Abe the Wizard

warves would do everything they could to treat someone who was a potion master, forger, and a great diplomat to their kind.
Still, what they did for this building clearly outweighed what he expected of the arrangements they’ve had.

Wizard Hutton was very direct, “I’ll be honest with you, Master Bennett.
I’ve heard that you have a way to prolong the life of a law-defying wizard that is in a vegetated state.”

“Oh that!” Abel laughed, “You’ve got some great informants on your side.”

Wizard Hutton’s eyes flashed, “It’s true, then?”

The dwarves received the news, but they couldn’t really confirm it.
They could guess that it had something to do with Master Bennett, which was why they were so invested in this golden castle.

Abel was very quick to say, “We’re friends, so how about 15 spaces?”

Wizard Hutton was about to low-ball, but he quickly changed his mind, “Oh… How about, well, a bit more than that? We are willing to pay more if you are up for the offer.”

Abel understood the importance of having a strong ally, “How many in total do you have in a vegetated state? You can just tell me that.”

Wizard Hutton didn’t think twice, “Thirty one.”

The number was deeply ingrained into his mind.
He could remember all their names and their pasts.
Some of them were his seniors.
Needless to say, knowing that they could come back made him feel very happy.

Abel nodded his head and responded, “Bring them over in a few days.
Remember to keep things a secret.”

After opening his own herb garden in Blood Moor, Abel had been much more generous with the raw materials he wanted to use.
He had an advanced elf to take care of the herbs, and because of the time difference between the dark world and this world, the production rate had far exceeded the rate that he was doing his own brewing.

Wizard Hutton gave Abel a sincere bow, “I thank you on behalf of the dwarves.”

Abel made sure to notify the Potionmaster’s Guild and the Elven Royal Palace.
After that, he brought his three followers, Butler Meyer, Luka, and most of the half-elf servants, to move into this castle.
The original residence was left with just a few servants who’re in charge of regular cleaning.
He also brought with him the research spirit, battle fort, and the battle fort that turned into the steel fort.
Even Jean took over the original mission and became the spirit in charge.

The Haden Mountain Range was Abel’s original domain.
He was supposed to have absolute authority over it.
Since it was the home of the purple world tree, other elves had been strictly forbidden from making entry.
Under the disguise of the seclusion circle, the golden castle became something that was not for the regular person to discover.
It was his safe haven, and if anyone was to make a visit to him here, they needed access to the teleportation circle with his permission.

When his three followers, Butler Meyer and the elves, saw the golden castle, they quickly shut their mouths.
Everything about this castle exceeded their understanding.
It was a castle made of gold.
Even if all the coins on the central continent were to be smelt into one place, it would still not be enough for what was built here.
If the castle appeared in the outside world, they were even sure that it was going to make the gold-based economy collapse immediately.
That was just how much of it there was.

And everyone soon made their own discovery.
Three followers found out that circles were drawn everywhere inside.
In the process of drawing the runes, a lot of ingredients were invested to reach the final outcome that they were seeing.
Butler Meyer was looking at everything inside the castle.
His eyes were fixed from one art piece to the next.
He would turn his head to the half-elves from time to time to tell them to take care of these.
Everything here was exquisite in their own terms.
He even saw some legendary items.
There were pieces with countless stories drawn on them.
After granting permission to his three followers and Butler Meyer, they then understood just the real value of this castle.

Druid Joseph spoke emotionally, “I’ve never seen something as outlandish as this, Master Bennett! Not in the thousand years that I lived!”

He had never seen so many short-distance teleportation circles in any building.
He had his own room, public room, meeting ground, and walls.
All he needed was for his power of the Will to call for the spirit.
He also realized that he was no longer a great druid.

Druid Poly seemed to realize the training rooms for each follower were different.
She could see that there was even a special circle for gathering nature energy.
The three followers didn’t know what to think when they saw this.
This was something that belonged to the elven royal family, but now they were getting a personal one for themselves.
They couldn’t believe how many resources their master had compared to all the druids living on the continent.

Anyways, because of how the wizards were living in this world, countless circle masters had conducted studies on mana-gathering circles and overcame countless challenges to make the circle what it was today.
It wouldn’t be so hard in places where the ingredients originated from, but druids themselves had to be very careful with their own share.

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