cult of Flesh and Blood was the eldest princess of the Terra Empire, Philo Terra.

"It really is..." The witch looked at Isaac with some surprise, while rummaging through the roster that she couldn't find anywhere, and asked curiously, "Since you got a letter of recommendation from the Truth Association, why don't you just join the Truth Association? In terms of the depth of their magical research, they are no worse than us."

Isaac smiled helplessly. How could he not know that?

The Truth Society far surpasses other wizarding organizations in both its training system and academic environment. In terms of both the variety and depth of spells, the Truth Society ranks among the best.

But is it that he doesn't want to join?

Since his elder sister could get him to join a wizarding organization of the Flesh Cult, she could naturally get him to join the Truth Association. The Truth Association is not like the Flesh Cult, where anyone who is a spellcaster can join.

The eldest sister clearly didn't want him to join the Truth Association, fearing that his crazy behavior would have a negative impact on the association, which is why she pushed him to the Flesh and Blood Cult.

Although his older sister didn't say it explicitly, Isaac was still aware of this.

However, Isaac didn't need to say it aloud, so he just shrugged and gave a helpless look.

The witch glanced at the two names on the recommendation letter and instantly "understood." It seemed to be another family feud. Tsk tsk~ How boring.

After confirming the authenticity of the letter of recommendation, the witch rummaged through a pile of documents and found an old book. By comparing it with the cipher text on the letter of recommendation, she found Cheryl Solomon's blue name, erased it, and engraved Isaac's name in red.

The moment the name was engraved, a crimson light flashed, and a bright red heart floated on the magic book.

"Alright, just input your magic into it. Your rights and obligations are all recorded inside, including some common knowledge about the sect and things that need special attention. Go back and take your time to read it." With that, the witch handed the heart to Isaac and then continued to bury herself in her studies.

He took the heart, infused it with magic, and the crimson heart instantly transformed into a blood-red magic book, on which were written the four large characters "The Cult of Flesh and Blood".

Opening the spellbook, Isaac discovered that it wasn't much different from the Mad Witch Society's. It was something similar to a social networking site from his previous life. The first page was a forum with a list of comments: some looking for combat teammates, some looking for research partners, some seeking to buy rare magical resources, and some just pure gossip.

Clicking on the corresponding comment will automatically turn a page in the magic book and take you to the specific content. Swiping down will also turn a page and show other comments.

Compared to the strictly hierarchical Mad Wizarding Society, the Flesh Cult's forum is not only open to all members, but also seems to be open to some lower-level wizarding organizations, as you can see their affiliation after their ID.

The second page contains Isaac's brief information, including only his name, level, and points.

From the third page onwards, there are various benefits that can only be redeemed with points, including but not limited to witchcraft, rare materials, monsters, and even Outer God rituals!

In any case, Isaac can get almost everything he needs from the Flesh Cult!

Of course, the prerequisite is that you have enough points, namely magic stones, which were the currency used by ancient wizards for trading.

Nowadays, it has been replaced by gold coins because magic stones are a commonly used magical material with strong commodity attributes. Although their value is very stable, their consumption rate is also very stable.

It's common for magic stones to disappear from the market as they circulate...

So later, gold coins gradually replaced magic stones. Although gold is also a magical material, it has relatively few uses. Moreover, gold coins are not pure gold and need to be purified before they can be used. It is better to buy gold directly with gold coins.

Therefore, nowadays, only wizarding organizations like the Flesh and Blood Cult use magic stones as their internal currency.

As for obtaining magic stones...

Isaac found a seat in the lobby on the first floor of the Tower of Truth and started reading from the back.

Within the Cult of Flesh and Blood, magic stones cannot be exchanged for gold coins. Each month, cult members receive a varying number of magic stones based on their level. Formal wizards like Isaac receive ten magic stones per month.

In addition, you can also obtain magic stones by completing the sect's learning tasks, research tasks, breeding tasks, hunting tasks, and exploration tasks.

In general, the Magic Stone system is an economic system for the purpose of nurturing members of the Flesh and Blood Cult.