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Chapter 125 Immortality (Part Two)

In the dimly lit room, the air was filled with the smell of ashes and burning. The crimson array gleamed with a sinister light. Abraham sat on the ground with his eyes closed, and in the palms of his hands was an enlarged crystal ball.

After a long while, Abraham opened his eyes. "The absorption efficiency of soul particles has increased by 32%. The effect of using the white jade bone is indeed very good."

"Yes, my results are 30.51% better than last time. It seems this isn't an isolated case; the effects of this batch of new formations are generally better than before," Lynn said.

"It seems we're close to our goal. Once we finish this experiment, we can start selecting our materials. What kind of materials do you want?" Abraham said casually.

"I haven't decided yet, we'll see," Lynn said casually.

Lynn glanced at Abraham beside him and shook his head slightly. At first, when he was not familiar with him, he thought Abraham was a cold and aloof person. But as they spent more time together, Lynn discovered that Abraham, despite his seemingly arrogant exterior, was actually quite talkative. In short, he was a repressed and socially awkward person.

This guy has a lot of inner monologues. He's lived for over sixty years and doesn't even have any friends in the Demon City. He spends most of his time buried in the laboratory conducting experiments.

Although they live a long time, their temperament is no different from that of young people.

However, I seem to be in a similar situation. I've been in the Demon Castle for so long, and I spend most of my time in the laboratory.

"Would you like to visit my lab after this? I tested your comments on my alchemical creation last time, and it really works." Abraham looked at Lynn with admiration in his eyes.

Lynn was not only more talented than him, but also had a deeper understanding of alchemy. After finishing his experiments in Doragon, he would talk to Lynn. At first, he was trying to test him and show off.

But the more they talked, the more shocked he became. Lynn's mastery of alchemy was completely overwhelming to him.

He even had the illusion that he was listening to lectures by formal wizards in a classroom.

"No, I have something to do," Lynn declined.

Abraham felt a little disappointed when he heard Lynn refuse.

Tomorrow is the day the Abyss Market will open again, and Lynn promised Toby that she would go to the market to buy that item.

During this time, Lynn also studied the Darlefen Horn of Evil that Toby gave him. This material was not something that could be used by simply sticking it into the wizard tower like playing house. He also had to study the energy nodes inside, construct related magic circles to guide the energy out, and connect the constructed magic circles to the Abyss Furnace and the energy node system of the entire wizard tower.

This requires knowledge of magic circles and runes, and guiding the Darifen Horn of Evil is also a troublesome matter, which has been giving Lynn a headache lately.

Like other materials, such as the Abyss Forge, there are ready-made crafting methods, and Lynn can directly apply to see how others made them.

This isn't plagiarism; at most, it's just borrowing.

However, Lynn had to create the Darifen Horn, a material that had never been used before, entirely by hand. The only good news was that although no other wizards had used the Darifen Horn, some had used similar items. For example, Lynn discovered that a wizard had used an attack module made from the horn of a heavenly unicorn in his wizard tower.

The wizard was someone they knew; it was Mebetessa, whom they had met twice before.

Unfortunately, the Wizard Tower atlas only contains the construction method for this attack module, without data on other processes or ideas. Lynn was somewhat disappointed.

It's like a practice problem that only has the answer but no steps. You can only copy the answer, but there's no explanation of how the answer was derived, the steps involved, or the relevant knowledge points.

Lynn regretted that Ms. Mebetessa would be willing to show him the process of building the Heavenly Unicorn Module at the first level of the Wizarding Tower.

Of course, it was just a thought; how could a formal wizard possibly pay attention to such an impolite request?

Even if he knew Xiao Ye, it was impossible. Although this kind of thing wasn't important, it was still a module's construction idea. If given to a professional, they might be able to deduce something from it. Putting himself in Lynn's shoes, he would never show this kind of data to anyone.

The next day, Lynn, having made ample preparations, returned to the plane where the Abyss Market was located.

The four-armed brute force demon was still following behind; it was needed again to act as the translator.

He took the egg out of his spatial ring, crushed it, and a strong stench dripped from the egg liquid onto the red sandy ground.

Lynn took out a silk handkerchief from his pocket and slowly wiped his palms. The fly demon hadn't told him that the egg would smell so bad.

I looked up at the dusky sky.

The ground trembled behind him. Lynn turned around and saw two enormous abyssal rhinoceroses galloping towards him, each carrying a demon on its back.

"That's him!" The demon sitting on the back of the Abyss Rhinoceros pointed at Lynn.

He waited here for two days specifically to ambush Lynn, who threw him out the last time he came to the market.

This time, he specially summoned his elder brother, a fourth-tier horned demon.

We'll teach Lynn a lesson today! We'll make this human look utterly humiliated.

The four-armed brute force demon stepped forward to protect Lynn, extending both arms simultaneously. The Abyss Rhinoceros's charge suddenly stopped. The fourth-tier horned demon stretched out its strong arms to wrestle with the brute force demon's hands, but it only lasted for a moment. A force far exceeding its limit came from its arms, and the next moment, the Abyss Rhinoceros beneath it was also thrown high into the air.

bang~

A large cloud of dust was kicked up.

The fourth-tier horned demon got up, glanced fearfully at the four-armed brute demon, then turned to his underling. Without a word, he grabbed the underling's body, twisted his neck like a chicken, and put him on the ground, begging Lynn for mercy.

Although it's not very bright, it can still tell who its owner is.

"You should handle it the way the Abyss does," Lynn said.

The four-armed brute looked at Lynn, smiled shyly and honestly, and grabbed a horned demon with each of his two arms.

The fourth-tier horned demon tried to resist, but its abilities were somewhat similar to those of the brute force demon. In this situation, the four-armed brute force demon, which was a whole tier higher than it, was utterly powerless and was completely overwhelmed.

It's like eating freshly squeezed fruit, popping it into your mouth one bite at a time.

Fresh blood splattered everywhere.

That's a really simple and practical solution.

Lynn suddenly fell in love with this place.

As they headed to the market with the brute force demon, a dark shadow approached them from the hill ahead, moving at an incredible speed, as if it were running or gliding at low altitude.

Hearing the buzzing sound, a smile appeared on Lynn's calm face.

Open your arms wide, "Oh, my dear friend, you've come."

The fly demon landed from the sky and gave Lynn a warm hug, carefully retracting its spikes.

"You came really fast," Lynn said with a smile.

"Haha, I'm at the market right next door. I knew you'd come. I've collected quite a few good things over the years," the Fly Demon said.

"I've also prepared a lot of good stuff, we'll talk about it later." Lynn patted the Fly Demon's...back, because it had many thorns on its shoulders and arms.

Lynn and the Fly Demon arrived at the market, and Lynn found the market manager in the middle and bought a market stall permit from him.

"I heard you can buy things here." Lynn looked at the manager sitting behind the stall.

The administrator put down the magic book in his hand. "It wasn't me, it was him."

The administrator pointed behind him, and Lynn followed the administrator's gaze, only to find that there was another person sitting there.

If he hadn't pointed in that direction, Lynn wouldn't have even noticed that there was another person there from beginning to end. But Lynn was certain that he hadn't overlooked this place from the start. Thinking about this, Lynn felt a little uneasy.

Yellow burlap was spread on the ground, and an old man sat on it. The old man's beard and hair were very long and were wrapped around the ground in a thick layer.

The old man's features were stiff. He lowered his head, his cloudy eyes staring blankly at the ground.

Lynn squeezed through the gap next to the stall and squatted down in front of the old man.

Lynn subtly surveyed the items on the stall: a worn-out water bottle, gemstones covered in a thick layer of grime that were unrecognizable from their original state, and a snakeskin bag that looked multicolored...

Soon, Lynn spotted a pink stone among the pile of gems. It had been there for who knows how long, covered in a thick layer of dust.

Lynn picked up the pink stone, and then he felt something watching him.

Lynn quickly took out a thousand magic stones from his ring and placed them on the ground.

Strangely, these magic stones mysteriously disappeared after coming into contact with the yellow linen cloth on the stall.

The feeling of being watched disappeared as well.

As for the other things, Lynn didn't even glance at them and skipped them.

He's very confident in his eyesight, so I shouldn't show off my knowledge.

"What did you buy?" the fly demon asked, leaning over.

"I bought this for someone else." Lynn casually showed him the pink crystal in her hand.

"This?" The fly demon thought for a moment. "Is it this?"

As he spoke, the Fly Demon took out a similar pink crystal from his ring.

The crystal was oval-shaped and small, with a uniform color, but it was identical to the pink crystal in Lynn's hand.

"Where are you from?" Lynn asked.

"I don't know. A demon merchant sold it to me in the Pale Plains. I had some demons look at it, and they said it might be something from your wizards, and you can't eat it." The Fly Demon finished speaking and tossed it to Lynn. "Here you go. Anyway, we don't know what it is."

Lynn instinctively caught it, "Aren't you afraid it's a treasure?"

"I've tried everything, but nothing works. It's worthless to me." The fly demon's eyes darted around. "However, I am quite curious about what you brought this time."

Above the vast mountains, a colossal tree reaching to the sky supports this world.

The stars, like abundant fruits hanging high on tree branches, sway in the sky.

At the highest treetop, a magnificent and indescribable twelve-pillared divine palace stretches endlessly, and above the palace, a seven-colored fruit, seemingly brimming with infinite mysteries, is about to ripen, its full and alluring aroma wafting outwards.

The scent wafted into the shrine, where twelve divine thrones stood back-to-back, their bodies ablaze with magnificent divine fire.

The emanating scent awakened the dormant consciousness above the throne. The awakened consciousness captured the message particles emanating from the void, remembering all the events that had occurred during the years of slumber.

Vague yet profound consciousnesses intertwined, completing the exchange in an instant.

"Over the years, the actions of those wizards have become increasingly radical, and they want to break the balance that was so hard-won back then."

"Isn't this only natural? Who wouldn't be envious when He is about to ripen?"

"In fact, some wizards are still moderate in their attitude, but there are also some radical wizards who keep inciting war."

"And some wizards have re-entangled with the Abyss? What are they trying to do?"

"It's time to teach these wizards a lesson."

Messages were rapidly exchanged within the temple.

(End of this chapter)