"You're not like us. You entered the Nightmare Realm with your soul, so I'll give you two days to adjust. Make sure your soul stays in its best condition," Sunders explained.
Angor nodded. He had enough soul energy, but his sequence of gravity wasn't fully developed yet. Two days was enough for him to recover.
Sunders then asked about Angor's experience in the purification garden.
Sunders sighed. "I bet Lawson didn't expect Erdus to pass down the knowledge of his talent to someone else. Otherwise, he would've done something else. Apart from learning the sequence of purification, I think this is the most valuable thing you'll find in the garden. "
Erdus' knowledge was about mirages. After thousands of years of study, even Sunders couldn't compare with Erdus' knowledge in this field.
"You may not be able to inherit Erdus' talent. However, the information it contains and the foundation it can bring you are priceless. " Sunders praised his good fortune. Angor almost lost his life to obtain it, so it was a fair deal.
Sunders didn't ask more questions after he learned about Erdus' knowledge.
He was very interested in the knowledge, but it wasn't written in words. Instead, it was a kind of guidance. Angor's current level was too low to understand the essence of Erdus' knowledge. He could not get any useful information from Angor right now. He had to put it aside for now and wait for Angor to grow stronger. Only when Angor understood what was going on could they continue the conversation.
"But there's a flaw in the knowledge. You haven't decided what kind of illusions you want to learn, so you'll be easily attracted by the benefits of mirages, which isn't wise. When you choose your future, you must ignore these benefits and follow your heart. Don't be blinded by them. "Sunders didn't forget to remind Angor in case he went astray.
"I understand." Angor nodded.
The greatest value of this inheritance was that it would not only allow him to comprehend "mirages", but it would also give him a natural advantage against other nature-type spells. However, he also knew the drawback of this method. If he kept following it blindly, his vision would be limited to this small area.
What he needed to do now was not to follow them. Instead, he needed to absorb them and turn them into his own knowledge, instead of considering them as his future goal.
Apart from Erdus' knowledge, Sunders didn't care about anything else Angor did in the purification garden. He only asked about Toby's griffin transformation.
Angor had a general idea about Toby's transformation, but he did not know the details. He could only say that it was Toby's bloodline that caused it.
Sunders did not ask. He simply nodded.
Sunders also mentioned that Dodoro's prophecy should be correct and ended the conversation.
What Dodoro saw in his mind was the scene where Angor and Keely were trapped in the trench. However, Angor was not paying attention to his surroundings, so he did not connect the dots.
Angor, on the other hand, still had many questions to ask. Seeing that Sunders did not chase him away, Angor quickly asked.
His biggest concern was what were the drawbacks of the Green Velvet after it matured?
Felicia had no reason to lie to him, so it must be true.
Now that the Green Velvet had matured under the influence of the fragrance of law, Angor began to feel a sense of urgency.
Sunders didn't answer Angor's question right away. Instead, he released an energy beam to sense Angor's soul space so that he could observe the Green Velvet closely.
A moment later, Sunders retracted the energy beam.
"There are many conditions for Green Velvet to mature. I didn't expect that because of the fragrance of laws, it would be catalyzed to its current semi-mature stage. " When the Green Velvet matures, the spores I suppressed for you will appear again. "
Green Velvet spores … Angor thought of Parasite Queen. Those spores almost took over his body.
"Moreover, the mature spores are not like the immature spores from before. Its energy level is a transition type. With these spores, it was like a natural barrier for your soul. Furthermore, the spores could also heal the wounds of the soul, which was extremely beneficial. However — "
Sunders suddenly changed the topic. "The spores are part of the Green Velvet's main body, but you must have a powerful soul to control them. Not only that, but your soul energy must also be able to control them precisely. There are tens of thousands of spores, and you must not miss a single one. Otherwise, once the spores jump out of your soul space and merge with your body, you may become a parasite pool in the future if you don't deal with them in time.
"Mature Green Velvet is very troublesome. You either have to abandon the spores in time to avoid accidents, or spend a lot of time and energy to control the spores. Also, even if you abandon the spores, the main body of the Green Velvet will continue to produce spores, so you must clean them regularly. "That's one of its drawbacks. Apart from Soul Manipulators, almost no one would use the spores in their body. It's too time-consuming and troublesome."
"Do you have a solution?"
"Yes. You can give the Green Velvet to your familiar and let them clean or control the spores for you. Even if the spores go out of control, you won't get hurt. You can always give the Green Velvet to another familiar. "Sunders glanced at Angor's chest pocket with a cold look.
Toby was sleeping soundly in the pocket. He seemed to have sensed Sunders' cold glare and curled up even tighter.
Angor quickly covered his chest with his hand. He refused.
Sunders chuckled. "It doesn't have to be a familiar. A contracted servant or a puppet with a soul will work too. As long as it's absolutely loyal to you, you can consider giving the Green Velvet to it. Of course, you can also sell it. A mature Green Velvet is worth nearly a million magic crystals.
"You decide. Even if you give the Green Velvet to Toby, Toby might benefit from it. Toby has a powerful soul after all. Or, you can keep a few more pets. "
"It won't take long for the Green Velvet to reach maturity. If I'm not mistaken, it should be eight to ten years away. Think about it carefully. I don't recommend you to sell it. Apart from the inevitable drawbacks, the profit you can get is way more than you can imagine. "
Angor relaxed a little after hearing about the Green Velvet.
At least he had a few years to come up with a plan.
Next, Angor asked more questions about his training. One of the most important questions was his bloodline.
After what happened in the purification garden, Angor seemed to be enjoying the limelight among his peers. However, his shortcomings were completely exposed, and even Keely pointed them out.
It was that his body was too weak.
Without the Purification Field, he wouldn't even be able to withstand the pressure of the deep sea, let alone other extreme environments.
For now, he had to either train harder or inject a bloodline into his body.
Of course, he'd do it. As for a bloodline … no wizard would refuse such an excellent one. Wizards were wise people, not worshipers of human supremacy. They knew the limits of a human's body, and they also knew that there were countless monsters with greater potential than humans.
The easiest way to break one's limit was to find a new bloodline.
As for safety, it depended on the depth of research on different bloodlines. Bloodlines that were suitable for all humans had a high success rate after tens of thousands of years of research.
Sunders sighed. "I've noticed it too. Your current weakness is too obvious. If your training progress is slow, you can just take your time to figure out your bloodline. But now, your progress is beyond imagination. You'll have to consider your bloodline.
"How about this? Floating Mech City has a lot of bloodlines for sale. I'll keep an eye out for you. If you can't find a suitable bloodline, you can try your luck in the Nightmare Realm. But it's not easy to extract a bloodline. "Bloodlines are expensive. Be prepared to spend a lot of money."
"The Succubus Bloodline isn't bad. It's free. Too bad. " Sunders shook his head. Back then, Angor was still weak, and he wanted to try his luck in the Nightmare Realm. Since Angor refused, he had no choice but to follow his wishes.
Angor shuddered when he heard the words.
"That's all for today. Go. Get ready. Come to my study the day after tomorrow, "said Sunders.
Before leaving, Angor hesitated for a moment. "Sir, do you remember the … 150,000 magic crystals?"
Angor dared to delay the payment, but he didn't dare to renege on it. Now that he had the money, he might as well mention it directly so that Sunders wouldn't get angry.
Sunders gave his student a surprised look. He was planning to use the money to force Angor to pay for it later. He didn't expect Angor to bring it up on his own.
"What's wrong? Are you going to pay me back now? "
Angor shook his head and changed the topic. "Sir, do you have more greyspace microbes?"
…
A moment later, Angor left the study with a small porcelain bottle in his hand.
The bottle was only about the size of a palm, but it contained 30% of the greyspace microbes collected by Sunders when he built the gravity garden.
Compared to the number of greyspace wall microbes he collected before, the number was 20 times more.
Angor planned to use these microbes to craft a space storage. Every time he crafted a space storage, he would receive a fee based on the result of the crafting. At least 30%, and at most 50%.
Angor and Sunders came to an agreement about this. Greyspace microbes were the most important materials for space crafting, so it was normal for them to be worth a lot.
As for his plan, he would slowly collect the wool with his alchemy skills.
Not only could he pay off his debt, but he could also earn alchemy experience. Why not?
Sunders knew what Angor was thinking, so he agreed. Angor already had such skills, and he was happy to let Angor gain alchemy experience.
Now that both parties agreed, it was a happy ending.
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