Wizard: Starting With Synthesized Gems - Chapter 322

Chapter 320: Exchange of Sea Gold Sand and Burning Gold Sand Flow

Chapter 320: Exchanging for Sea Gold Sand and Burning Gold Sand Flow
Dean Thompson explained to Locke, “After all, you are only enjoying the most basic services of the Nigward Astrology System. Within a year, you can only send a maximum of one hundred messages. If you want to enjoy the higher-level Nigward Astrology System, you need to… recharge. You should be able to see the recharge interface of the Nigward Astrology System, right?”

Locke nodded and looked at the panel in front of him covered with gray-white mist. The corners of his mouth twitched suddenly. This Nigward Astrology System is actually a membership-based one.

Bronze members pay 3,000 magic stones per month and can enjoy accelerated message sending, special message encryption and basic anti-interference functions, and are given the right to send 1,000 messages per year.

Silver members, who pay 5,000 magic stones per month, can enjoy a series of basic value-added services, as well as more advanced anti-magic interference functions, and can create groups of up to ten people, with no limit on the number of messages sent.

The highest level of gold membership requires a monthly payment of 10,000 magic stones, which is 120,000 magic stones per year. Members can enjoy a wide range of dazzling functions and can also create groups with less than 200 people.

Locke instantly realized that this gold membership was actually a service provided to… the presidents of the wizarding organizations in the southeast corner.

Because only the deans of the wizard organization need to recruit dozens of formal wizards into a group.

The next moment, a message request from Dean Thompson inviting Locke to join appeared on Locke’s gray fog panel. Locke thought for a moment and chose to agree.

Suddenly, an interface called Lilith Hut Wizard Society appeared on his gray mist slab. In this interface, many official wizards of Lilith Hut appeared and were discussing.

Locke discovered that the ordinary formal wizards in the academy sent very few messages in this place, only one or two, and the ones who sent the most messages were Harun Vera, Lady Morgana, and several other consultants.

Even, there is Consultant Francis.

Locke figured out the reason. It was probably because ordinary formal wizards had been enjoying free services, and the information they could send each year was limited, so they were very frugal with their words.

Several academic cliques and senior consultants in the academy may have purchased silver membership, or at least bronze membership, so they can discuss freely in the Nigward Astrology System.

The Nigward astrology system is maintained and updated by the White Wizard Association, which consumes a lot of resources every year, so it is certainly impossible for the first-ring wizards to use it at will.

It’s good enough to provide a basic function that can be used for free.

Locke saw that Harlan Vera applied for a two-way connection with his gray mist slate, and at the same time, he sent himself a message of affirmation and praise within this community interface.

Locke agreed to the other party’s request.

Locke also saw that within this society, Francis had been constantly asking the wizards in Lilith’s Hut to act immediately and not worry about the plan anymore. Later, he kept sending messages to others, saying that they should trust their own plan…

Locke was speechless. It turned out that the first-ring wizards in the academy had such a Nigward astrology system, in which they could communicate with each other.

Before, I was just a wizard apprentice and had no idea that such a thing existed.

Sure enough, the world seen by a wizard apprentice and the world seen by a formal wizard are two completely different worlds.

Even if these two people live in the same place at the same time.

Locke exited the society interface and looked at the military merit value calculated by the association. Locke first looked at the association’s method of calculating the military merit value. Unfortunately, the association’s method of calculating the military merit value was completely based on the number of enemies you killed.

Because calculating whether you have made any special contribution in the war is very complicated and difficult, and there may even be a lot of water in it, which makes it easy to falsify.

But if you only count the kills you have on hand, it becomes very easy to calculate.

A first-ring wizard killing a wizard apprentice cannot be considered a military merit. Only killing a formal wizard among the dark wizards can be considered a military merit.

Killing a formal wizard earns 100 military merits.

Locke saw that his military merit score was 100.

So, Locke quickly looked at the exchange list sent by the association, and saw that the list of exchange items on the gray fog stone slab was at least more than thirty pages, and each page contained a ring of items.

Dean Thompson seemed happy too.

After reviewing the list of exchanged items, he smiled and said, “It’s rare for the Association to be so generous. It seems we’ve made quite a bit of money in this war. After all, wars are fought to make money. If a war doesn’t make money, then even if you win, it’s a loss.”

Locke was searching the list of items for information that was currently useful to him.

Half an hour later, Locke looked through the list of items carefully. He keenly noticed that on this list, there were very few items that could directly/indirectly enhance the mental power of formal wizards, and most of them were mental power enhancing items used by ordinary wizards. For formal wizards in the gasification stage, they were completely useless.

Among them, there is only one item, called the Blood of Sox, which can enhance the mental power of a formal wizard in the gasification stage, but it is useless for a wizard in the liquefied first ring.

The blood of Sox seems to be the blood of a powerful life form from another world.

But the military merit required to exchange for it must be at least 500.

Only by killing five ordinary first-ring wizards can you exchange for a piece of Sox’s blood.

“This shows that resources are indeed scarce in the southeastern corner for first-level wizards,” Locke thought. “No wonder some ambitious wizards would never stay here.”

“I just don’t know why there are second-ring wizards willing to stay in the Southeast Corner. The resources in the Southeast Corner are a bit embarrassing for first-ring wizards, and they should be completely unable to support the progress of second-ring wizards.”

‘Maybe there’s some special reason.’

Locke continued to look at the item list. Since he couldn’t exchange for items that could increase his mana, he would see if he could exchange for items that could make up for the fact that there were too few spells in his current spell pool.

After thinking about it, Locke set his sights on a one-ring fern magic plant called [Sea Gold Sand]. This one-ring adult magic plant also came with several one-ring spell magic books of the [Burning Gold Sand Flow] series, as well as 10 related A-level articles and 3 related S-level articles.

This is equivalent to a complete packaged set of first-ring magic knowledge system. If Locke wants to buy it with magic stones, the whole set will probably cost nearly 100,000 magic stones. Moreover, although the sea gold sand is just an ordinary first-ring magic plant, in the southeast corner, if you want to get it through trading, you still need some luck and wait for this kind of magic plant to appear on the market.

But if you redeem it within the military merit system, you only need 100 military merits.

(End of this chapter)