Chapter 196 The devil is gone, the plane is looming!
The visitors from the Mages Association finally showed relaxed expressions after William let go.
It seems that they are really worried.
Even Dela Cruz had a smile on his face.
He also knew that it was basically impossible to obtain a semi-artifact. Bolaño seemed to be only one person, but in fact, a natural warlock of the summoning system alone could match the top level combat power of a country.
It's okay to look for a little trouble, but if you really want to make an enemy of him, even if you don't look at the gods and alchemist master Frank standing behind him, no one would dare to do it.
You're in the good camp! It's okay to offend someone for a small price, but it's even harder to deal with if they really fight.
It is because he is too strong and is a warlock that these brainless guys are so unwilling to let him enter the power of the Mage Association.
I don’t even think about it, is it possible for a natural warlock to come to a chaotic place like the Mage Association?
It is inevitable for mages to fight for power. But if they are confused, it is no wonder that so many people are in trouble.
Dela Cruz thanked William very sincerely and asked him to express his gratitude and respect to the legend of Bolaño.
Obviously, if the nature warlock was very hostile to the Mages Association, William would never sell the oil painting to them so easily.
However, although William wanted to know how much the Mages Association would pay for his oil painting, Delacruz had no desire to negotiate the price himself.
He just pointed at a female mage behind him: "Karula, the person in charge of finance of the Mage Association."
Then the president looked at William, waiting for him to send a negotiating representative.
William pushed his cousin out again without blinking: "Duke Spencer will represent me."
The great nobles all lowered their heads quietly. They all knew that William did not bring anyone from the Finance Department with him. Only Spencer, who was responsible for distributing meritorious rewards to the undead, had something to do with money.
But everyone knows how busy this Heavenly Knight is.
Although William's trust in Spencer was envied by many people, he was even quickly promoted to Duke.
But envy is envy, no one is willing to replace his job.
Especially after completely falling out with the undead.
None of them knew how Spencer had survived being surrounded by the undead all these years.
Moreover, after William became king, no matter how high the title was, there was no fiefdom. Many powerful earls felt that they were better than Spencer.
Spencer nodded with a calm face as the female mage stood opposite, scolding William crazily in his heart.
But he also knew that except for himself, who could let William do whatever he wanted in this hall, no one else had the guts to take on this task.
They were unsure of William's attitude towards the Mages Association, and they didn't know how to measure the prices of these five legendary oil paintings.
"Your Majesty the King." Dela Cruz no longer cares about this matter. To him, as long as the Mages Association can buy something, it doesn't matter the price.
He had other things to discuss with William: "I wonder if the Mage Association can have a station here in Central City? Most mages are still willing to do something for this world."
"Do you want to take revenge on the dwarves?" William exposed the falsehood in his words without caring, "That's okay. All the major temples will build temples here, but they can only be outside the city. There can only be time and space in the city.
Temple, I think you should understand."
"Of course, as long as we are allowed to establish a branch, it will be our honor." Delacruz nodded slightly to express his gratitude.
"People will also come to the Warlock Tower." William suddenly remembered and said with a smile, "I hope the Mage Association can stay calm here."
The corner of Delacruz's mouth moved slightly: "Your Majesty, please keep us farther away from the branch in the Warlock Tower. I'm worried that the ordinary mages below will do irrational things."
He originally thought that William would definitely keep the hostile forces far apart.
But now, he thought it would be better to tell the ugly story first. This king, who is more lively at heart, might suddenly want to watch the fun and trick them casually.
William nodded, wondering whether to place the Noble Temple next to them.
Dionisio and his master seem to hate mages.
William can somewhat understand this. For a centralized country, these guys from the Mages Association are really troublesome.
The God of Nobles values power very seriously and wishes all humans would obey his orders.
You just want too much, otherwise you wouldn't end up like this.
But these mages are just refined egoists.
In the past, I didn't care about the dwarves' affairs because I thought it had nothing to do with them.
Those law legends know a little about the reality of the world, so they are willing to appear in the battle above the legends. This is the only thing they are willing to do for this world.
As long as the world is not destroyed, the chaos of demons on the earth is nothing to them.
As for other ordinary mages, even if they know that dwarves are not good people, they have no intention of caring about them at all.
I also want to benefit from it.
Even if he knows that there are many devil worshipers within himself, he still turns a blind eye and calls it self-selection.
After Jean William warned him repeatedly, he was forced to take action and finally took action. Only then did he realize that something was wrong. The Mage Association was about to become a petri dish for demons.
Now that I'm anxious, I probably realized that I don't have any friends anymore.
In order to save the situation, the president who had been squatting in the starry sky came back.
Not only did they bow to William, but they also wanted to win over Fran, who was offended by them, and they didn't want to anger Hill, who was a natural warlock.
After making them pay such a heavy price, there must be a place to vent their anger.
It is only natural for the devil to cause trouble for them. Do we still need to ask the devil if he has any opinions on them?
Therefore, the Mage Association's anger can only be directed at the dwarves.
William suddenly remembered something, why did the president suddenly return to the ground?
Some time ago, after discovering that the elven pantheon had shrunk and that the dwarves did not have that much high-level combat power, Delacruz went to the stars again to observe the star path.
Several others also went to the elemental world, why did they all suddenly come back?
There are more than a dozen law legends!
No matter how many demon mages there are in the Mage Association, there is no need for the top few to take action.
William curled his lips: "Is that demon easy to kill?"
Delacruz froze slightly and glanced at the vice presidents sitting behind him, knowing that the return of all members still attracted William's attention.
But he couldn't help it. They were coming for the famous forest array in this camp that could exorcise evil spirits.
After fighting demons, even if the purification circle is used, the injured person will still be worried.
This demon's ability to corrupt is too strong.
"It has turned into ashes." Delacruz could only reply stiffly, "It will never appear in this world again."
"I still want to know how he did it." William asked, "Although it's a bit arrogant to say this, I really can't imagine how he escaped from my tracking! Even the Sun God couldn't find him.
How did he go from the Dwarf Kingdom to the Mage Association?"
"He is not a pure demon." Delacruz was silent for a while, and then said, "He is a hybrid of abyssal humans and demons. He has two forms. In the demon form, he is more powerful than a demigod. In the human form
At that time, he was a legendary mage. Even if he is from the evil camp, he cannot tell that he is a demon."
"Is he pretending to be a devil worshiper?" William thought about it and understood. Only by speaking out from his own experience can the mages believe that worshiping devils can really extend life.
And it can also be hidden among a bunch of legendary mages from the evil camp in the Mage Association.
I just don't know how Delacruz and the others discovered him and launched a surprise attack. Otherwise, if they were here, the demon would definitely leave.
It is impossible for such a cunning devil to come to Delacruz and seek death on his own.
William skipped the row of vice-presidents sitting behind Delacruz and landed on the legendary mage in the last row.
He kept these faces in his mind.
William must ensure that he knows what he knows, otherwise who knows whether the person who found the legend has a sharp vision or is betrayed by his accomplices.
Although Delacruz refused to say any more, William was reluctantly satisfied.
This guy was worried about exposing the secrets of the Mage Association, such as how they killed a demon stronger than a demigod under the eyes of the gods, but no one knew.
Does the Mage Association have its own demiplane?
After much deliberation, this was the only way William could avoid the perception of the gods.
No matter how powerful the isolation circle is, it is impossible for a demigod to fight without revealing any breath.
He raised his head and glanced at Fran, who was deep in thought.
Compared to William, this person is more familiar with the magic circle and probably knows it well.
A demiplane that allows so many law legends to fight with demigods!
The old monster who has lived for hundreds of thousands of years is rich in wealth.
Having achieved his goal, De La Cruz stood up to leave, and asked William to allow them to sit in the woods, wait for the negotiation between Karula and Spencer to end, and then leave directly with the oil painting.
He also hoped that William could mark out the location of the Mages Association's headquarters in Central City as soon as possible, and they would send people there when the demon thing was completely over.
William stood up and watched the powerful mage leave, and then watched Spencer invite the female mage to negotiate in the living room next door.
Sighing and sitting back on the throne, he thought Spencer might go on strike tomorrow.
William waved the nobles to leave, and it was best to stay in the room for a short time.
Unless you can guarantee not to say anything you shouldn't say in front of any mage.
He didn't really care. What happened to the nobles just now was known to outsiders, but William couldn't care whether they cared or not.
The nobles smiled bitterly and left, quickly returning to their rooms.
They still don't want to lose this kind of face.
Even if the lawyers actually knew what happened, they couldn't tell it from their own mouths.