Divinity was extremely useful to demigods. Dole might not have been interested before, but after learning about divinity, even his heart had begun to stir.
Divinity could convert the power of faith into divine power, and divine power could drive the power of rules. Its might was several times greater than that of pure magic.
Dole considered it, then said, "If you're not in a hurry, I'll need a few days to prepare. I need to forge a Wizard Tower right now. I feel extremely unsafe."
Aphelius's mouth twitched. "You can forge Wizard Towers too? Your attainments in alchemy aren't low either?"
Dole neither answered nor reacted. He simply stared blankly at him.
Aphelius looked at Dole, and the two stared at each other for a long while.
He suddenly let out a breath and said, "At present, only you and I know about this. I haven't called in a third person. After all, there aren't many law-level powers in Unwounded City, and they don't form alliances either. We have no friends—only competitive relationships."
"You're new here. We have no conflict of interest; we even have a cooperative relationship. That's why I trust you."
Dole naturally understood what he meant. He neither nodded in agreement nor voiced opposition. "At the latest, I should have no problems on my end within three months, provided that everything I give you can be sold."
Aphelius was extremely confident about that. He straightened his chest, his expression settling into calm as he said slowly, "An auction house exists to auction high-value, precious items. As long as what you bring out has enough market value, there's no need to fear that it won't sell. Thunderstorm Potions are somewhat beneath your status. How about this? Provide some Thunderstorm Potions, and I'll give you the formula for