Abe the Wizard

After breakfast With the dragons, Abel received Wizard Brennan's visiting request from the teleportation circle.

They soon met in the hall, but wizard Smith, who he was not so fond of, was also there.

"Greetings! The god of war! Blue Dragon Abel! Wizard Brennan first bowed to Doff and then Abel.

Although Doff was Abel's summon, he was still the most powerful.

Even as the Vice president of the Wizard Union, he knew there was a difference between him and an ancient god rank.

Their professions were different, but their energy was similar. He could tell Doff's power.

"Wizard Brennan, greetings!" Abel smiled and bowed. He then added, "so what brings you here today?"

"Blue Dragon Abel, I'm here today to make some orders on behalf of the Wizard union!' Wizard Brennan asked.

"Order? You want potions?" Abel was confused. He has already left over a large amount of potion for the elves to sell.

He checked the day he came out from his kingdom, and there were still a bunch, so the wizard union could just negotiate with the elves.

"Blue Dragon Abel, the wizard union wants to order 50,000 bursting crossbows and 5 million patterned arrows!" Wizard Brennan smiled.

Abel gazed forward at wizard smith. There didn't seem to be any ill intent, but he couldn't help but wonder if they were testing him.

But even if they were, he wouldn't be afraid with Doff's power and the dragons' support.

As for the bursting crossbows, they were machine gun-like crossbows exclusive to the dwarves.

Abel has only managed to get 100 of them back in the Holy Continent because of his extraordinary relationship with the dwarves.

His relationship With the dwarves in the central continent was not as close, so he didn't get any from them, but he was growing too powerful for those crossbows.

The process of making a burst crossbow was extremely complicated with vast amounts of pattern etching and social material. Only a master blacksmith could achieve making one.

In reality, even the dwarves didn't have many. If they needed to make 50,000 of them, it would have taken them tens of years, even if every single dwarf was working on it.

As for those 5 million patterned arrows, every single one of their material was extremely valuable as well, and the pattern drawing required a master blacksmith.

Although they could be cycled after a battle, each arrow only had one shot, so that number was definitely not exaggerated.

The dwarves might not have enough space to fit 5 million even with all their inventory combined.

"Wizard Brennan, I can help but you need to provide me with the material!" Abel said blankly.

The wizards' eyes immediately began to sparkle.

As long as the god of fire's blacksmiths were still working, the wizard union couldn't care less who owned them.

But Abel's reply also confirmed that he killed the god of fire and took over his kingdom.

"The wizard union will keep working with you. We can pay you in light gems or holy object material!" Wizard Brennan smiled.

He knew very well how powerful Abel was; the wizard union could no longer constrain him.

Wizard Smith might still have a chance if he made a move in the past, but now it would take at least 3 god ranks from the wizard union to give Abel a hard time.

Then the dragons would definitely strike back as well, and the whole world would be in chaos.

This was not a result anyone wanted, so they had no choice.

"I want the holy object materials! Pay me like how you've been paying the god of fire!" Abel said clearly.

"Of course!" Wizard Brennan smiled as he tried to hold down his urge to ask more about the god of fire.

He was a Vice President, but he had no right to get involved in the businesses of the gods.

He then negotiated with Abel a little longer about their work and left the golden castle. Throughout this time, the god of fire's name never even got mentioned, just like he never existed.

Afterward, Abel revived a visiting request from Wizard Hutton through the Lightning Clan.

By that point, only the Lightnings and the elves had permission to connect to the golden castle.

"Blue dragon Abel, Hello!" Wizard Hutton bowed respectfully after Abel confirmed his request.

"Wizard Hutton, you are Bernie's teacher so we are a family. No need to be so polite!" Abel smiled and bowed back.

Wizard Hutton then carefully took a seat. How could he not be nervous? In fact, he was horrified; he knew about the god of fire.

Still, knowing Abel was the one who took the god of fire down lifted his heart a little.

It was only after Abel personally handed a glass of juice to Wizard Hutton, his emotions began to settle.

"Blue dragon Abel, I'm here on behalf of the Dwarf king to congratulate the god of war and bring on our gifts!" He then handed a portal ring to Abel.

"Wizard Hutton, please say thank you to the king for me. The dwarves are always my greatest friends!" Abel smiled as he held the ring in his hand.

It was not a small gift. Just this portal ring alone was extremely valuable.

He could sense the god of the mountain's energy on it.

Since the final god of the dwarves has fallen, each holy object was extremely important to them.

They could not get any more, yet they were willing to give one of them to Abel.

Of course, Abel had a god as a summon, so that ring was not much to him.

Doff already had large amounts of holy object materials set aside for him to try making some soon.

He had enough faith, so the process should go smoothly.

Abel reached his power of the will into the ring and saw 2 portions of white gold and 2 portions of ice-bending rocks. He immediately felt a spark of joy; those were exactly what he wanted. Other than materials for holy objects, there was not much else that could appeal to a god.

"Wizard Hutton, these gifts are amazing!" Abel smiled.

"Blue dragon Abel, let me be blunt. We no longer have a single god, we need a powerful god rank as our ally and you have always been kind to us. I hope you can sign a treaty with our king!" Wizard Hutton took a sip of the juice and got himself together.

Since the god of fire had a fight with Abel, King Dunba was worried that Abel would go after the dwarves. This was why he went all out on the gifts.

"Wizard Hutton, I would love to sign a treaty, but the king has to come to the golden castle. I can't go outside!" Abel nodded.

"So you agree?" Wizard Hutton was almost in disbelief. He was expecting Abel to at least bring up the god of fire, but he just accepted his offer straight away.

Of course, the wizard union was the iron fist of the world, so Abel wouldn't mind having more forces on his side.

The dwarves were not powerful, with their strongest wizard being rank 25, but every single magic circle, gear, triggers, and construction were done by the dwarves.

The dwarves were basically the back-end support of the wizard union, so their status should not be underestimated.

"Wizard Hutton, we are friends so I'll be honest with you. The god of fire and Doff the god of war had a kingdom war and lost. Please tell the king about this!" Abel lowered his voice and said.

"Yes, I will not change a single world!" Wizard Hutton felt his heart tingle and bowed.

Abel has already confirmed his matter with the god of fire to the wizard union and personally admitted to the wards. As for the alliance, it was no longer his business.

As for Abel, he also didn't want the god of fire's fall to affect his relationship, so he had to make it clear.

Wizard Hutton left with a heavy heart. The god of fire always had a strange place in the dwarves. Other than blacksmiths, not many of them actually cared. Especially for professionals, back in the days, the gods were wiped out by the wizards, and their status has fallen from that point on.

But it was just that no dwarves were talented enough to become a powerful wizards, so the god of fire was still important to their safety.

After hearing Abel admit that he killed the god of fire, he just didn't know how to comprehend.

He also didn't know if King Dunba would change his mind and make Abel his enemy.

Still, it was none of his business.

Meanwhile, Abel took out the god of fire's godhead as he remained sitting in his lounge.

He was not planning to give it to Doff. Doff was still mastering his second body, so it was way too early for another one.

The process of fully merging with another godhead could take hundreds of years since the god of fire's habit might still remain.

Therefore, it would not be much use to Doff.. In fact, it might even undermine his progress.