Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 121 Keeping the Appointment

A month later.

Snow Mountain Trading Market.

Over the past thirty years, this place has undergone tremendous changes.

Carden Sears, the market manager from back then, has been dead for many years.

The wizard who now manages this trading market is Kevin Sears, a first-level wizard and a senior apprentice whom Vic taught years ago.

this day.

He was inspecting the trading market as usual.

As he passed by the notice board in the market, a wanted poster with a reward hanging on it made him sigh.

Back when I was learning alchemy from Vic.

He never imagined that one day the man he regarded as his teacher would fall to such a state.

The limited perspective of family wizards.

In his view.

A wizard who has been wanted by the authorities.

It will be difficult for them to rise again in the future.

not to mention.

The leader of the Sacrifice Abyss, the criminal sorceress Amiya Vigara, harbors a deep hatred for Vic.

of course.

The sacrificial abyss requires capturing the animal alive.

Many wizards also speculate that the two may have had some ill-fated relationship when they were young.

Because of this speculation.

In the trading market back then, there were bound to be some rumors and gossip.

but.

As someone who witnessed the attack on the trading market that day, Kevin knew very well that such speculation was utter nonsense.

It's truly a tragic fate.

Will it escalate into a life-or-death struggle?

It was clearly Amiya Vergara who wanted to capture Vic alive and then torture him madly using arcane magic.

His guess is close to the truth.

But no one will know.

Amiya's obsession stems solely from her desire to devour Vic.

The mood was different from when Anna pushed Vic.

This thing is literally eaten with sauce.

As Kevin patrolled the area, every Sears family apprentice who saw him stopped, bowed their heads, and made way for him.

In this regard.

He didn't feel much.

Influenced by Vic back then, he knew very well that once a wizard became entangled in human relationships, it would be difficult for him to advance further.

Just like the manager Carden back then.

He eventually died.

Besides Vic's influence, his family's wizarding background also greatly limited his perspective.

He is now almost seventy years old.

But the furthest I've ever been is the Mechanical Sky City, so I lack experience.

It's all about human relationships and social interactions.

Grant was an absolute top player among wizards, and even Vic admired his skills.

When Kevin toured the alchemy workshop where Vic had once worked, he found himself there.

He ran into the two apprentices he was in charge of teaching.

Just thinking about these two people.

It can't be broken by knocking, and it can't be taught.

They still dare to mess around in private.

He felt disgusted and simply blocked the young couple in the road, giving them a long and stern scolding.

"I'll have you observe the phase changes during the experiment and think about the reasons behind them. If you two idiots can't figure it out, then so be it."

How dare you still have the nerve to meet in secret?

"You will be punished."

He hadn't finished speaking.

A chilling voice.

Suddenly, a sound rang out behind him.

"Where's Carden Sears?"

He turned around and looked behind him.

The person asking the question was shrouded in a black robe, and at first glance, his spiritual magnetic field appeared to be only at the level of a senior apprentice.

But he dared not be negligent. After pondering for a while, he replied, "Uncle Carden passed away many years ago. Now I am the manager of the Snow Mountain Trading Market."

If there's anything you need to tell me, you can.

Then.

The 'apprentice' let out a strange laugh and said, "Heh, a level one wizard? It seems you've been studying quite diligently since I left."

I came here to wait for someone.

Find me a secluded place and take me there.

Kevin felt that the man's tone of voice was somewhat familiar, but he couldn't quite place it.

Behind him.

The two teenagers, no older than twenty, stared at the mysterious person who was speaking with great curiosity.

They don't know.

How dare an apprentice speak to Lord Kevin in such a tone?

Aren't you afraid of dying?

Kevin hesitated for a moment, then said, "May I ask how I should address you? Do you...know me?"

Vic grinned and said, "I taught you alchemy, so of course I know you."

Upon hearing this...

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Kevin wasn't the only one stunned.

The two apprentices behind him also seemed somewhat incredulous.

They looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Did you teach him?"

Kevin frowned.

Over the years, every achievement he has made in alchemy has been the result of his painstaking study and experimentation; no one has ever taught him.

If we really want to figure this out...

It goes back to forty or fifty years ago, when he was still an apprentice.

Thinking about this...

Kevin's expression changed drastically!

The look in their eyes when they looked at the mysterious person before them could no longer be described as one of awe.

Sweat had begun to bead on his forehead.

Even his right hand was trembling slightly.

but.

After all, he was no longer the apprentice he once was.

Even though he was terrified, he didn't lose his composure too much.

He took a deep breath, frowned, and turned to the two apprentices, saying, "You're forbidden from seeing each other for six months. Now get back to the workshop!"

He then said to Vic, "Please come with me."

The two arrived at the VIP room set up inside the trading market.

The interior facilities have not changed much since Vic left.

Kevin activated his mental magnetic field to prevent anyone from eavesdropping.

He stood before Vic, seemingly considering the consequences, but after a moment's hesitation, he finally asked, "Are you really Lord Vic?"

Vic took off his hood.

Although the face inside was different from that of more than 30 years ago, Kevin could still recognize at a glance that the person in front of him was Vic!

He looked startled, then frowned and said, "Lord Vic, there are countless wizards in the Glorious Old Lands looking for you now."

The trading market is crowded and noisy.

Aren't you worried about showing your face here?

Vic has decided to work with Grant to resolve the issue of Grant being wanted by the police, so he naturally won't deliberately conceal his identity.

Moreover.

With his current strength, unless several second-level wizards from the Floating City join forces, no one can stop him from leaving if he wants to.

Tell Kevin his true identity directly.

Vic wasn't worried that this person would betray him.

because.

That bounty of 15,000 soul stones is only for the dead.

Kevin Sears naturally wouldn't dare betray Vic.

He studied under him back then.

He knew all too well how ruthless Vic was in his dealings with people.

Now that he manages a trading market and has made significant achievements in potion studies, there is absolutely no need for him to take the risk of offending a dangerous figure like Vic for 15,000 soul stones.

Not worth the candle.

Now that we're at the Snow Mountain Trading Market, Vic said directly, "If a wizard named Grant appears during this time, just bring him here."

"The Wizard Grant? I understand."

Kevin felt the name sounded familiar.

Upon closer reflection, I was suddenly startled!

When he went to the Mechanical Sky City on business years ago, he overheard that the president of the Eternal Merchant Guild was a wizard named Grant.

Because of some conflicts.

The Eternal Chamber of Commerce has a significant conflict with the Sky City.

Could it be

(End of this chapter)