Chapter 1218 You seem to be a bit too interested
After thinking about it for a while, Liam decided to visit the system shop first. Back in the elven world he did not have access to one when he desperately needed it but now there was one right at his doorstep and there was no one stopping him from taking full advantage of it.
Moreover, the relationship between him and Tilia was also quite good at the moment and he would be losing out if he did not use this to access more knowledge and information about the world they were living in.
This was something he needed to do as soon as possible since there was so much still unknown about the world they inhabited. The mysteries and dangers that lay beyond their current knowledge could be pivotal in shaping their future, and the system shop might hold some of the keys to unraveling solutions to his current problems.
He was a Soulmancer for god sake and his soul was still injured. What was he supposed to accomplish in this condition? Besides, to progress to the next step he had to heal his soul. Otherwise, he was locked in this state.
Now that the issue about his conflicting cores had been resolved, this was the next thing he needed to focus on. He needed to learn and understand more about his soul and find a way to heal it.
From the limited knowledge he had from combing through several of the manuals provided by the other fairy, he so far had managed to concoct a pill that heals and nourishes the soul.
For Alex, this pill had done wonders. It was this same pill he had used to heal her a few days back and she completely recovered with her soul stronger than ever.
However, it did little to nothing for him.
"Here is your updated and upgraded credit card." Tilia quickly took out something glittering. It was a pitch-black card with silver etchings on the side.
Liam had a bad feeling as he gulped and accepted the card. He immediately checked it with the system interface, only to have his jaw drop on the ground the next instant.
"What the hell is this?" He needed a second to really digest the number of zeros that were cozily settled in his debt numbers. "10000 trillion? Am I reading this right?"
Tilia ruthlessly giggled at the shocked expression. "Oh, yes, you're reading it right."
Liam let out a breath as he tried to process this enormous figure. "How am I supposed to pay this off? This is absurd!"
Tilia waved a hand dismissively. "You're one of the future top experts in this myriad realms. I'm sure you'll figure it out."
The key word was future and his future looked pretty bleak with several powerful figures waiting to slaughter him. Liam shook his head helplessly.
"What did you think? Your entire guild vacationed in a high-level training area for a year. How will the cost be cheap?" "Besides, it's just low-grade mana cores. 10,000 trillion low-grade mana cores is just 100 trillion mid-grade mana cores. And 100 trillion mid-grade mana cores is simply-"
Liam raised his hand to stop the fairy. He did not need a math lesson at the moment. He looked at the fairy who was still grinning ear to ear and rolled his eyes.
The damn woman had conned him good but he couldn't ever bring himself to be mad at her. After all, she had protected what mattered most to him and it did not matter if she charged him a few mana cores in exchange.n(/o--v.)E.(l--b))I--n
