Madwoman
Lina's direct question left Martin no room to maneuver.
Saine is here to resolve things; there's no time to waste with him.
Martin might be able to play along with Saine, since Saine doesn't have anything that can be directly exploited to exploit his weaknesses.
But when dealing with Lina, Martin must consider the attitude of the Pale Bone Black Tower behind her.
"I did agree to Saine, but the agreement was for thirty years from now, and there are still five years left..." Martin pondered.
Seeing Lina's obvious displeasure, Martin continued, "To be honest, this medium-sized black market also has a share of shares belonging to the level three Black Magician, Kanterla."
"I can indeed contact him now, but I'm not entirely sure if he'll agree to this duel," Martin said, shrugging.
Just as Saine couldn't find a way to exploit Martin's weaknesses, Martin, also a level three Black Magician, really had no right to demand anything of Kanterla.
Even historically, Martin and Kanterla were enemies.
Nearly half of the Black Domain Territory that Martin's mentor left him was taken over by Kanterla.
As for why two people who clearly have a grudge against each other can still share shares in the same black market?
This can only be interpreted as: there are no permanent enemies, only permanent interests.
Before they completely break off relations, it's not a big deal for these Black Magician to force smiles and try to gain some benefits.
In response to Martin's answer, Lina pondered and said, "I can ask the Dean of the Pale Bone Black Tower to act as the notary for this duel."
"Even if the Dean himself can't come, his Magic Messenger or Elemental Projection should be able to get there."
Lina's words gave Martin, a level three Black Magician, a rather interesting expression.
The dean of the Pale Bone Black Tower must be a renowned Demigod-level Black Magician.
Even among Demigod-level powerhouses, there are differences in strength.
Martin's deceased mentor was nothing more than a lowly dean working for a level four Black Magician's Black Tower.
Since the master of the Pale Bone Black Tower is rumored to possess level five strength, the overall strength of the Pale Bone Black Tower must surpass that of the ordinary Black Tower on the outer edge of the Black Domain.
Demigod-level who emerged from such a Black Tower could hardly be a minor figure.
Upon hearing that a Demigod-level dean had arrived, Martin hurriedly nodded and said, "If it's the Pale Bone Black Tower Corpse, I'm absolutely confident I can persuade Kanterla." "I wonder, which dean is coming this time?" Martin tentatively asked.
"It's Scarlet Hand Master Jigson," Lina replied.
"Can you really summon a Demigod-level Black Magician?" After leaving Martin's Magic Tower, Saine couldn't help but ask Lina beside him via Mental Strength.
Prior to this, Lina had not revealed anything to him.
"It should be possible. Of the three deans of the Pale Bone Black Tower, Master Jigson has taken the most care of me."
"Including the fact that I was chosen by the Tower Master and was very likely to be accepted as a disciple, it was Master Jigson who revealed this to my mentor, Feilunna," Lina said.
A Mage cannot have two mentors at the same time, which is inconsistent with the traditional apprenticeship system maintained in the Wizard World.
The reason Dean Jigson revealed this to Feilunna was probably because he was determined to get Feilunna to sever her master-disciple relationship with Lina as soon as possible, so that the tower master of the Pale Bone Black Tower could take over such a promising talent.
The Tower Master is such a noble being; a level five Life Level Mage would certainly not personally do such a thing.
Under this premise, a competent "lackey" like Jigson, who knows how to understand the tower's intentions, becomes especially considerate and convenient.
No wonder Jigson, despite being the weakest of the three deans of the Pale Bone Black Tower and not particularly outstanding in talent, has always held a stable position as dean.
The other two deans who were also his deans had already been replaced several times.
Based on Lina's understanding of Dean Jigson, if she relayed the message back, the dean would most likely give her face.
After all, it was just presiding over a duel between two Level-1 Magician; it wasn't a big deal.
The duel between Saine and the first-level Black Magician, Di'ersi, was scheduled for two months later.
The reason they were able to resolve the matter so swiftly and efficiently was naturally due to the influence of the Pale Bone Black Tower behind Lina.
After sending the message back via the Black Tower Badge, the Demigod-level Black Magician Jigson did not refuse Lina's request for help.
Of course, the Demigod-level Black Magician Jigson himself wouldn't come. As Demigod-level Spellcaster, and with the opening of the Knight Continent approaching, Jigson was quite busy.
This ability, similar to creating a clone, is unique to powerhouses at the Demigod-level or above.
Both Martin and Kanterla are Third-Level Great Magician, but neither of them possesses this ability.
The timeframe was set for two months later because it would take some time for Jigson's Elemental Projection to arrive there.
Both Saine and Di'ersi will use this time to get themselves into top form.
During those two months, Saine also met with Di'ersi several times.
It turned out that the other party was in another small black market not far from them.
In Saine's memories of his apprenticeship, the beautiful and mature first-level female Black Magician, Di'ersi, reappeared in Saine's sight as an old woman with dry, yellow hair and most of her face covered by a metal mask.
The metal mask was engraved with some complex black magic circle patterns.
Saine, who had considerable knowledge of soul science, recognized the mask as some kind of Magic Conductor medium specifically designed to enslave souls.
The knowledge of soul science contained in Mirage Soul Codex, which Saine possesses, is clearly far superior to that of the third-level Black Magician Kanterla.
It's not just that Saine's knowledge of soul science is vast; the mysteries of soul science he explored, including that of the level two peak Black Magician he killed on the South Coast, also seem to be far more advanced than those of the level three Black Magician, Kanterla.
This shows that having greater strength and Life Level does not necessarily mean that the other party has a greater depth of knowledge than oneself.
It's unclear which area of magic the level three Black Magician, Kanterla, is skilled in; at least in the field of soul magic, he doesn't seem to be very good at it.
After much negotiation, the duel between Saine and Di'ersi was decided to take place at the easternmost point of the Public Sea Domain Black Domain.
Because the Knight Continent is now inauguration phase, the free market in the Public Sea Domain is highly valued by many Black Knight and Black Magician of the Black Domain.
What adverse effects might occur if fighting breaks out in the heart of Public Sea Domain?
Therefore, the group of people had a difficult time reaching the far easternmost point.
In the distance, the waves surged.
Below are dozens of jagged rocks.
As the first-level Black Magician, Di'ersi, slowly appeared in his line of sight, Saine sneered and said, "The powerful first-level Black Magician, Di'ersi, was once the potion instructor at the City of Mozhsuobula Black Magic Academy."
"Look at what you've become, a crazy, controlled Madwoman!"
"It must be unpleasant to have your soul controlled by someone else and suffer greatly."
"I heard you were almost turned into a puppet? Hmph!" Saine stared coldly at Di'ersi, who was flying closer and closer.
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