Sword God in a World of Magic

Surprisingly, Shang didn't grab the five Mana Crystals immediately.

"I want to exchange them," Shang said evenly.

The Keeper pulled her hand back. "For what?"

"Mind Flow Pellets," Shang said.

The Keeper slowly turned her head and looked at the bandages around Shang's head.

That was just the natural instinct of wanting to have eye contact with someone while talking about something more serious.

The Keeper looked at Shang silently for three seconds.

"Fine," she said, turning around again. "It's not my duty to question what you do with your reward. What kind of Mind Flow Pellet do you want?"

"Grade Six," Shang said.

When House Wife and Trapper heard that, they took a deep breath in shock.

White Ghost sure knew what it meant to buy the good stuff!

"I need five more Grade Six Mana Crystals," the Keeper said, extending her hand to Shang.

SHING!

Shang summoned five additional Grade Six Mana Crystals and handed them over.

These ten Grade Six Mana Crystals were everything Shang currently earned in terms of money.

He had gotten three Grade Six Mana Crystals by getting rid of the Lenner Family, five by getting rid of the Martis Family, and two for a couple of smaller missions.

Usually, Shang would have needed to work several years for that much money, but the two missions regarding the Lenner and Martis Families had come at just the right time.

The Keeper pocketed all ten Mana Crystals and closed her eyes while looking towards the lake.

No one said anything for several minutes.

WHOOOM!

Suddenly, a small grey portal appeared in front of the Keeper.

She summoned nine of the ten Mana Crystals and threw them into the portal.

A second later, a small flask came out of the portal before it closed again.

The Keepers got to keep around 10% of what their people were paying in exchange for wares the Temple of Blood sold to their Agents.

of Blood, including the Territory Lord, took around 20% of a mission reward's cut when the mission

80% went directly to the Agent.

Agents used their money, the Keepers got to keep 10% of it. That was how they earned

Agent basically bought directly from the Temple of Blood since the Temple of Blood sold its wares far cheaper than big trading firms, and they were also

way, a Keeper's commission basically equated

but

course, as the Territory Lord, the Keeper of this branch didn't rely

took hold of the bottle and extended

others were looking

matter how many times they saw it, they

Mage could cast who had understood the Grade Three Concept of Space,

Mages with Space Affinities, the people that comprehended the Grade Three Concept of Space were nearly all Peak Ancestral Mages or

with a Space Affinity, but they were

that only the most powerful Mages could

with a different part of space, essentially creating a

was only very small and could only transport dead things, but it was still

manipulating something thousands or

Room One

you made quite some money for

nodded and

and entered a wooden hut to

and willed for

WHOOOM!

the hut shone in a bright light before returning to normal. At the same

Room One

Agents wanted to keep their powers private, these training rooms isolated them from the outside. Additionally, the Named

the barrier resulted in the barrier needing

Agent would need to pay for however much

the money everyone spent on materials, the cost of the training

could look past the Isolation Barriers was the Keeper, and if the Keeper wasn't responsible for the Isolation Barriers in

weren't allowed to talk

Lord and Keeper, the blue-haired woman knew of Shang's

she hadn't been

she had already heard of Shang before he had come to

Shang had just been a Mid True Path Stage warrior, he had been scouted by one of

powers, he had been very attractive

Shang joined as a

was someone that could complete missions but had to

after Shang's third supervised mission, the Territory Lord had already been

The reason?

missions had been completed, but every person that had supervised Shang had died during

of that branch back then and the Territory Lord both knew what

had killed