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nMaster Thorne looked at the Masked Immortal, trying to find some reaction from him.

nSeeing that the Immortal doesn’t plan to speak, Master Thorne continued.

n“And we want you to join us, Sir Immortal… Not by entering the Abyss Realm but by helping us open a safe passage to the Abyss Realm…”

nFinally, these words surprised Vale a lot, and his body showed some reaction. 𝑖𝘦.𝒸𝘰𝑚

n‘As expected, this Immortal is new and doesn’t know he can also open a gate to the Abyss Realm.’ Master Thorne remarked in his mind before he tried to convince the Immortal once again.

n“We believe that with your help, we can achieve our goals. You are the key to unlocking the mysteries of the Abyss Realm. We believe that you are the one who can lead us to glory… I hope you can grant our request.”

nMaster Thorne and his female disciple then bowed in unison

n“Please, Sir Immortal, consider our offer. We are willing to share our knowledge and resources with you. We are also willing to follow your commands and respect your wishes in this task.”

nWith that said, Thorne shut his mouth and waited for the Immortal’s reply.

nTo be honest, Vale was genuinely shocked about this offer. He didn’t even consider such a thing, even with his current strength.

n‘Is it really possible?’ Vale mused.

n“Tell me what you know…” Vale finally said after some thought.

nThorne nodded excitedly and spoke with total confidence.

n“The Order of the Prime Wisemen has the knowledge and the means to open a gate to the Abyss Realm. We have studied the runes and the magic that govern the connection between the realms. Of course, this with the help of our Collaboration with the Church of the Divine Sorcerer… We have prepared the materials and the rituals that are necessary for the gate. We only need an Immortal’s help to stabilize the gate and perhaps protect us from the dangers of the Abyss Realm in case the coordinates we’ve opened had some problems… Ahem… We believe that you are the only one who can do that, Sir Immortal.”

nMiya and Ceres looked at the old man after saying this. None of them expected such a thing to be possible.

nThis information was definitely a classified one. However, because the Immortal didn’t want to have a conversation in a private room, they had no choice but to reveal such an important secret.

n“So I will be staying outside the gate of the Abyss Realm?” Vale asked once more.

n“You’re right, Immortal. We only need your assistance outside and in the process of opening the gate.”

nVale thought about Thorne’s proposal, but he did not give a definite answer.

nHe was intrigued by the idea of opening a gate to the Abyss Realm, but he was also wary of the risks and the consequences. He had to think about it carefully.

nAs much as he wanted to stop the invasion, he wasn’t willing to take all the pressure of the Abyss to him.

nHe decided to postpone his decision until he heard from the other representatives.

n“We’ll talk more about it later. For now, I want to hear from the representatives of the Shadow Consortium and the Brotherhood of the Scarlet Serpent. I am not expecting your presence here…” Vale said, turning his attention to the other two organizations.

nA while ago, he asked Magnus about these organizations through his telepathy.

nApparently, the Shadow Consortium and the Brotherhood of the Scarlet Serpent were not as well-known or as influential as the other organizations, but they had their own specialties and niches.

nThey had come to the castle to meet him with their own agendas and requests.

n‘I wonder what they gave to Denise to make her agree…’ Vale curiously thought.

nThe representative of the Shadow Consortium was a middle-

naged man with a thin face and a sharp gaze. He wore a black cloak that concealed his body and a silver mask that covered his mouth. He introduced himself as Zane, the leader of the Shadow Consortium.

nIndeed, he was the leader of the whole Organization! He wasn’t just a random representative!

nAccording to Magnus, the Shadow Consortium was known for its production of High-Grade Talisman Paper, which was used for making Elemental and Curse Talismans. The Shadow Consortium had a monopoly on the production and distribution of the High-Grade Talisman Paper, which made them rich and influential in the underground market…

nOf course, because of such a monopoly, this consortium was also involved in many underground businesses.

nMaster Cane’s request to the Immortal was simple and straightforward.

nHe wanted to buy some of the Immortal’s Blood and use it to make a new type of talisman paper, which he called the Divine Talisman Paper.

n“Propesterous…” Master Thorne couldn’t help but comment after hearing what the Shadow Consortium wanted.

nEven the others were taken aback by such a bold request!

n‘Just how desperate are you to earn money?!’ .𝒎

nThis was what everyone thought!

nNonetheless, Cane continued.

n“I do not wish to offend you, Immortal…” Cane spoke carefully as he couldn’t see the reaction of the Immortal with the mask he was wearing. Whether Vale was angry or interested in his idea, he couldn’t tell at all!s

nNonetheless, Cane was already here and was given a chance to speak with the Immortal. If he really gained a chance to cooperate with such a mighty being, it would be a great boon to their business.

nThen, he continued to claim that the Divine Talisman Paper would be able to create talismans that could rival the power of the gods and that he was willing to pay a high price for the Immortal’s Blood. He believed that the Immortal Spells that were deemed useless might be possible to use once again with this experiment!

nVale’s eyes widened as he knew that Cane was referring to the Celestial Arts or their Spell Models that could not be used by anyone but him!

n‘This is a bit dangerous…’ Vale thought.

nAlthough he liked this innovative idea, It would cause a lot of trouble if the Divine Talisman wasn’t in the right hands.

nFurthermore, it also felt like this organization doesn’t have anything he needs to grant them such a request.

n𝑖.𝘤ℴ𝘮

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