I Arrived At Wizard World While Cultivating Immortality
Chapter 119

Laboratory Renovation

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Chapter 119: Laboratory Renovation

After settling down in Golden port, Benjamin began planning what he needed to do next.

Freed from the constraints of contribution points, Benjamin made a rough calculation and found that he now had two main objectives.

The first was to gather certain special materials that were exceedingly rare and unsuitable for collection in the Wizard World—especially within pure "wizard-bred bloodlines" like those of Noren Workshop.

The other was to conduct an in-depth study of the Divine Power Faith Network of the Eloria Plane. This was extraordinarily valuable research material to any wizard; it could even be called the most precious thing in the entire plane.

To facilitate in-depth research and secret experiments, Benjamin decided to purchase a suitable residence in Golden port.

After making inquiries through an agent, he quickly settled on his target: a luxurious villa on the edge of the city, owned by a minor noble planning to flee.

"Lord Jack, you truly have an excellent eye!" The real estate agent, a short, stout man with an eight-shaped mustache, wore a fawning smile as he kept rubbing his hands.

"This Dawn Mansion is one of Golden port's rare treasures! It covers a vast area and boasts exquisite gardens. Although Baron Garcia is eager to sell and has lowered the price considerably, its value still far surpasses comparable properties on the market!"

Benjamin merely swept a calm glance over the property blueprint covered in extravagant praise, which depicted the villa in exquisite detail.

Golden port was located near the north, and it was precisely because it stood at the intersection of several nations that it had become so prosperous.

However, beneath the shadow of the planar war, many Golden port nobles were now rushing to sell off their properties and seek refuge in the south

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