The trip to Kamar-Taj went very smoothly. After Karn arrived, he began discussing magic with the Ancient One.
Almost all the sorcerers on Earth practiced "white magic" inherited from the Vishanti. As long as they cultivated it steadily, they would establish a connection with the Vishanti and then be able to use the power of these magical gods.
At Kamar-Taj, all magic belonged to someone, and the Vishanti demanded the smallest price. Thus, Kamar-Taj almost never took part in disputes between humans. Their duty was to prevent invasions from the Dark Dimension.
If you did not abuse magic in your everyday life, you could use its power to live for a very long time, and there were also many ways to transfer the price elsewhere.
For other people, that was already quite good. As long as they did not mess around like Doctor Strange, abusing magic while alive without knowing what price they would pay after death.
Karn's magic had no such restriction. Every magical effect came from himself. In other words, he was the universe's first "wizard" god, though he was still far too weak and had not created a dimension of his own. Still, after speaking with the Ancient One, he had learned quite a bit about the Vishanti's magic.
Before leaving, Karn traded five alchemical items of his own, along with some copied insights into magic from legendary wizards, for quite a few magic books from the Ancient One. Karn wanted to research how to establish his own magical civilization, and the magic of the Vishanti and other sources offered considerable relevance.
"Then I'll take my leave, Ancient One. Once I've digested what I learned today, I'll visit you again."
Before leaving, Karn spoke to the Ancient One with a smile. He had gained quite a lot