Abel already had the fire-element Wizard inheritance item. To establish the fire-element Laws more quickly, he still needed a complete fire-element Wizard inheritance—one that included the inheritance knowledge of a Rule Wizard.
However, this kind of fire-element Wizard inheritance knowledge was different from an inheritance item. No matter how special his identity was, he could not simply ask Rule Wizard Joshua of Blazing Flame Valley for the inheritance knowledge.
The fire-element Wizard inheritance item was merely an object, but the inheritance knowledge represented the accumulation of countless Rule Wizards over countless years. Making such a request rashly might well sour his relationship with Blazing Flame Valley.
The inheritances of the various fire-element Wizard organizations were all different. The most important part was the insights of the fire-element Rule Wizards. These could greatly reduce the time wasted on trial and error and increase the success rate of drawing the Laws.
The reason Abel had only said that he needed the fire-element Wizard inheritance item was that, as long as he had the item, he could become a Rule Wizard even without the inheritance knowledge—it would simply take more time.
Since both he and Frankenstein were already Rule Wizards, drawing the fire-element Laws would naturally be far easier than when a high-level Wizard advanced to become a Rule Wizard.
But just as he needed the fire-element Wizard inheritance item, he also needed the fire-element Wizard inheritance knowledge. He simply was not in a hurry for it yet. The ultimate inheritance of knowledge belonging to a Wizard organization had to be obtained when the opportunity arose.
A few more days passed, and many Wizard organizations contacted Abel. Even the Lightning Faction, which was unrelated to the fire element, reached out to him. According to Rule Wizard Hal, if Abel needed it, the Lightning