Vale doesn’t really care about the Arcane Crystals... They may be extrely precious in the human realm, but for an Immortal like him, he would need Divine Crystals or other items at the level of an Immortal Item.
Vale tilted his head. "What about the Shadow Immortal Spells?"
Although he couldn’t imagine himself joining a rchant group, considering how a couple of large organizations invited him, he might be enticed if the Immortal Spells they offer were a lot better compared to others.
"We have Flicker Fade Garden and Night Trade Pact Spell Models. The forr makes you untouchable for seven seconds. The latter creates shadow-bound trade links that let you exchange with other Pact Holders... I’m not really sure how that works since I’m not a Shadow Immortal. Still, those Spells aren’t simple. We obtained after robbing—I an, buying relics from a Sky Immortal’s Tomb." Ciara replied.
Vale noted it in his mind since he might find out more about these Shadow Immortal Spells.
"So... What’s the catch? I’m sure you have so important task for in case I join you. I want to know what will happen to ." Vale asked.
"I can’t say exactly for now... However, before joining, you will have to prove your value. Depending on your abilities, we will adjust our requirents for you. For example, if you can bring us an Immortal Item without triggering any detection protocols in one of our Treasure Vaults, then you will probably receive the highest grade and will be our priority to serve."
Now that was an unusual tric.
Vale jotted it down.
As expected of the rchants, they have different thods of assessing their targets.
"Do you accept contractual works?" Vale couldn’t help but ask. After all, unlike the other large organizations, it seed that these rchants weren’t the strict...
"Contractual?" Ciara muttered.
"I might have to consult the others for that... Well, that might be a good idea." She muttered as she decided to leave for now. She didn’t receive instructions about making Vale a contractual employee of the Syndicate after all.
She also didn’t have the power to approve that, so she might as well consult her superior.
As Vale finished his drinks and thought that he was finally free, another person ca!
This ti, she was accompanied by two shadow familiars in the form of crows.
’Seriously?’ Vale couldn’t help but sigh at this. Still, he decided to et them...
After all, he recognized that they were also bidders in the previous auction.
"I’m Faria from the Silent Threads Organization. Sabrina told a few things about you..." She introduced.
"We’re a small organization devoted to shadow mastery, cursecraft, and so dinsional studies..."
"Cursecraft, huh..." Vale gently nodded. He had recently obtained the Heart Implosion Spell. It was a strong spell, but he needed a strong curse to make it effective.
It would be interesting if he got a strong Curse Spell from this small organization.
Because of that, Vale decided to listen attentively.
Her offer actually ca with robes made of shadow-divinity-infused materials and so anti-curse threads. Furthermore, she also gave a ticket to the Arcane Eclipse Summit.
"Arcane Eclipse Summit?" Vale muttered. He had no idea about it.
"Ten years from now... A summit will happen, and it’s going to be the biggest one. I heard that many High Immortals will be sharing their precious experience for their advancent and would even sell so legendary Spell Models."
Vale blinked. "Ten years..."
Indeed, for Immortals like them, it should be a quick one.
However, for Vale, who hadn’t lived for a long ti, would consider ten years a bit too far.
A lot of things could happen to him during that ti, considering the powers of his Divine Extraction System.
"That’s right... Your seat would be guaranteed. Many Immortals would want to have this. Even if you can’t join us, we want to befriend you." Faria added.
"Really? I’m only a Lesser Immortal though..." Vale replied.
"It’s not as simple as that... Ahem... We also have Dinsional Creatures on our side. So we knew if soone had one as well." She said.
"Ahhh..." Vale froze as he realized what had happened.
Indeed, she ntioned that they were also dabbling in so dinsional studies. It seed that she wasn’t joking at all.
He was actually keeping his Dinsional Creature inside his Shadow Gate... However, it seed that traces of it were left behind and were sensed by these people.
It was a very impressive feat.
Anyway, she soon offered him two spells he could get if he ever decided to join their side.
It was Lightning Shroud and Withering Threads... They have three other Shadow Immortal Spells, but according to Faria, they were just too common. Only the two that she ntioned were rare Spell Models.
Anyway, they wouldn’t just give it to him. He had to at least obtain 1,000 contribution points which was normally 5,000 contribution points in their organization...
***
As the final visitor departed, Vale was finally alone.
He didn’t expect to receive so many offers in such a short span of ti. Flicker Fade Garden, Night Trade Pact, Lightning Shroud, Withering Threads... And even a Summit Invitation for the Arcane Eclipse in ten years?
They weren’t just courting him—they were probably betting on his future.
"Well, I suppose I’m getting popular..." Vale murmured dryly as he turned to his room.
Once inside, he activated a few Formation Arrays around the room, forming a zone that deflected Divine Senses and cloaked his activity.
Only then did he allow himself to sit down.
He waved his hand—and the Storage Ring shone faintly before items began spilling into neat rows, each one carefully suspended midair by a thin web of his energy...
"...Let’s see what you left behind, old man." Vale’s eyes sharpened with anticipation.
Arcanthus Velgroth’s Treasures were definitely precious. He was an Earth Immortal after all!
The first item that caught his eye was a blackened grimoire bound in human skin. Its surface pulsed with a strange heartbeat. As he hovered his hand over it, a na surfaced through his Item Appraisal spell.
’Grimoire of Lunar Decay – Tier: Immortal Artifact. It contains three Shadow Celestial Spell Models...’
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