Wizard: I have an inventory

Ryan sat quietly in a luxurious seat, looking around sharply. The lights of the auction were bright, and the wizard apprentices and noble merchants in the audience were shining like stars, discussing the treasures to be auctioned.

However, Ryan felt a trace of unusual fluctuations - he vaguely felt that several eyes were inadvertently focused on him, penetrating the hustle and bustle of the crowd and falling directly on him.

These eyes carried different emotions, some were full of interest, some were deep exploration, and there was a subtle hostility. Ryan's heart moved, and he frowned slightly, knowing that he had attracted the attention of some people.

As a wizard, he had long been accustomed to the feeling of being spied on. These eyes may come from his unique temperament, or they may be greedy for the magic stones and precious items he carried, or because of his own identity as a pharmacist.

But no matter what the reason, Ryan did not intend to let these people continue to stare at him.

He quickly released a shadow element, swallowing up the light in the entire room like the night. His breath became lower and calmer, and the shadow elements quietly surrounded him, ready to provide him with protection and cover at any time.

Ryan closed his eyes and concentrated on mobilizing his magic. He waved his hand gently, and in an instant, all the maids in the room fell down, as if they were suppressed by an invisible force and fainted. There was no movement, no flaws, and they couldn't even detect the moment when they were easily controlled.

This was exactly the skill Ryan had just learned - turning the shadow element into a powerful wave, silently stunning the people around him, and creating a temporary gap.

Sensing that the surrounding environment was cleared, Ryan smiled slightly, quickly retracted his gaze from the corner outside the window, and after thinking for a moment, decided to take action.

He stretched out his hand, condensed more shadow elements, and cast the shadow tracking technique. The black breath condensed into shape like liquid and quickly wrapped Ryan's body.

His figure gradually blurred, as if merging with the surrounding darkness. Without a sound, he quietly left the auction venue like a ghost, walking through a thick shadow.

As Ryan left, almost no one noticed that he had quietly disappeared. Walking along the way, he crossed the shadows, avoiding all patrols and gazes, and finally came to the carriage outside.

He did not look back, nor did he stop, but just threw his identity card into a dilapidated trash can, letting it sink in the dust and waste.

Sitting on the carriage, Ryan showed a sneer on his face, his eyes full of pride and decisiveness. He has gotten rid of all surveillance and tracking and regained control of his own destiny. The auction, the Camon Valley, all of this is no longer important.

He patted the side of the carriage gently and asked the coachman to drive the horse forward. The wheels turned slowly, heading towards the darkness and unknown in the distance, but Ryan had no hesitation in his heart.

He has made the best preparations, and those who have tried to spy on or stop him may never be able to track him down.

Now everything is quiet, and Ryan finally has the opportunity to explore the shadow element gem that caused the inventory to react.

[Bloodline Bloodline Essence]

[In order to improve the level of the bloodline of the body, the Crimson Wizard has been constantly purifying, concentrating, filtering and finally condensing the blood of the test subjects into this gem for 200 years. It symbolizes endless bloodline potential, but hidden and unignorable impurities are also entrenched in it like venomous snakes. They are intertwined and entangled with each other...]

[Equipment conditions: have a high-level negative energy affinity (shadow, death, darkness...)]

[Equipment effect: Bloodline of the Bloodline (Prince level), Lord of the Night, High-level Dark Element Affinity]

[Assimilation rate: 0]

Equip?

Ryan was extremely excited at this moment. The auction actually made a mistake and regarded [Bloodline Bloodline Essence] as a shadow element gem!

In fact, it’s not their fault. The shadow element is so rich that anyone would regard it as a shadow element gem.

And this is not an ordinary bloodline essence of the Bloodline, but the essence of the legendary Prince-level Bloodline, which contains noble and powerful bloodline power.

Ryan exhaled slowly, but the expression on his face could not hide his excitement.

This was the supreme bloodline that even the Crimson Wizard dreamed of. The Crimson Wizard spent two hundred years to refine this essence, but it could not be absorbed due to too many impurities.

And now, such an extremely precious treasure is in his hands.

"The power of the prince-level blood clan..."

Ryan murmured in a low voice, his voice trembling slightly. He looked at the essence in his hand, his eyes surging with unconcealed ecstasy and desire, "Even the Crimson Wizard had to give up the treasure, but I got it. And more importantly, I have equipment to fuse it!"

However, Ryan did not plan to equip it now. Who knows what kind of anomalies the bloodline of the prince-level blood clan will cause. It would be bad if the official wizard was alarmed.

...

The president of the auction hurried back to the Heiman family castle, and the details of the auction were still echoing in his mind. However, he knew that the most important task at this moment was to report to the White clan leader.

He walked through the layers of arched doorways and entered the depths of the castle. That dark and ancient area seemed isolated from the world, surrounded only by cold stone walls and a chilly atmosphere.

Deep underground in the castle, there is a secret room unknown to outsiders, where Chief White is quietly waiting. Chief White's breath is as steady as a mountain, as if he had already sensed the arrival of the president. The president of the Chamber of Commerce gently pushed the heavy iron door and entered this dark space.

Chief White sat on an old black wooden chair, with a faint candlelight in front of him. There were no extra decorations around him, only some simple rune engravings and magic circles. Seeing the president of the Chamber of Commerce come in, he nodded slightly, with a hint of expectation and calmness in his eyes.

"Chief, did you succeed?" The president asked, with a nervous light flashing in his eyes, and he was obviously a little anxious about Chief White's progress.

Chief White showed a satisfied smile, stood up, and his expression revealed a sense of complacency and pride. He walked steadily to the table beside him, where some runes and complex alchemical props were placed.

He gently stroked a small glass bottle, half of which was still filled with dark red liquid. It was the mental metal elementalization liquid he had taken.

"Don't worry, it's going well." Chief White's voice was steady and confident. "The progress of mental elementalization has reached 20%, and the whole process is smoother than I expected.

My mental power has been qualitatively improved, and my strength has also made a significant breakthrough." He took a deep breath, obviously very satisfied with his achievements.

A trace of surprise flashed in the president's eyes, but was soon replaced by a deep admiration. He carefully observed Chief White's state and noticed that his aura had obviously become more stable and profound, which was a power that could not be concealed.

The mental elementalization was increased to 20%, which was a very high achievement, which meant that Chief White's mental power had stronger control, could more accurately integrate elements and magic, and could even touch some high-level spells.

"That's a great achievement, clan leader."

The auction president was full of respect, and his tone became more respectful, "You are only 64 years old now, and you are still young. Your future potential is limitless."

Because White detected high-level metal element affinity and fourth-class qualifications, the Heiman family had high hopes. Forty years later, he graduated from the White Wizard Copper Rust Academy and became the first official wizard in the history of the Heiman family.

After returning to the family, White actively reformed the rules and regulations, and learned from other forces to create a chamber of commerce. In order to establish prestige, he also enforced the law impartially and executed a family member.

In more than ten years, he actually saved more than 250,000 magic stones!

Compared to the accumulation of hundreds of years before.

After another round of praise, the president told the whole story of Ryan, the pharmacist, and said that the wealth of the Heiman family would continue to expand if he was taken down.