All the heavens began with Huo Yi

"No."

Suer's answer was firm and resolute; it was the answer Marika most wanted to hear, and the answer she most hoped for.

"That's good." A deep glint flashed in Marika's golden eyes, and then a golden branch appeared out of thin air in her empty hand.

“I heard you’ve been looking for something in Toratarn lately, so here you go as a reward.” Marika was holding a branch of a golden tree.

Upon hearing Marika's words, Suer realized that Marika had misunderstood and explained, "Actually, that thing was for Lani. If she's just starting to learn our magic, having a wand will make things much simpler."

Looking at the golden tree branch handed to him, Suer sensed an extraordinary vitality.

“Oh? I see. So, can you make magic wands?” Marika asked.

"I know a little," Suer said. After all, he couldn't very well say, "I'll go find a master craftsman tomorrow to teach me how to make a staff."

“Very good, then make one for me too. I don’t think any tree could be more perfect than the golden tree.” Marika handed Suer another golden branch.

“Oh, right, this is your advance payment.” Marika said, cupping Sul’s face in her hands. The golden light flashed so brightly that Sul had to close his eyes. When Sul opened his eyes again, his originally pale green pupils had turned into the same golden yellow as Marika’s.

"From this day forward, you too will be blessed with gold and will no longer have to suffer the pain of death."

"So you'll just keep working for me, right? What about my Great Rune?" Suer asked. Blessings are completely useless outside of borders. What, can your Golden Tree bestow blessings across worlds?

“When I return to Rodel, you must come with me. After all, all those with Great Runes are my children. If you want to increase your importance in my heart, you need to do so. Don’t worry, my promise will always stand,” Marika said.

"I don't believe in verbal promises. Come, let's make a vow! With each other's lives! A vow is a death that even the golden tree cannot stop. Those who break it will die and perish."

"How cautious. Is this your magic again? Even the Golden Tree couldn't stop this death. Interesting... but I accept it."

"Hehe, perhaps you could give it a try?" After saying that, Suer reached out and grasped Marika's fair and soft hand, and said seriously, "When you return to Rodel, I expect you to receive the Great Rune from your hands in the way you have served. Are you willing?"

"willing."

"To what I know now, I'll exchange it for what you know now, one for one. During this time, whatever we need, as long as the person being questioned knows, there must be no concealment, no misleading. Are you willing?"

"willing."

A red light flashed, and the unbreakable oath was made.

(Sul improved the Unbreakable Oath, creating a mini version that can be used by two people. Great!)

……

“What did you say to her?” Radagan asked.

"The deal is done, she will give me the Great Rune."

Upon hearing this, Radagan asked, "You've already received it? It seems you just received a blessing."

"It's obvious that it hasn't happened yet; further transactions are needed."

Upon hearing Sul's words, Radagan immediately revealed a mocking smile: "Hahaha, that woman is the most unreliable. She can even abandon her own children. Don't get too involved and get played by her."

After finishing speaking, Radagan didn't bother with Lisuer, but turned and left the study.

As Sull watched Radagan leave, he merely gave him a mocking look. He had long considered that Marika, the village girl who sold hooks, was unreliable, so he made an unbreakable vow with her.

Although Suer himself knew he had just boasted that breaking the oath would cause the Golden Tree to die a death that even it could not save.

However, the most painful thing is breaking the oath that prevents death, because the oath has a mandatory effect. As long as the oath-breaker does not die, the body of the oath-breaker will be in a state of constant collapse. That feeling must be like endless torture, tsk tsk tsk, it must be unbearable.

Even if Marika doesn't give Sul the Great Rune in the end, Sul won't lose out. After all, the only reason he wanted the Great Rune was because Lani said that having the Great Rune would make it easier to understand his own laws.

The Great Rune itself isn't that valuable; what's most important is what's in Marika's mind. After all, she has already completed her path of law and become a god. In the end, the Great Rune is nothing more than an illusion of law.

As for Suer breaking his oath, that's ridiculous; he's just a clone. At worst, we can just put him in a management position.

Inside the tower of Lani the Mage

What did you and my father talk about?

"It's nothing, he just found out that I can make prophecies."

Lani, intrigued by the prophecy, asked, "Tell me about it?"

"I predicted that your dad would cheat on me."

When Lani heard what Suer said, she almost couldn't catch her breath. In the end, she waved her hand and told Suer to get lost and not disturb her magic studies.

Sul, who was relegated to the second floor, looked at the pile of books but had no interest in studying. Thinking that he hadn't had a proper rest in a long time, he simply let the Book of Doors take care of his clone to continue studying, while his own consciousness returned to the world of Huo Yi to welcome a long-awaited sleep.

……

"Hello, Mr. Ollivander."

Seven o'clock in the morning might be considered a disturbing time for young people, but for older people, this time is already more than an hour past breakfast time.

"Oh, it's you. I'm so sorry. I didn't know my request would have such consequences regarding your friend." Ollivander's face was filled with worry, and even his eye sockets were somewhat dark.

“Nobody wants this to happen, Mr. Ollivander. You don’t need to feel guilty. After all, you couldn’t have predicted this outcome. Lukewood has received the punishment he deserved.” Sue looked at Ollivander’s expression; the old man probably hadn’t slept all night because of what happened yesterday.

“I… well, I asked Officer Cindy today, and she said the Ministry of Magic is interested in arresting the Fire Serpent Gang, which is good news.”

“Really? That’s true. The entire British magical community will be much more peaceful that way. By the way, let’s get down to business. I’d like to ask you for some tips on wand making.” Sue stated his purpose.

Suer had only intended to spend some time asking Ollivander some minor questions before returning to work on making the magic silver wizard robes, but before he knew it, he had spent the entire day in Ollivander's shop.

As expected of a family that has been making wands since Roman times, even if Sue studied all day, he would only learn the basics.

No wonder almost all the wands in the British magical world are from Ollivander. The name Ollivander is to the wand-making world what Nicholas Flamel is to the alchemy world—unshakeable.

"Goodbye, Mr. Ollivander, thank you for your selflessness."

Ollivander laughed and said, "It's alright. There are so few young wizards interested in making wands these days. I'm even afraid that one day my son won't want to make wands anymore."

Ollivander's worries were completely unfounded. After all, just by virtue of his name, Ollivander could earn him an enviable amount of Galleons every year, and unless someone was an absolute madman, no one would want to harm someone with the surname Ollivander.

Sue left Ollivander's shop and went to the Three Brooms.

"Oh, look who's here, an incredibly young legendary wizard," Cynthia said with a smile when she saw the newcomer.

"Alright, Cynthia, stop teasing me. I'll have a butterbeer, fries, and a beef roll." Sull found a seat and started ordering.

"same as usual?"

"Yes, add salt. I like salty fries."

As he spoke, Suer picked up a newspaper stacked on the table and glanced at the date; it was fresh from today.

The first thing you see is the headline: "Shocking! The Fire Serpent Party are all dark wizards, and the Ministry of Magic has made such a decision." The photo shows the Minister looking very passionate.

"Hehe, finally they know to do something worthwhile, but I guess a lot of people's money-making opportunities are going to be cut off."