Warlock Apprentice Chapter 1638: Section 1639 Sangye

Chapter 1638: Section 1639 Sangye

Upon receiving Kanter’s request, Angel did not refuse, but he also did not give a definite answer.

He simply said, “I’ll go check on the situation at the Research and Developnt Institute later. I’ll do my best to give it a try.”

Kanter expressed his gratitude: “Then I’ll have to trouble you. I was originally here to thank you, and now I am asking for a favor.”

While they were talking, a clicking sound ca from outside the hall. Soon after, Butler No. 1 lifted the curtain and flew inside.

“Master, there is a guest outside who wishes to see you,” said the tallic voice of Butler No. 1.

“A guest?” Everyone couldn’t help but turn their gaze towards the manor’s exterior.

Through Angel’s perspective, the visitor outside the manor was a woman. Dressed in a pure white dress with golden edges, she looked sowhat like the robes worn by Divine Officers at first glance.

The woman had a voluptuous figure and a beautiful face, with her golden hair casually dispersed, exuding a seductive charm as well as a hint of languor.

However, what was noteworthy was the faint golden scale at the center of her exposed collarbone.

This scale was continuously emitting a faint scent of the sea.

As everyone sized her up, she seed to have noticed their gazes, casually swept her hair aside, and smiled enchantingly.

“Why would she co here?” Kanter’s voice pulled everyone back from their thoughts.

“Is she Sangye?” At this ti, Angel also voiced his internal query. Although he had never t Sangye, the fish scale indicated she was very likely from the Song of the Deep Sea, and her awareness of their gaze suggested her strength was at least at the Official Wizard Level.

Since Kanter had only recently ntioned Sangye, Angel naturally first thought of the witch known as “Golden Umbrella.”

Kanter nodded, “Yes, she is Witch Sangye.”

Upon hearing that the person outside was Sangye, Qi Li’s eyebrows imdiately furrowed. Seeing Qi Li’s expression, Kanter knew what she was thinking and said helplessly, “It’s just Witch Sangye alone.”

That is to say, Jiebo was not present.

Still, Qi Li’s face remained displeased. After all, Witch Sangye was also a disciple of Sea God Florenza.

“Let her in,” Sanders directed Butler No. 1 at this mont, as compared to others from the Song of the Deep Sea, Witch Sangye’s reputation in the Southern Domain was considered fairly good.

Kanter had no objections, as he was just thinking of discussing the division of responsibility with Witch Sangye.

Before long, the elegantly seductive Sangye walked in from outside.

Upon entering, she greeted everyone with familiarity. It seed she was well-acquainted with both Kanter and Sanders. At least on the surface, their relationship looked quite amicable.

However, although Sangye was greeting Kanter and Sanders, Angel could clearly feel that her seemingly inadvertent glances were locked on him.

As Angel thought this, Sangye approached him.

“I’ve long heard of the great na of the Transcendental Wizard; today is my first eting, and you’re even younger and more handso than I imagined,” Sangye said, and then flirtatiously winked her left eye at Angel, whispering close to his ear, “If you’re ever in need of a companion, consider ~”

Accompanied by a round of teasing laughter, Sangye took her seat.

“Witch Sangye’s timing is quite impeccable. I was just considering how to divide responsibilities,” Kanter took the lead in speaking.

Sangye waved his hand dismissively, “Let’s talk about Jiebo’s trivial matters tomorrow. I didn’t co today to discuss such headache-inducing issues.”

At this mont, Sanders spoke up, “Then may I ask what brings you here?”

Sangye’s gaze turned towards Angel, “Of course, I am here for the Transcendental Wizard.”

Angel, who had intended to be just a listener, was taken aback to find Sangye steering the conversation back to him again.

“You’ve co because of ?” Angel said with confusion. They had only t for the first ti today, so what could it possibly be about?

“Yes, speaking of which, my ntor has always spoken highly of you, especially in the art of Alchemy.”

As Sangye spoke, Angel began to form so guesses in his mind.

“…I heard that the Transcendental Wizard once refined an Alchemical Device related to the Ocean Mage?” After a lengthy praise, Sangye finally revealed her intention.

Angel: “If Witch Sangye intends to purchase the Song of the Deep Sea, I’m afraid I might disappoint you.”

Sangye: “You don’t have to refuse so quickly. Have you ever heard of Spiwey? Of course, I am not referring to the Spiwey who erged in the Nova Contest.”

Since it wasn’t Spiwey, the cheap disciple of Flora, then the one Sangye ntioned must be the one—

The Master of Trickery, Spiwey, from five thousand years ago.

Naturally, Angel knew about this Legendary Wizard but was sowhat puzzled as to why Sangye would bring him up.

Sangye quickly provided an answer, “Not long ago, when I was traveling abroad, I inadvertently entered an abandoned laboratory. The forr owner of this lab was none other than Spiwey.”

Wizards often travel around, and sotis, when struck by inspiration, they would set up a temporary laboratory on the spot. Therefore, around the world, including beyond the realms, many abandoned laboratories can often be found.

Although most of these labs are empty, so can still offer benefits. For example, experintal data, research plans, or even so leftover transcendental tools, etc.

Many Apprentice Wizards, picking up the remnants of Official Wizards, have potential for advancent. If it’s the remnant wisdom of a Great Wizard, the benefit is even greater. Therefore, even an abandoned laboratory can be extrely valuable.

Sangye continued, “I was quite fortunate, in this abandoned lab, I found an item. According to records, it should be an Alchemy Tool once used by the Master of Trickery.”

“I can use this tool to make an exchange with you.”

“What tool?” Regardless of the exchange, Angel was curious about the tool Sangye was referring to. After all, if she was willing to trade it, she must have great confidence in its value.

Sangye smiled mysteriously, “It’s an Illusion Series auxiliary device. I wonder if the Transcendental Wizard might be interested?”

An artifact once used by a Legendary Wizard, and it’s from the Illusion Series?!

Angel and Sanders exchanged glances, with Sanders also showing a trace of surprise.

Although the Master of Trickery was not of the Illusion Series, the re fact that he carried it with him, as ntioned by Sangye to be a used artifact, indicated that it must be extraordinary.

Suddenly, Sanders seed to think of sothing, mulling over in his mind: A used artifact? Could it be that item…

Although Angel didn’t know what Sanders was thinking, he also understood that the item must be of great value.

He thought for a mont and then said to Sangye, “Since we’re talking about a trade, you should at least show it to , right?”