The Wizarding Age

A difficult negotiation thus began.

For a qualified esoteric wizard, a stable success rate is what he should consider most.

After careful consideration, Grimm reported to Wizard Fugen the success rate of 17% for the 2nd-order element crystal core and 36% for the 1st-order element crystal core.

Due to the inevitable energy loss, all elemental magic puppets will be downgraded to varying degrees during the creation process. For example, those 2nd-order element crystal cores created by Grimm are already very good to reach the peak level of the 1st-order.

Even Grimm himself has not reached the 2nd-order, and he has almost no experience of the power of the 2nd-order wizard. In addition to knowing that the 2nd-order wizard can reach a terrifying number of 200 degrees of witchcraft attack at random, he knows almost nothing about the rest.

So no matter how talented he is, he can't create a real 2nd-order magic puppet across levels!

Wizard Fugen certainly couldn't believe the basic success rate reported by Grimm, but he also knew a thing or two about the professions of puppeteers and puppeteers. The success rate of ordinary esoteric wizards in creating 1st-level elemental puppets is only about 42%, not much higher than Grimm. Grimm creates his own improved magic puppets, which consume less magic, occupy less mental power, and have great attack power!

With these advantages, it is understandable that the success rate is slightly lower than that of ordinary esoteric wizards.

Since Grimm dared to report a 36% success rate of 1st-level elemental crystal cores, there must be a lot of water mixed in. However, with the 42% baseline of ordinary esoteric wizards there to support it, even if he lowers the success rate, it won’t be too outrageous.

So before communicating with Grimm, Wizard Fugen had already prepared himself for him to "lower the price". And now, the success rate reported by Grimm is actually above Wizard Fugen's psychological bottom line. This undoubtedly makes Wizard Fugen very satisfied with Grimm's "good behavior".

As for what Grimm said about not being able to create a magic puppet with 2nd-level strength, Wizard Fugen also chose to believe it.

After all, even the magic puppet wind dragon that Grimm built for himself used the second-level dragon crystal, and it only reached the peak level of the first level. The strongest attack barely reached 155 degrees, which was far behind the original Flame Tyrant.

Of course, this is also related to the battlefield positioning of the two magic puppets.

When the Flame Tyrant was first built, it was positioned as an extremely violent flame turret. In addition, the fire magic was already good at attack, so the maximum attack intensity could reach about 175 degrees. The wind dragon took into account high-speed mobility, and the wind magic was also known for its lightness and speed, so the highest attack barely reached 155 degrees.

After "finding out" each other's bottom line, Wizard Fugen and Grimm started to argue about the exchange ratio of making magic puppets.

According to Wizard Fugen, for every three second-level element crystal cores and related auxiliary materials provided by the family, Grimm must take out an elemental magic puppet with strength not weaker than the first-level elite. As for the successfully built elemental magic puppets, the family will recycle them at the price of 20,000 magic crystals each.

Grimm prefers to use the 2nd-order element crystal core as labor fees. He hopes that the family can provide 4 2nd-order element crystal cores each time, and he can not charge any fees for each successful element magic puppet submitted.

Both parties are unwilling to give in on this issue easily. After all, it is related to the survival of the 2nd-order element crystal core. In the wizard continent, the basic value of each 2nd-order element crystal core is more than 50,000 magic crystals. And there is no market for it, so it is difficult to collect it easily.

The Salupo family also relies on two secondary planes that have been operating for a long time to be able to take out such a large number of 2nd-order element crystal cores in one go. If it were those small families, they might not even be able to take out a double-digit 2nd-order element crystal core.

After a difficult bargaining, the two sides finally reached the first consensus. The Salupo family provides Grimm with 7 2nd-order crystal cores each time, and Grimm must provide 2 elite magic puppets, and the family will no longer provide production costs for the magic puppets.

As for the production time, it will be one year!

However, Grimm also proposed that he needed to return to the Flame Throne Tower to complete these tasks. After all, it was his private territory, and there was an underground lava sea suitable for his training and recovery.

For this issue, after consulting Lord Sanaza, Wizard Fugen reluctantly agreed.

However, Wizard Fugen also required that Grimm should not leave the Flame Throne Tower easily. If it is really necessary to go out, he must ask Wizard Fugen for permission and be accompanied by him personally.

This is actually for Grimm's safety!

After all, a wizard with such strategic significance to the family can easily fall into the trap of the hostile family once he goes out. So if Grimm does not want to die inexplicably, then staying at home is his only way to protect himself.

As for the title of Fire Demon he just broke out, in the eyes of the second-level wizards of those hostile families, it is nothing at all.

And in order to enhance the strength of Grimm's Flame Throne Tower, Wizard Fugen finally agreed to send Meryl there as well. This actually means that Grimm can legitimately form his own small circle.

In general wizard families, only those level 2 wizards can enjoy such power.

Now Grimm, with the strength of a level 1 wizard, can form a team in the family. This can be regarded as the greatest sincerity shown by the Salubo family!

As for why the top leaders of the Salubo family were so open-minded this time, Grimm had secretly guessed that this was most likely a conspiracy of the other party.

Grimm has always been on the fire wizard route, working hard to develop in the direction of a combat wizard.

However, the situation has changed now, and Grimm has actually revealed such a strong talent for the ultimate wizard, which is actually taking advantage of the thoughts of the top leaders of the Salubo family.

It takes one year to build two elemental magic puppets for the family, which also means that Grimm will spend most of his time in the modulation of elemental crystal cores and the refining of elemental magic puppets in this year. Although this can bring him a huge amount of magic crystal income, if he is lucky, he can even get a 2nd-level crystal core, but he needs to pay for it The bad result of his own strength stagnating for a long time.

For a guy who is determined to become a combat wizard, this is extremely tormenting!

At this moment, the benefits given to Grimm are too great, so he will be so enthusiastic to devote himself to the difficult and boring refining of elemental magic puppets. After three to five years, he will find that although he has gained a lot of resources and magic crystals, he has lost his ambition and fighting spirit.

With the resource reserves of the Salupo family, they can use this method to tie Grimm firmly to the alchemy laboratory. If three to five years is not enough, then spend thirty to fifty years. On the one hand, the family can transform the "dead" resources into "living" combat power, and on the other hand, it can slowly wear down Grimm's spirit.

Therefore, when the Salupo family discovered Grimm's "talent", they changed their previous attitude of desperately suppressing it, and instead became demanding and caring for it in every possible way.

Grimm simply disdained the Salupo family's conspiracy.

With the help of the chip, the speed and success rate of his creation of elemental magic puppets are simply beyond the imagination of outsiders. So the idea of ​​relying on this to tie him to death in the alchemy laboratory is completely wrong!

Instead, it gave him the opportunity and time to polish his mental power with justification.

Before parting, Wizard Fugen looked at Grimm with complicated eyes and warned meaningfully: "I saw some strange things in your apprentices. You should be careful and don't be deceived by the superficial gentleness of some little guys..."

Grimm's heart trembled slightly. He knew that the changes in Bilis did not hide from Wizard Fugen's perception, so he could only nod to show that he was learning.

After negotiating with the family and signing a twenty-year witchcraft contract, Grimm returned to the Flame Throne Wizard Tower with the help of the teleportation array in the Wizard Tower in Fednan City. Meryl and Bilis also accompanied him back, while Sabrina and other apprentices had to return to the Wizard Tower on their own.

The basic cost of this long-distance teleportation for each person is 2,000 magic crystals, and the three together are 6,000 magic crystals. If this cost was not waived directly by the family, I am afraid Grimm would really be reluctant to spend such a large amount of magic crystals to save 4 days of travel.

This time it was not that Wizard Fugen suddenly became generous, but that he could not afford the risks on the road.

In addition to being a powerful combat wizard, Fire Demon Grimm was also a skilled puppet refiner. Such rumors had already spread to most areas in the central part of the continent. In this case, letting Grimm return to the Flame Throne Wizard Tower on his own was simply an unforgivable and dangerous behavior!

So in order to avoid accidents on the road, Wizard Fugen could only nod and acquiesce to Grimm's "big money" behavior!

…………

The misty teleportation light just dissipated from the teleportation wizard array.

Grimm gently shook his slightly dizzy head, and when the scene in front of him stabilized, he saw Gargamel holding a wizard staff in one hand, a witchcraft scroll in the other, and a potion bottle in his mouth.

Grimm's return was obviously not notified to Gargamel in advance, and he also borrowed the teleportation array when he returned, so when Gargamel sensed the movement in the wizard tower's teleportation room, he immediately hurried over with the forest demon.

Gargamel, with his pointed face and monkey cheeks, looked thin and dry, staring with a pair of round mouse eyes, and looked at the three people who were teleported in with vigilance. When he saw the familiar tall figure of Grimm, he breathed a sigh of relief, hurriedly put away all his equipment, waved his hand and called the forest monster hiding in the dark to come and meet the master.

It must be said that although Gargamel's strength is not very good, as a butler, he is still quite competent.

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