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

Chapter 70 Good Friend: Lord of Billions of Flesh and Blood!

The power of the "God Thief" comes from the biography Caesar wrote for Isaac. In that biography, three short stories are recorded. The first story is about Isaac feigning friendship with the Lord of Billions of Flesh and Blood, stealing power to quell the impending goblin horde ahead of time.

The second was Isaac's adventure and deal with the God of the Orcs, from which he obtained information about the Orcs' autumn raid, allowing the fortress to prepare.

The third is that Isaac used his ingenious disguise skills to deceive the god of the black orcs, and with the help of his power, he wiped out a large number of black orcs in one fell swoop, completely resolving the crisis of the black orcs' attack!

The three stories are only so-so, mainly because they contain too much fiction. They sound far-fetched, which is understandable. Firstly, mortals cannot directly face the glory of God, nor can they frequently mention the names of external gods. Therefore, the names of the evil gods in the book are all made up. Moreover, to prevent the creation of real evil gods if the number of believers increases, the story is somewhat contrived.

The names are all ridiculous.

For example, the Lord of Billions of Flesh and Blood is called the Master of Blood and Fat, and the God of Black Orcs is called the Black Half-Beast Half-Human, and other strange titles, and they even misspelled them twice!

Secondly, the process of deception was also fabricated, because Isaac did not explain it in detail to the writer, otherwise he might also have been influenced by the power of the evil god.

Stories filled with a lot of fictional content are naturally not very good.

However, thanks to Solomon's vast propaganda machine, the outrageous story of "The God Thief" eventually spread throughout the territory. Furthermore, since the wizard only needed "observation" for his faith power, not "faith," the quality of the story didn't really matter.

In the "Self-Tales," the factors that truly influence the final formation of abilities lie in whether the wizard himself has done these things, how relevant they are, and his own strength.

The [God Thief] is a powerful ability born under these circumstances, an ability that is even close to authority!

Unfortunately, while the story contains many fictional elements, Isaac truly did deceive the evil god and steal divine power...

And more than once.

So this ability, which is close to power, was eventually born. Isaac suspected that if he hadn't been a little weaker, he probably could have really condensed power!

But it doesn't matter. For him, who is still just a formal wizard, even if [God Thief] becomes an authority, it's just that it's easier to activate and consumes almost no resources, so it's not very useful.

Because the core of the [God Thief] ability is stealing, there is a probability of failure, and that probability is not low!

If such a thing fails, the price will definitely be high, so if you want to use it, you have to use his cheat code to turn stealthily stealing into openly picking up!

So whether it is power or not is irrelevant, and there is still hope that it will transform into power in the future, the future is bright!

As for the use of this ability, Isaac immediately thought of his old friend, the Lord of a Billion Flesh and Blood, for two reasons: first, he is currently in a deep sleep for unknown reasons, which is the perfect opportunity to do evil!

Secondly, the mats are cheap, with a basic success rate of up to 70%, and one dose of flesh essence can increase the success rate by 1%, so you can easily fill them up!

A demon's familiar would be quite useful to him, not only as an excellent combat unit, but also seemingly possessing considerable intelligence, perhaps able to assist him in conducting some magical experiments.

As research projects increase, Isaac is gradually becoming overwhelmed. Harmon is intelligent enough, but its actions are largely constrained by Isaac. The mouse is free enough, but unfortunately, it is severely lacking in intelligence.

As a legendary wizard, he couldn't take on apprentices like an arcane wizard, because legendary wizards didn't have the concept of apprentices; they started as full-fledged wizards.

While it's not that she can't teach arcane magic, it's really difficult to recruit someone whose major doesn't match hers. Besides, this job is going to start soon for the older sister. How can a mere formal wizard be as attractive as a high-level wizard?

Therefore, it's best to make one yourself.

This is also the choice of most legendary wizards.

For example, in the original plan, Isaac intended to draw the legend of the contracted fairy from the magic book "Cinderella".

After roughly formulating a plan in his mind, Isaac put away the spellbook, took out the new sorcery he had exchanged, glanced at it briefly, and then picked up the spatial manipulation technique that he was most interested in and began to study it.

Just as Isaac had suspected, this spatial manipulation comes at a cost, and a significant one at that.

This sorcery is similar to the [God Thief] he just acquired, both relying on the power of gods. The difference is that the [God Thief] can be used on all gods, but cannot be detected; it can only be used to create followers.

But the magic of spatial manipulation is different. It involves trading with a fixed deity, and one gains the ability to manipulate space by offering sacrifices to the deity. Moreover, it requires continuous sacrifices, and once the sacrifices stop, the corresponding deity will take back the ability.

It's called witchcraft, but it's actually more like divine magic, only it doesn't require faith.

This is just like the flesh and blood god worshipped by the Flesh and Blood Cult; it's merely a transaction, a way to save fallen gods.

However, despite this, it still contains a lot of content. This witchcraft is divided into three parts. The first part is how to find a reliable deity, simulate prayer by setting up a magic circle, obtain the other party's divine power, and then decipher the name of the deity that can be used for communication and the materials required for sacrifice based on the divine power.

The second part concerns the establishment of the contract. Unlike the rituals for dealing with outward gods, this contract is used for legitimate deities, so its binding force is very strong for both parties. There are no intentionally set up as many loopholes, making this part much simpler than the other two parts.

The most promising part is the third, which involves a form of witchcraft that is far more complex than simply making deals with the gods.

Trading with the gods for the ability to manipulate space is only the first step. After this step is successful, the third part of the spatial analysis formula will be used to gradually analyze the nature of spatial manipulation. Once you are promoted to a Grand Wizard, you will be able to master this high-level spatial magic on your own in a very short time!

Overall, the third part is the most difficult, as it involves formal research on spatial knowledge, but it does not affect its usability.

The most difficult part is the first one, because the requirements for sacrifices are usually not cheap, and you can't ask an external god for help, you can't do it for free, you can only find it slowly.

"Sigh~" Isaac shook his head and put the spellbook away. He couldn't expect to get it anytime soon; he was broke. Both the upcoming battle and the creation of the demon god's familiars required a large amount of flesh essence.

The money Caesar gave us wasn't quite enough when we actually used it...

Let's save our resources. But the material shield is different. This magic is a relatively conventional spell, which can be learned, mastered, and cast.