Vior's two conditions.
To Xia Nan, they could no longer be described as simply "generous."
They were practically no different from being handed to him for free.
He did not know the concept of "Worldline Deviation Rate," nor did he know that the mage girl had already overfulfilled the plan's objective.
From his own perspective, Vior had paid a considerable price and banished an Adult Red Dragon for the escort team.
Thinking back on it now, it still seemed somewhat unbelievable, but she really had done it.
And with that as the premise, she had taken the initiative to give up her share of the spoils and instead presented him with two vague conditions.
To be honest, on the way here, Xia Nan had already thought it over countless times—what method he would have to use, and what price he would have to pay, in order to keep the [Dreamweaver Corridor] by his side.
The current development had greatly exceeded his expectations.
Of course, even so, with his personality, he would not blindly agree because of emotional fluctuations, nor would he pretend to be magnanimous and offer additional compensation.
Instead, he began carefully considering the feasibility of the two conditions Vior had proposed.
First, he would explain to her the general effects of the [Dreamweaver Corridor].
Without a doubt, the [Dreamweaver Corridor]'s special ability to increase Combat Skill Proficiency was, to any professional in this world, a precious device worthy of being called a "divine artifact."
Under normal circumstances, for his own safety, he naturally would not reveal the equipment's function to others.
But the current situation was different.
The one standing before Xia Nan at this moment, wanting him to explain the [Dreamweaver Corridor]'s equipment effects, was a mysterious mage whose Profession Level clearly had not exceeded level five,