Wizard, I have a different world

The night was dark.

A wooden canoe cut through the darkness and headed towards the depths of the black swamp.

A lantern hangs on the front end of the wooden boat, and its faint halo illuminates the surroundings, guiding the way forward.

Karl controlled the hand of the secondary mage and pushed the canoe forward.

behind him.

‘Angel Remiller’ put his hands behind his back, his eyes flashing with a blazing white halo, looking into the distance.

Angel!

A true angel!

This is something that only appears in the story.

Carl never thought that one day he would be in the same boat with a real angel.

The pure aura surging from the other party's body was vast and endless, and seemed to have the power to heal everything.

Second level?

Third level?

It is certain that it is an existence far beyond the first level!

"Dear Angel."

After the initial surprise and confusion, Karl calmed down slightly and tentatively asked:

"What do you want from the gray-robed wizard?"

"Mortal." Remiller's expression remained unchanged:

"That's not the question you should ask."

Um?

This angel...

Seems a bit arrogant.

He could tell that the other person wasn't angry, but he just didn't seem to be used to communicating with other people.

So replace it with indifference and rejection.

"Will Catherine be okay?" Karl asked again:

"As far as I know, gods and angels live in the kingdom of God, and when they come through the bodies of believers, they will consume the life force of believers."

"Huh?" Remiller looked surprised and looked sideways:

"You know a lot."

"snort!"

‘She’ hummed softly:

"The arrogant unbelievers who dare to pry into the realm of God will be nailed to the Wall of Infidels and suffer endless torture after death."

"Dear angel." Karl sighed:

"I am a wizard apprentice. I pursue knowledge and truth and am not bound by gods."

"Well..."

"There seems to be some kind of agreement between wizards and gods in ancient times. The two will not interfere with each other. My soul should not be able to go to the Wall of the Unbelieving."

Remiller said nothing.

'She' doesn't know this. In 'her' mind, gods are omnipotent existences.

Made a pact with a wizard?

This is true.

Could it be,

Will God also give in?

Like what was explained this time?

There was a trace of trance in 'her' eyes, and then she was filled with a blazing white halo, reaffirming her belief.

‘Everything is a test of the Lord. ’

"As long as I don't do anything, your friend will be fine." After thinking about it, Remiller said coldly:

"Maybe she wants me to do something so that I can enter the Kingdom of God earlier and serve the Lord God."

"In this way..." Karl nodded slowly:

"That's why you asked me to take you to see the gray robe wizard, because Catherine's body can hardly support you to do more things."

"The reason why Catherine's body allows you to come is because she is a fanatic believer in the Lord of the Morning?"

"If your faith is not devout enough, you can't let angels come?"

"Mortal!" Remiller's face turned cold:

"Are you challenging my patience?"

"Things related to gods are not something that a mortal should understand, even if they are just guessing!"

After a pause, ‘she’ said again:

"Not even wizards!"

"...Okay." Seeing the other party's tone becoming more and more serious, Karl could only sigh helplessly:

"I won't ask anymore."

There were ripples in the swamp, and the invisible force pushed the canoe towards the thick fog.

Not long after.

Two figures appeared in front.

"stop!"

The two of them stretched out their hands to stop them:

"This is the residence of the gray-robed wizard. Outsiders are prohibited from approaching."

Great knight!

The aura on the two people in front was very huge, and the aura of life was like a huge fire candle. They were two great knights.

It is estimated that only second-level wizards are qualified to have great knights as guards.

"Both of you."

Karl straightened up, stretched out his hand and pointed back:

"this……"

"Let them come in." Before Karl could explain, a strange voice came from the island in front:

"The mentor is waiting for them."

"yes."

The two great knights responded and moved out of the way.

Karl tied the canoe to the stone piles on the shore, and set foot on the island belonging to the gray robe wizard Addison with Remiller.

Not far to go.

His eyes suddenly lit up.

Countless firefly-like creatures were flying all over the sky, and a dignified woman in a wizard's robe was waiting.

Official wizard Marianne.

The only disciple of the gray robe wizard Addison.

Karl had no contact with this wizard, but he had seen her portrait in the alliance station.

"Angel……"

It was probably the first time Marianne had seen an angel. Her somewhat complicated eyes fell on Remiller, and she stretched out her hand:

"plz follow me."

The gray-robed wizard Addison sat cross-legged at the root of a big tree. His figure seemed even thinner than a few years ago.

"Angel."

Looking at Remiller, a green light flashed in Addison's eyes:

"The last time an angel came, I remember it was more than sixty years ago. At that time, I was just a bystander."

"Dear angel, what should I call you?"

Even a second-level wizard must marvel at the vast energy in the angel, which may have exceeded the second level.

The angel in front of me is no ordinary angel.

"Ray Miller." Ray Miller raised his neck and said in a clear voice:

"Are you the gray robe wizard Addison?"

"The rotten smell on my body is disgusting. If possible, I really don't want to come down to see you."

"Heh..." Addison chuckled, the bark-like wrinkles on his face trembled, and asked:

"So, what's the reason why you have to come down?"

"This is a place abandoned by gods. There is a barrier that weakens the power of gods. Of course you will be very uncomfortable with it."

"Hmph!" Remiller hummed:

"Sariel wants you to take action against Cologne's army."

"Sariye?" Addison narrowed his eyes. Of course he had heard of this name written in the scriptures.

Archangel Sariel!

The strongest angel and guardian under the Lord of Dawn.

"According to the agreement between wizards and gods, neither party can interfere in the war between mortals."

"so……"

"I refuse!"

Carl mused.

He also knew something about the battle situation on the front line. It was said that the coalition forces of the three kingdoms of Gondor, Sark, and Zaksik were defeated on the battlefield.

Cologne's army continued to advance.

It seems that the situation is worse than he understands, and even the angels from the divine realm are coming to the world to find help.

I'm afraid,

It has reached a very urgent situation.

It is very likely that without strong support, some kingdoms will perish as a result, otherwise angels will not visit.

But are ordinary people’s beliefs so important to gods?

"According to the ancient agreement, gods and supernatural beings cannot interfere in the war between mortals."

Remiller spoke:

"But you are still mortals, at least..."

‘She’ stretched out her hand and pointed at Karl:

"He is!"

"What do you mean..." Addison thought for a moment and said slowly:

"Formal wizards cannot take action, but wizard apprentices can. This does not violate the original agreement."

In fact, there have been wizard apprentices on the battlefield for a long time.

"That's right!" Remiller raised his head and said:

"The fire thieves in Cologne are wizard apprentices. If they can take action, you can also take action."

"As a citizen of the kingdom, we have the obligation to help when the kingdom is in danger."

"Heh..." Addison chuckled:

"Dear Angel, His Highness Remiller."

"We could have avoided this war, and I believe that the Cologne people would not take the initiative to provoke the wizards. Why should we get involved? Don't use so-called loyalty as an excuse. Wizards are only loyal to the truth."

"Truth?" Remier said with disdain.

"Shariye said, you only have interests in your eyes, and you are a group of evil people who do not understand loyalty and faith."

"so……"

"As long as enough benefits are given, you will take action."

"This..." Addison shook his head slightly, but did not refute:

"It's not unreasonable, but what is your bargaining chip and what is the price?"

"Stargate!" Remiller finally said the key to this trip:

"Haven't you always wanted to build a star gate and go to the real wizard world? God's Domain can give you a star gate."

?

As soon as these words came out.

Not only Addison's eyes lit up, but even Karl, who had been listening quietly from behind, couldn't help but raise his head.

Stargate!

One of the purposes of the establishment of the Swamp Alliance is to gather the power of many wizards to build a star gate.

But Star Gate belongs to the third level category.

Even if the second-level wizard Addison takes the lead and unites many wizards, it is still unknown whether it can be completed.

Even if it can be done.

I don’t know how many years it will take.

Now,

There is an excellent opportunity to quickly acquire the Star Gate. I ask, which wizard can not be tempted?

"But this star gate is only a one-way passage. You can leave, but you cannot come back."

Remiel continued:

"In return, you need to help Gondor repel the Cologne attack."

One way channel?

Karl understands the thoughts of the Lord of the Dawn. After all, wizards are also an unstable factor for gods.

It doesn't matter.

If given a choice, no wizard or wizard apprentice would want to stay here. The dazzling brilliance of the gods covered the star realm, almost cutting off the supernatural power.

Scarcity and barren resources have caused too many talented wizard apprentices to lose their potential to take a step closer.

"repel?"

Addison shook his head slightly:

"Ray Miller, you may not know how powerful Cologne is, but the battle situation on the front line is clear."

"Without the intervention of gods and official wizards, it is too difficult to completely defeat Cologne."

"Even if the Swamp Alliance is willing to take action, it may not be able to achieve this goal. After all, there are wizards in Cologne."

"What?" Remiller frowned, with anger in his voice:

"You're not willing to take action?"

"No!" Addison sighed, seemingly helpless at the other party's straightforwardness, so he had no choice but to speak directly:

"If you can set a goal or some data, I can consider joining."

"For example?" Remiller raised his eyebrows.

"For example, kill Cologne's vanguard general and surround and kill several earls and grand dukes." Addison said:

"Before taking action, I hope to sign a contract in the name of the ancient gods and wizards. This will protect both you and me."

"..." Ray Miller obviously lacks experience in bargaining with others, let alone the so-called target value.

After thinking for a moment, 'she' waved and threw out a parchment.

"I can't make a decision. To facilitate subsequent contact, you can write your thoughts on it and Sariel can see it."

"Well..." Addison took the parchment and nodded:

"That's fine!"

"Gray-robed wizard." Remiller looked directly at Addison, his eyes full of disgust:

"Your heart is full of evil, and you only have interests in your eyes. I don't like the conversation today."

"so……"

She stretched out a finger and tapped lightly:

"You will be punished!"

Uh-huh!

A flash of white light passed through the void and pierced Addison's heart. His body trembled and his spirit instantly withered.

at the same time.

'Catherine''s body softened and she collapsed to the ground.

Her beautiful black hair instantly turned white, and wrinkles appeared on her smooth and tight skin.

Karl hurried forward and frowned after checking.

vitality!

Catherine lost more than half of her life force. If before, she still had fifty years to live.

Now,

Live up to ten years!

The angel Remiller who was attached to her disappeared and must have returned to the Kingdom of God.

"tutor!"

Marian also came to the gray robe wizard, and her voice was worried:

"How are you?"

"It's okay." Addison waved his hand with some difficulty:

"It's a second-level magical life robbery, which means you will only lose a few decades of life, and you won't die for the time being."

"call……"

He took a deep breath and looked at Karl:

"Young man, I remember you, the disciple of the pharmacist Adolf, and we meet again."

"Yes." Karl nodded:

"I met my senior three years ago, but I didn't expect that he would still remember me."

"Haha..." Addison chuckled:

"The only thing I'm proud of since I started my journey as a wizard is my memory. Don't tell outsiders what happened today."

"Yes." Karl lowered his head:

"I see."

If the Swamp Alliance joins the war between Cologne and other kingdoms, it will be a big event and have far-reaching consequences.

Whatever happens in the follow-up interview, keep it confidential.

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When Catherine woke up, it was already early the next morning.

She didn't show much sadness about the changes in her body, but quickly accepted it calmly.

“Being able to use my body to pronounce God’s will is a supreme honor for a believer.”

Catherine knelt on her knees and looked up to the sky, her eyes red and she was too excited to speak.

"As for dying..."

"Who wouldn't want to go to the Kingdom of God one day earlier?"

Carl was speechless.

really.

Being able to become a vessel for the coming of angels has put her faith to the test, and her soul will most likely go to the Kingdom of God after death.

die,

Not necessarily a good thing for Catherine.

"Well..."

Karl touched his chin, thoughtfully:

"Will the gray robe wizard agree to the conditions of the Lord of the Morning and let the Swamp Alliance participate in the war?"

His guess is that it is very likely!

The offer offered by the Lord of the Dawn is too tempting to refuse.

Stargate!

Without the help of the Lord of the Morning, it is still unknown whether the Swamp Alliance can build the Star Gate.

And as long as you agree, you can get a ready-made star gate.

Not to mention that official wizards will not get involved. There is no danger, and even if there is danger, they will fight tooth and nail.

'The terms and details should be discussed next, but in the end an agreement will be reached and the people of the Alliance will join the war. ’

'so……'

‘The prices of various potions and magical items will increase! ’

Karl's eyes lit up and he hurriedly said goodbye and left.

…………

Union Station.

Turn left at No. 7 Tongshu to reach the second house.

Karl found Althea and said directly:

"When will the latest auction start? I want to sell that ring as soon as possible."

"There will be an auction the day after tomorrow." Althea looked surprised:

"I've been working on it for a long time, and the heat has already risen. Almost everyone knows that a damaged inherited magic weapon is about to be sold, but it hasn't reached its peak yet. Are you sure you want to sell it now?"

If you sell it now, you may lose a lot of magic stones.

"Yes!" Karl nodded heavily, took out another piece of paper and handed it over:

"The magic stones I got from selling the ring will help me buy these things. I need as much magic stones as I want. If the magic stones are not enough, I will collect them."

"It seems you are in a hurry!" Althea smiled, took the paper and glanced at it, her eyes changed slightly:

"These things..."

"They are all necessary for wizard apprentices to fight. There are so many of them, do you want to fight with them?"

"You don't have to worry about it." Karl waved:

"I need to purchase a large amount of supplies as soon as possible, no later than half a month. Can it be done?"

"Yes, yes..." Althea hesitated for a moment, then nodded:

"Leave it to me!"

"Okay." Karl smiled:

"ASAP."

Watching Karl leave in a hurry, Althea looked puzzled and looked at the purchase list in her hand again.

‘What is he going to do with so many supplies? ’

other side.

"Karl."

Sibel, dressed in smart clothes, came to the tavern and waved to the figure waiting quietly in the corner:

"You're looking for me."

"Um."

Karl looked back:

"sit."

Some of the tight-fitting clothes made Sibel's exaggerated figure appear, and the wide cloak whirred behind him.

After sitting down.

Sibel poured himself a glass of wine and put it directly into his mouth:

"What do you want from me?"

Karl sat up straight, waved one hand lightly, and cast a zero-ring magic silence around the area to prevent the sound from spreading.

Sibel raised his eyebrows upon seeing this.

So cautious?

At this time, there was no one else in the tavern except the owner, who was lying on the counter and sleeping soundly.

"I have a deal I want to discuss with you. If I go in and out quickly, I can make at least 30% profit within a month. Are you interested?"

"Thirty percent?" Sibel smiled and said:

"Why didn't I know that you still have the talent for business? But if you can really guarantee 30% profit, I will definitely do it."

"Okay." Karl clapped his hands and said:

"Now we have reached a preliminary consensus, and the profits we will get after the completion of the project will be divided in half."

"Wait a minute." Sibel raised his hand:

"Although you are my junior brother and I trust you, it still depends on whether this business can be done."

"Of course." Karl leaned forward and lowered his voice:

"Yesterday, an angel came to Catherine."

"Um?"

"ah!"

"..."

Sibel blinked, his expression changing back and forth, ranging from surprise, confusion, panic and even confusion:

"What did you say? I didn't hear you clearly. Can you say it again?"

"Yesterday, an angel came to Catherine. You should know that she is now a believer in the Lord of the Dawn." Karl whispered:

"Listen to what I have to say before you ask. Last night..."

Soon after.

Sibel finally accepted the fact that the angel had arrived, his brows furrowed and his face showed contemplation.

"so……"

"Do you think the gray robe wizard will agree to the angel's request and let the Swamp Alliance intervene in the war between mortals?"

"Yes." Karl nodded:

"What do you think?"

"I think so." Sibel's expression was complicated:

"That's the Star Gate!"

"Now they are probably discussing the details of the agreement, and we will eventually be involved."

"Yes." Karl said:

"When the news spreads, the prices of various materials will rise. You know many people, can you borrow some magic stones?"

"That's right!" Sibel's eyes lit up:

"If we fight with Cologne, combat supplies will definitely increase greatly."

"Karl!"

She said anxiously:

"I'll collect the money, and you'll be responsible for hoarding supplies. We must take advantage of this opportunity to make a fortune, but don't be too ostentatious, so as not to attract others' attention."

Carl nodded.

That's why he approached Sibel.

Over the past three years, Sibel has made many friends and is one of the elders of the young organization 'Secret Society of the Stars'.

The magic stones she can borrow far exceed those of Karl.

In the following time, Carl quietly purchased supplies through Olseya, shops and street stalls.

Sibel is awesome.

She even mortgaged the two people's islands and their shares in Hetty's company, plus the magic stones borrowed from others, the total number turned out to be more than 1,500.

One thousand five hundred magic stones!

This was a fortune that would make even a formal wizard jealous.

Seven days later.

"Other people are already quietly hoarding supplies in the market. Althea must have guessed something and is also stocking up."

Karl counted the recent goods, shook his head and said:

"We don't have many magic stones in our hands anymore, and the prices of materials have begun to rise. It doesn't make much sense to continue to purchase them."

"Forget it." Sibel's eyes were bright and he was full of energy:

"Modi Li has also heard the news. His mentor is an official wizard. It seems that the gray-robed wizard has almost reached an agreement."

"Yeah." Karl said:

"Next..."

"Just waiting for the price to go up for shipment!"

…………

Half a month later.

An inexplicable atmosphere began to appear in the Swamp Alliance.

The wizard apprentices at the bottom didn't know what was going on, but they noticed that the prices of various supplies were increasing.

Those who are related have already heard that envoys from the Kingdom of Gondor came to Black Swamp and reached some kind of agreement with the gray-robed wizard.

Price increase.

It officially begins!

…………

Karl doesn't have to worry about shipping. The goods he stocks are all necessary materials for wizards to fight.

As long as you take it out, someone will definitely buy it.

Althea was responsible for these, with Sibel assisting.

"It's going crazy!"

This day.

Sibel found Karl, sweating on his forehead, and poured several mouthfuls of water into his mouth before he could calm down his breathing.

"When we got the goods, the price was relatively cheap because of the large quantity. Now the profit has exceeded 50%."

"But I have observed that there seems to be some action within the alliance. I am afraid that they will intervene in the market, and may even arrest a few people who disrupt the market and treat them as typical examples."

"Then take action as soon as possible." Karl narrowed his eyes:

“It doesn’t matter if you make less.”

"That's what I mean too." Sibel nodded, cast an appreciative look at him, and said:

"One more thing."

"The gray-robed wizard has reached an agreement with the envoy from the Kingdom of Gondor. We are responsible for solving some generals and nobles in Cologne. This time everyone will be dispatched. Even you must be forced to accept the mission. Missions will be dispatched soon."

Karl's expression was indifferent. He had expected this. This matter was related to the future of all wizard apprentices, and it was impossible for anyone to ignore it and take advantage of it.

"I can't act with you this time."

Sibel looked troubled:

"In the Alliance Exploration Team, I have several teammates who work well together, and I also have to set off with the members of the Secret Society of the Stars."

"The key is..."

"We have chosen a legendary knight as our target. It would be too dangerous to take you with us."

"Legendary Knight?" Karl frowned:

"Too risky!"

Although it is said that senior wizard apprentices can kill legends, those are senior wizard apprentices like Adolf who have accumulated decades of experience.

Even so.

The chance of success is still low.

What's more, each of Cologne's legendary knights has a high position, and there must be guards and even fire thieves around them.

Even high-level wizard apprentices had to die in the past.

"rest assured."

Sibel pursed his lips and chuckled:

"Since we dare to choose a legendary knight as our target, we are naturally well prepared. We will divide the magic stones we have earned in the past two days, and you can also buy some good magic items that will be useful when the time comes."

Karl nodded slowly.

Asking for a monthly ticket! ! !