Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 528 Demon Sea Pendant
The space rippled, and the explorer vanished without a trace.

Yaro looked at the pendant in his hand, and for a moment he didn't know what to say.

Can someone explain this to me?

What do you mean by "because there is no suitable knowledge of the soul, a powerful magical artifact is used as an apology"?

Can someone explain this to me again?

What do you mean, "Because the value of the apology is too high, we still need to collect eight hundred magic stones as compensation"?

Abstract, too abstract!
As the saying goes, those who offer unsolicited favors are either treacherous or thieves.

Yaro couldn't help but wonder if there was something unspeakable on this strange pendant.

For example, brainwashing or control?
For example, location tracking and surveillance?
But thinking about it again, I don't think I'm worth the explorer going to such lengths to scheme against me.
At this point, the only thing worth exploring about Yaro is the 'Golden Armor of the Demon Phoenix'.

But if the explorer really wants it, and forcibly demands it, can Yaro refuse?
"Perhaps, they want to see if I can deduce the follow-up of 'martial arts'?"

This reason is actually a bit far-fetched.

After much thought, the reason given by the explorer himself seems to be the most likely.

It could also be a pie chart pattern, with the largest motivation being the reason he mentioned, followed by positioning, monitoring, and observing whether he can deduce the follow-up of 'martial arts'.

The possibility of brainwashing and control is the lowest, because given the explorer's strength, he doesn't even consider his current combat power.

If one wants to utilize their own 'wisdom,' it's unlikely they'll even need to manipulate their own consciousness.

So there's another possibility: the explorer felt that this treasure could help him perfect his 'martial arts'.

Overall, is this a good thing?

Having weighed the pros and cons, Yarrow then examined the treasures left behind by the explorers.

—The Magic Sea Pendant.

A crystal pillar with distinct edges, narrow at the top and wide at the bottom, about the thickness of an index finger and three fingers long, is sky blue in color. There is a small hole at the end, which can be used to tie and secure it with hemp rope or a necklace.

Its functions are very simple, only two: 'accelerate mana recovery' and 'store mana'.

According to Yaro's perception, the 'Demonic Sea Pendant' can recover all its magic power from zero in just five minutes!
Of all the tricks that Yaro has mastered, none of them consume energy as quickly as it recovers!

However, precisely because the magic power recovers so quickly, it causes a rapid depletion of one's mental energy, resulting in a strong feeling of dizziness.

At the same time, rapidly injecting magic into the sea of ​​consciousness can also produce a condition similar to oxygen intoxication, which will also aggravate dizziness.

If you're not careful, you might trigger your body's self-protective mechanism, causing a sudden power outage, which means you might faint.

Overall, this ability is not suitable for use in combat—at least not for intermediate apprentices.

As for the other function, storing magic power, it doesn't store void magic power, but rather, like the sea of ​​consciousness, it can directly store one's own magic power.

Just like an external sea of ​​consciousness, it can basically be understood as increasing the upper limit of magic power.

As for the storage limit, Yaro used his mental power to probe for a long time and came to a vague conclusion—it is at least more than ten times the sum of all his current magic power!
Of course, the magic inside is currently empty and needs to be slowly injected by Yaro. It can only store magic of a single type, but this does not affect the power of this magical artifact!

"This is an enormous 'blue crystal'!"

What does ten times the magic power mean?
Basically, all the 'ultimate moves' can be used as 'basic attacks'!

Because the pendant is not averse to any type of magic, it can store magic of a single type at will, and at the same time, it can seamlessly flow back into one's own sea of ​​consciousness.

Yaro speculated that this 'sapphire' might also be able to store 'life-type magic power,' and could potentially help in the process of becoming a formal wizard!
After experiencing it for only a short while, Yaro could not contain his excitement.

"No frills, just an external magic sea! No wonder it's called the Magic Sea Pendant!" "Simple, powerful! The explorer only collected eight hundred magic stones?"

"That's too little! I should have given you another eight thousand magic stones!"

Who said this was forced buying and selling?

This is called orderliness, adherence to principles, and gentlemanly conduct!

Aside from these reasons, Yaro couldn't think of any other reason why the explorer would give up such a precious magical artifact.

It couldn't have been a mistake, could it?
"Mr. Explorer, you are such a kind person!"

Unable to find any problems, Yaro, after showering Yaro with praise, put the Demon Sea Pendant and the remaining seven hundred magic stones into his spatial ring.

Even if the Demon Sea Pendant is very likely to be fine, Yaro is still going to ask Ian first to see if there is a way to detect and remove the mark.

Anyway, I'm not in a hurry to use it right now.

……

After the explorers left, the road became exceptionally smooth.

There are no monsters to interfere with or ambush you, and you don't need to wander around to find your way.

As Yaro continued down the dimly lit, straight corridor, he could clearly sense that Heri was getting closer and closer.

This also confirms Yaro's previous conjecture: this strange space does indeed have an owner.

Now, the master of the space has given up on obstructing... no, it could even be said that he has driven away the monster, straightened the path, and is inviting me to meet him.

Undeterred, Yaro strode forward, his pace quickening.

In just a moment, Yaro saw a glimmer of light.

In the light, a quiet and peaceful town was clearly visible.

The windmill stands tall in the field, turning gracefully in the breeze, its huge blades swaying gently and emitting a low hum.

Morning light shines through the clouds onto the golden wheat fields, where waves of wheat sway gently in the breeze.

Even with just a few glances, and before you've even fully explored the town, you're already enveloped in a warm, tranquil, and melodious feeling, like a beautiful town that only exists in fairy tales.

Yaro stopped at the boundary between light and darkness, peering out through the 'window' of the shadow tunnel.

With his own magical senses, Yaro quickly found Heri's laughing figure among the crisscrossing ridges of the fields.

She ran carefree, holding a small windmill.

Behind her, Bevan, like her own brother, looked helpless and kept calling out "slow down," but deliberately slowed his pace.

In the fields, farmers were harvesting wheat, occasionally casting loving glances at them.

Such a harmonious scene caused Yaro's pupils to shrink sharply.

It was obvious that not only Heri, but Bevin also didn't seem to be sober.

Moreover, Yaro was also skeptical that such a quiet village could exist in a strange space.

"A hallucination?"

Arro could not tell the difference, because no matter which part he looked at, it appeared exceptionally realistic, and the details were unusually clear.

(End of this chapter)