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Chapter 540 Similar Sources of Pollution (Please Subscribe)

After Thor temporarily absorbed the pollution from the traveling merchant Gaja Drum, in order to continue studying the characteristics of the remaining pollution sources on his body and to find other ways to remove the pollution, Thor invited Gaja Drum to Lake Rhine.

However, Jiajia Drum refused, saying that she still had goods to sell and could not stay for too long.

However, to express his sincere gratitude, Gaja showed Saul his shelves and said he would give Saul the opportunity to buy at half price.

Of course, you should only listen to the offers from merchants and still assess their value yourself.

Thor had just finished building the Wizard Tower, and many infrastructure and daily necessities were in short supply. After looking at the list of goods provided by Gaga Drum, he found that the prices were indeed much cheaper than outside, so he immediately ordered a few items.

If you have a Gaga drum in stock, just leave it; otherwise, we promise to deliver it to you within a month.

At the same time, Gajad would also introduce suitable "patients" to Saul, opening up sales channels and spreading his fame.

After Gaja left, Thor carried the newly acquired pollution and the goods he had just purchased back to the Cleansing Wizard Tower.

The old witch only appeared at this moment.

She awkwardly crossed her arms and leaned against the door. "Hmph, why be so polite to a traveling merchant? He's definitely hiding a lot of valuable goods! Just rob him!"

"What makes a businessman valuable is not the goods he currently possesses, but the network of relationships and channels behind him."

Thor shook the hem of his robes, and after crossing the water twice, a layer of ice formed on the hem of his wizard's robes.

"Perhaps I should change my wizard robes."

He recalled the attire of the wizard Ochili, who should have been skinned alive by the old witch, and thought his wizard robes, which resembled an adventurer's suit, were quite nice.

"You're always right. Next time you go out, remember to call me. I don't want you to die at someone else's hands for no reason." The old witch snorted and turned to leave.

"Please wait a moment," Thor suddenly said.

The old witch stopped and turned back to look at him impatiently. "What is it now?"

Thor stepped forward and cast a level 0 minor spell. "You've grown three centimeters taller than yesterday. You only grew less than 40 centimeters in the previous three months, but you've grown three centimeters in less than a day since entering Lake Rhine. What did you do?"

The old witch said impatiently, "You don't think everyone who comes to Lake Rhine is as polite as that silly caveman, do you? Since I've decided to settle here permanently, I naturally need to restore my strength as soon as possible."

"Didn't you used to hear the sound of flowing water when you meditated? Why don't you anymore?"

"Of course it will!" The old witch shrugged. "Isn't that a problem you should be dealing with? But that won't stop me from recovering my strength. Besides, my perfect body will continuously adapt to my strength and undergo transformation."

She glanced at the black tentacle in Thor's hand. "And yet you're kind enough to help others purify the pollution. I bet you came to the No Man's Lands to make a sacrifice, didn't you?"

Having understood the old witch's true meaning, Thor calmly withdrew the black tentacles from his hand.

"While absorbing the pollution from your body, I discovered that the pollution you had wasn't just the kind I had thrown in."

The old witch rolled her eyes so hard they almost popped out of their sockets.

"Actually, before I designed you, you already had at least two types of pollution, but they haven't affected your strength yet. However, if left unchecked, they will eventually become serious pollution that endangers your life."

The old witch shrugged. "Who lives in the no man's land without some kind of taint? Which wizard isn't fighting death? You don't think this is one of those barren, self-proclaimed safe places out there, do you?"

Saul shook his head. "I'm not surprised by that. It's just that the contamination on you has some similar characteristics to the contamination I've had on other people. So I'm wondering if other people have this problem too."

He told the old witch about his understanding of his identity and his plans for further research.

"Dodge makes a living by relying on others and selling the vengeful spirits from the lake, but I don't want to find a mountain stronghold or sell the vengeful spirits from the lake, so I have to find another way. Moreover, through this method, I can also collect different sources of pollution and perhaps discover where the original source of this pollution comes from."

"Does this even need investigating? The initial pollution naturally came from this land!" the old witch said dismissively.

"Then why would such severe pollution occur on this land?" Thor pressed.

The old witch was about to open her mouth, but then froze. She seemed lost in memories, yet very confused.

Finally, unable to explain anything further, she stubbornly snorted, "Hmph, do you think we can figure these things out through research? Let those fourth-tier wizards who are bored to death but never actually die handle it."

She glanced at Thor. "You don't actually think that a first-tier wizard like you can solve a problem that's been unsolved for centuries, do you?"

Thor shrugged and said nothing.

The old witch completely ignored Thor, leaving him behind, and walked into the wizard's tower alone.

The night is dark.

After a three-month trek and a busy day, Saul had no intention of resting immediately.

He walked slowly to the edge of the island, looked at the grayish-white mushrooms that Marsh had planted at his feet, which had gone from wilted to vibrant, and smiled silently.

The lake water, shrouded in mist, rippled.

Beneath the surface of the water, dozens of pale faces were moving about.

They stared at Saul, their faces a mixture of confusion and eagerness, as if they knew the man on the shore was their future master.

……

The old witch was right about one thing: not everyone who comes to Lake Rhine is as easy to talk to as Gaja Drum.

In fact, just two days later, someone came again to buy the vengeful spirit.

But when they discovered that the visitor was not Dodge, but an unknown young wizard, their greed never ceased.

Thor, who had dealt with the two without the old witch's help, was very suspicious of how they had survived in the No Man's Lands until now.

Just as Thor was staring at the two corpses, pondering whether to throw them directly into Lake Rhine to cultivate a new generation of vengeful spirits, or to painstakingly drag them back to the Wizard's Tower and put them in the underground morgue to collect human materials, a person flew over from the sky, landing with a polite smile on their face.

He looked to be only in his early twenties, with handsome features and an extraordinary demeanor.

"Hello, Wizard Thor, or should I call you Physician Thor? I've come here on the recommendation of the traveling merchant Gaga Drum, hoping to ask you for a favor."

Thor immediately ordered Xiao Zao to throw the two bodies into Lake Rhine.

He thought to himself, "Should I build a house here to entertain guests in the future?"

"Let me state upfront that my abilities are limited, and I may not be able to help you with this."

The man, dressed in a sharp suit, looked more like a nobleman than a wizard.

But Saul noticed something strange about his clothes. The patterns on the hem seemed to be constantly changing.

Thor narrowed his eyes slightly, observing the man before him from the perspective of meditation.

However, this glance made his heart skip a beat.

The handsome young man's skin appeared unnaturally pale, as if it were covered with plaster, or perhaps it was plaster itself.

His clothes, however, were like liquid, constantly writhing on the surface of the man's body, like a swamp monster draped over his body.

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