Heimarian Odyssey Chapter 2551: Information

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With Kazbek city as the center, most of the Locke family have spent half a month traveling nearby.

Loke, the head of the family, rarely takes his family to play, this opportunity is rare, and Angelina and other women should naturally cherish and grasp it.

They even forced Locke to disguise themselves as ordinary human nobles, wandering around several human kingdoms for fun.

With the life level of Locke's fifth-level powerhouse, when living with ordinary humans below level one, it feels quite out of place.

Because Locke is afraid that the slight energy fluctuations he has spilled will cause large-scale deaths and injuries to nearby creatures.

This is actually one of the reasons why advanced life forms almost no longer associate with the lower level creatures when they obtain higher levels of life.

Sneezing can destroy a city or even a small human country. For Locke, who has reached the fifth-level **** body, it is really not a false statement.

Half a month later, when the Locke family returned to Kazbek, the leader of the wind listener group Pals found Locke on time, and he had already checked the situation.

Together with Pals arrived at the Locke’s temporary resting place, there was also Quinn, the second-ranked caster of the Wind Listener organization.

It was also at this time that Locke knew that in the Wind Listener organization, Pals was mainly responsible for the smuggling business of slave creatures. And the real master of intelligence gathering and trading is Quinn, a small, four-level plant elementalist.

Wearing a pair of silver-framed elemental glasses, Quinn, the fourth-level caster, is not as talkative as Pars.

After politely greeted Locke, the fifth-level knight, Quinn took out the crystal ball and went straight to the topic, "It was the dark knight Ai of the Erie Knights League who captured and imprisoned the Black Mage Hesho. Badang."

"Since the dark knight first emerged in the wizarding world, he has shown great aversion to the group of black magicians."

"It was precisely his style that he rejected the olive branch first handed out by the Belém Empire and turned to the magic empire Albarut."

"Information shows that Hexiu, the fifth-level black magician, is probably not dead yet, and is currently imprisoned in the dungeon of the Dark Knight Palace in Abadang."

The information that Quinn has collected is very detailed. Although some of the content is his personal conjectures, these conjectures are based on facts and intelligence, and they are all valuable information. Locke naturally needs to pay for it.

Because this is an intelligence transaction involving two level five powerhouses, the quotation from the Wind-Listening Organization to Locke is very high.

The transaction price of 100,000 magic coins was readily paid to Pals by Locke.

Of course, these 100,000 magic coins Locke didn't pay for it himself. When he returned to the Western Islands, he had the means to get it back from the black magicians in the north.

Now it's just like Locke's advance.

Not to mention, with this piece of information, Locke has a hunch that he will eventually earn more than 100,000 magic coins.

The first cooperation between Locke and the Listening to the Wind has made both parties very satisfied.

Locke got the intelligence information he wanted, and the Wind-listener organization caught up with Locke, the fifth-level knight, and also earned a large order of 100,000 magic coins.

Pars, the fourth-level knight, personally sent Locke and others to leave Kazbek City and expressed that he hoped to cooperate with Locke and the Western Islands in the future.

On the floating boat, watching the city of Kazbek under the clouds get farther and farther, Locke couldn't help shook his head. Only now did he understand why the Abalut Empire and the Erie Knights Alliance spared no effort to suppress the Wind-Hearers organization.

Is it really for the gains and losses of that little territory in the wizarding world?

I'm afraid not!

The large and medium-sized forces that are truly farsighted have long set their sights on the boundless star realm. No matter how awkward in the wizarding world, the benefits of the nest are very limited.

This is also the reason why more and more emerging forces have emerged in the wizarding world since the establishment of the Wizarding League. If those old big and medium-sized forces all face it with a repressive attitude, it would have aroused public outrage long ago.

The Wind-Listening Organization can corrode its tentacles into the Abalut Empire and the Erie Knights Alliance, and it has established that the two forces cannot coexist peacefully with it.

If it weren't for the rules of the Wizarding League and the Guardian rules, it would not be too much for the Albarut Empire and the Erie Knights Alliance to directly send troops to destroy the Wind-listener organization based on those things done by the Wind-Hearer Organization.

For such an organization, ordinary cooperation can be carried out, but in-depth communication is fine.

Locke does not hope that one day in the future, his knight hall will be corroded by these guys, and his plans and whereabouts will become clearly marked ‘intelligence’.

Just thinking about this kind of thing can give Locke the urge to destroy the other party.

As for talking about being in Kazbe

The kind of alcoholic magic potions that Kecheng came into contact with, Locke finally decided to cooperate directly with the business alliance Capecchi.

Although he didn't know the fourth-level magician Fan Haising, his friends never knew each other from the beginning.

Moreover, bypassing the Wind-Listening Organization and directly cooperating with Master Van Helsing of Capecchi, there is no link for middlemen to make the difference, and Locke finally got more benefits.

At that time, I met a level 4 spellcaster who has the ability to make potions and earned a large amount of magic coins. Why not do it.

Loke and his party who left Kazbek City flew straight to the Sky City this time.

The first and second Wizarding League conventions were both held in Sky City, but the venue for the third Wizarding League convention was chosen to be a half-plane outside the wizarding world.

The reason is that there are too many creatures of level 4 and above participating in the Wizarding Alliance convention, and the strong gravitational force of life has affected the normal operation of Sky City.

The last time the foreign gods invited to participate were only a few five-level existences, such as the Undead King, the Titan King, and the Great Elder Namek, but this time the number of foreign gods invited to participate seems to be more and the standard of participation It was also relaxed to level 4.

It remains to be seen how many creatures above level 4 will participate by then.

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Sky City, three towering holy towers, has become a landmark of Sky City.

Among the three holy towers, the most majestic are the eternal holy tower in the middle and the arcane holy tower on the right. They represent the achievements of the seventh-level wizard and seventh-level arcanist that Douglas can't match.

As for the astrological tower on the left, it seems a little ‘short’, because Douglas’s astrologer level is still at level 6.

There is no pure gold, no one is perfect.

The life level of Douglas, the first person in the wizarding world, has jumped to level 7, but he can't make his astrologer level to level 7.

This also confirms the difficulty of growing up in the line of astrologers.

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