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Chapter 102 Unexpected Wealth (Part Two)

Gado looked at the corpse on the ground, then glanced at Lynn and Fura beside him, and knew he was too late.

Gado glanced at Fura, who was standing next to Lynn.

"I didn't expect to be a step too late," Jia Duo joked.

"He took my things. So I came after him. Then he fought back and I accidentally killed him," Lynn said.

Listen to Lynn's lame excuse.

The three wizard apprentices had strange expressions.

Is it okay to accidentally kill someone?

However, Jim is already dead, so Lynn can use any reason now; the dead don't speak.

"Wizard Lynn, you killed him, so this is naturally your spoils. It's just that we were too slow. However, I remember he had two identical materials on him. You can only use one Clay Heart to build a Wizard's Tower. I wonder if Wizard Lynn would be willing to trade his extra Clay Hearts with me?" Gado said.

"3000 magic stones or one other material," Lynn stated his terms.

Gato frowned. Lynn's price was exactly what he wanted.

"3000 magic stones," Gadot said.

He can earn back the magic stones, but he absolutely needs this material.

Furthermore, the other materials he possessed were essential for building the Wizard's Tower. If he traded them, he might not be able to obtain the materials later.

"Do you have any magic stones left? Lend me some, I'll pay you back later," Gado said to the two wizard apprentices beside him.

The two apprentices collected some more magic stones from their pockets and gave them to Gato. Gato then had enough for 3000 magic stones to give to Lynn.

Seeing how much blood Gadot was bleeding, Lynn knew that he had probably offended him this time.

However, Lynn didn't regret it. That was 3000 magic stones, plus Jim's savings. He had enough money to open his own shop and earn his first pot of gold, including money to buy things at the Abyss Market.

The transaction was over. Watching Lynn and the succubus leave, another wizard who had come with Gadot asked, puzzled.

"Why not just kill him, take the stuff from him, instead of going to such great lengths to make a deal with him?"

"Didn't you see the demon next to him?" Gato said.

"That pink-haired succubus? She doesn't even have wings. She's probably just a succubus with impure blood," said the young level three apprentice beside him.

“That’s no ordinary succubus. I’ve seen her in action,” Gado said. “You know there are many demons in Demon City.”

This is the Abyss Demon Academy, and there are many demons here.

In fact, their academy has a close relationship with some demonic forces in the abyss. Many special demons have come here because they are tired of the fighting and killing atmosphere in the abyss.

But even demons who come to the Demon City must abide by the rules.

"At that time, a fourth-tier horned demon broke the rules and made a move in the Demon City, but it was instantly killed by that succubus," Gadot said.

"Instant kill?" The third-level apprentice who spoke was serious.

A kill is achieved by slaying someone after a fierce battle, and a swift and decisive instant kill is also a kill.

Although the ending is the same, the meaning it represents is completely different.

Moreover, that was a fourth-tier horned demon. To kill a fourth-tier horned demon in an instant, just how powerful must this succubus truly be?

Demons are different from other creatures; they can evolve by absorbing the essence of their own kind's flesh and blood through infighting.

During the process of evolution, demons may awaken any talent.

This is what makes demons so terrifying. Because no one knows what abilities a demon has awakened. Even two demons of the same level and race may have different abilities.

Moreover, demons are a race that is born with powerful vitality and healing abilities.

Back in the Demon City, Lynn went to the service hall to thank Senior Toby.

Toby waved his hand, indicating that it was nothing serious, just a minor matter.

However, Lynn also realized his shortcomings, and after witnessing Jim's first-level spell attack, Lynn felt that the spells he currently possessed were still flawed.

If given the opportunity, I should also master an offensive first-level spell and a defensive first-level spell.

Lynn consulted some more documents and books and finally found information about the two materials in Jim's ring.

The sand-like material is called Desert Sand, which can be used to set up illusion magic circles. It can be used to confuse enemies in the outside world, and it can also be used to create illusions inside the wizard tower.

Compared to the desolate desert sands, that wisp of wind-like material is far more valuable. It can even be used as a primary module material in the construction of higher-level wizard towers.

The wind-like material is called "Wind Spirit," and it is the core material for constructing the Wizard Tower's floating module.

Although there are other alternatives, none are as cost-effective as Wind Spirit.

The most important reason is that using Wind Spirits as the core material for the floating module is said to reduce the consumption of the floating module by a large margin.

For floating modules, what are the advantages? Speed? Flexibility?

For low-level wizard towers with tight energy supplies, the cost-effectiveness is not as good as low consumption.

If it can't be maintained indefinitely, then what's the point of this floating module?

Lynn then went to a shop that wasn't doing so well.

However, this shop is located in the best location on the main street in the city center—the Wizarding Magic Knowledge Museum.

This is Lynn's destination.

This place sells all kinds of magical knowledge, including spells.

Here, Lynn keenly felt the weighty price of knowledge.

No wonder business isn't as good as the magic potion shop next door. It's ridiculously expensive, and people don't even bother to glance at it when they pass by, except when they're buying spells.

A single copy of the first-circle spell, Interlaced Lightning, sold for a hefty two hundred magic stones. Lynn obtained the right to learn, improve, and use this spell.

However, the only thing he lacked was the right to trade; Lynn could not trade the Interlaced Lightning spell with any other unit within the world covered by the Wizarding Network.

However, if the student is a student, the teacher can teach them as an apprentice.

This involves a large number of rules, densely packed, like a learning manual of regulations, almost completely blocking any loopholes.

More importantly, there is also an omnipresent wizarding network acting as oversight.

The reason for choosing Interlaced Lightning is that Lynn has been hit by this spell before, so he has a lot to say about it.

This spell is very fast, like most electric spells.

Speed ​​means the enemy can't dodge. Otherwise, no matter how powerful the attack is, if the enemy dodges it, the damage is zero.

Back at his lodgings, Lynn prepared to fight this spell to the death.

Try to learn this spell before heading to the abyss.

Back at her apartment, before Lynn could even enter the building, a familiar voice suddenly came from next door: "Hey, are you my new neighbor?"

I saw some readers discussing the issue of whether or not a female lead exists in the story, so I'll address that here. I think many readers dislike female leads because they dislike characters who are simply there to advance the plot and cause trouble for the protagonist. Reading too many books like that naturally leads to a dislike of female lead stories. I don't like this kind of female lead either, but writing a well-rounded and charismatic female lead is very difficult. I will try to write some more distinctive supporting characters, but it mainly depends on everyone's attitude. If everyone dislikes it, I can't possibly continue writing, right…?

(End of this chapter)