Sorcerer: I want to be an Academic Prodigy Chapter 535 - 533: Secret Technique of the Treasured Tome

Chapter 535: Chapter 533: Secret Technique of the Treasured To

Regarding the Prophet’s Treasure To, Spark certainly recognized its extraordinary value, so imnse that it could be described as beyond asure, given that it involved mystical prophecies and the power of foresight.

He had coveted it for a long ti, once regarding the to as an item already in his possession.

Now, it had been snatched away the mont they t.

How could Spark remain composed? He glared coldly at Tanaya, suspecting that she had always concealed certain key information from him, leading to him missing out on the treasured To.

“Divine artifacts possess sentience, selecting a worthy master to reside with, it seems the Prophet’s Treasure To should rightfully be yours, Ivan.”

An eye for an eye, Tanaya didn’t pay him any attention, instead, she smiled radiantly at Ivan, her tone filled with cheer.

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“Haha, you’re right, the to and I are fated.”

Ivan was also very pleased, not only for being chosen by the to but more importantly, he had confird sothing else, that his analysis on the inheritance of ancient wisdom was very likely true.

How could this stroke of fortune not make him happy!

Inside the Crystal Secret Palace, the expressions of the two Arcane Wizards were in stark contrast, at the mont, Spark’s face was so dark it could almost drip water.

“Sorcerer Marichadon, could you possibly show us a glimpse of the true form of the to?” His deanor quickly regained composure, evident of no ordinary person.

“Certainly, certainly.”

Ivan reached out with his right hand, and a cyan-colored book appeared in his palm.

The color of the book matched that of the deep waters of Green Lake, with no text, patterns, or even a treasure’s radiance on it; at first glance, it still seed quite ordinary.

Spark attempted to discern anything he could from it, but it was in vain.

After two or three seconds, Ivan withdrew the to, the Prophet’s Treasure To had already appeared in his Sea of Soul Energy, the first treasure capable of being contained within, highlighting its uniqueness.

“What an incomparable treasure indeed,” Spark praised audibly.

“Indeed,” Ivan glanced at him, suspecting that this fellow probably had nothing good up his sleeve.

“With such power, it will surely bring great blessings to the sorcerer world. You must be aware, the current situation in the sorcerer world is exceptionally dire, it has co to—–”

“Sorcerer Fuller, may I ask what your current position is?”

“What do you an by that?”

“Don’t you understand a simple principle? One should not interfere in politics if it’s not their position to do so. Hence, this is not your place to speak, and I hope you can show so restraint and stop eyeing what others possess.”

He had tried to take the moral high ground, but how could Ivan fall for that? He promptly reproached him.

“You—–” Spark’s expression once again strained.

“If you have nothing else, I believe we must take our leave.”

Ivan added, without any intention of encroaching further to demand the Green Lake Palace for himself.

An Arcane Wizard lacked neither territory nor influence, and since he had already taken the palace’s most valuable item, there was no need for further conflict.

Afterward, he led his group out openly and with dignity.

Bound by the covenant shared among all Arcane Wizards, Spark could do nothing but watch helplessly as they left.

“Heehee, today we have really vented so spleen.”

As they erged from the bottom of Green Lake, Tanaya felt not a stitch of sorrow despite the distant rumbling sounds; on the contrary, she experienced a sense of exultation.

She had aided Spark in achieving arcane status, but he had shown no gratitude, instead, he had turned around to undermine her. This had dealt her a significant blow.

Fortunately, Ivan had turned the tables for her, leaving her with a particularly soothing sense of satisfaction.

“As long as you’re happy.”

“Ivan, weren’t you worried about offending Spark when you spoke just now?”

“With his temperant, by the ti I’d taken away the to, I’d already pretty much offended him.” Ivan turned his head to glance at her and shook his head slightly.

“That’s true. Given that guy’s temperant, he probably already envies and hates you. You need to be cautious and on your guard.” Tanaya wholeheartedly agreed with this reasoning.

As for herself, with the King of the Long Sky watching over her and Gerry guarding her, Spark wouldn’t dare to make a rash move.

“No worries, there’s the covenant that binds us, and besides, I’m not afraid of him causing trouble.”

The circumstances in the sorcerer world were never quite stable, and the high-level sorcerers naturally gave priority to unity. Becoming a mber of the Supre Council ca with a stringent contract, mainly to prevent infighting. This effectively avoided most of the internal conflicts.

The swamp ants carried the group, soaring upwards, and in a mont, the Green Lake Palace was left far behind.

As they neared the inner city, Ivan made a request for Tanaya to survey the unclaid lands of the outer city in preparation for choosing his own territory.

Tanaya agreed without hesitation, as this task, for soone who grew up in Truth City, couldn’t be simpler.

Before long, the group returned to the Scholar’s Court at the Golden Rock Tower, and everyone went about their respective business.

Ivan went to his ditation room to continue examining the Prophet’s Treasure To that had just co into his possession. His prior contemplation was not yet complete, and he was sowhat eager to resu.

Since the Prophet’s Treasure To was a book, its pages mostly contained information likely related to prophecy and secret techniques of foretelling.

He randomly flipped through it and beca imrsed once again.

“The higher the level of strength, the more indifferent one becos to the concept of ti. This reflects the saying, ‘In cultivation, there are no years.'”

It wasn’t until he snapped back to reality that he realized thirty-three days had passed, though he had thought only a few hours had gone by.

He was filled with mixed feelings for a mont and considered that perhaps it was necessary for him to hire a dedicated steward.

This caused him to think of Jeanie.

Ivan shook his head, dispelling these miscellaneous thoughts from his mind, and his focus returned to the Prophet’s Treasure To.

“This Prophet’s Treasure To is indeed related to the power of wisdom. It can be said to share the sa root as the Light of Wisdom, yet it has evolved into sothing with different characteristics.

One is a to, and the other is the light of wisdom.

It seems that the essence of the Light of Wisdom is actually a product transford according to my own mind, no wonder it looks so familiar, as if it was tailor-made for .”

Ivan couldn’t help but murmur to himself.

Compared to the Light of Wisdom, the focus of the Prophet’s Treasure To is quite different. It leans towards the foretelling of the destinies of living beings, especially its owner’s.

It also has a magical effect—stabilization of fortune.

Stabilizing fortune, as the na suggests, is about solidifying the owner of the to’s luck and destiny, ensuring they are not influenced by external negative forces and making things go more smoothly.

The secret techniques recorded in the book are related to this as well.

‘Heavenly Stele Fortune Suppression Technique’

Ivan understood that the secret technique and the to were unified; without the Prophet’s Treasure To in hand, one couldn’t cultivate this extraordinary technique, as the to itself was the threshold.

With the Prophet’s Treasure To in his possession, practicing the Heavenly Stele Fortune Suppression Technique was naturally self-evident.

Another half a month swiftly passed, and in Ivan’s Sea of Soul Energy, the to once again transford into a stele—this ti, however, the stele was transparent, surrounded by a mysterious aura of aqua and purple light.

The aqua and purple light was incredibly soft, illuminating the vast Sea of Soul Energy.

And thus, the Heavenly Stele Fortune Suppression Technique was successfully cultivated by him.