Wizard: Unlimited Profession Slots Chapter 1208 - 491: Deep Resonance and Dog Teeth (Part 2)

"Within three days, I’ll definitely make time to descend into the Abyss with you! And I’ll bring along the gift you love!"

Upon hearing this promise, Nari’s tone immediately became cheerful:

"Really? Then it’s a deal, no backing out!"

The tentacle eagerly grabbed Ron’s hand, twirling him in the air:

"Mother will witness this promise, you can’t go back on your word like before."

"I won’t go back on it," Ron responded with a hint of helplessness as he hung in mid-air:

"You are my most important family, how could I possibly ignore your feelings?"

Nari nodded with satisfaction, lowering him down, then her tone softened once more:

"No matter where you go, no matter what difficulties you face, mother will always be your most solid backing."

The projection began to fade slowly, but Nari’s voice continued to echo in Ron’s mind:

"Anyone who dares to hurt my child, whether in the past, present, or future, will pay the price for it."

"This is not a threat, but a promise.

A mother’s love for you is deeper than the Great Abyss, longer than the river of time."

.........

As Nari’s projection completely disappeared, the historical immersion array officially ceased operation.

Ron slowly opened his eyes, finding himself still seated in the archive room of the Abyssal Observation Station.

Yet the surroundings had subtly changed.

Many rune circuits in the array showed signs of overload, and some delicate instruments had sustained slight damage from the recent energy surge.

Professor Yutel was standing in front of the control console, a pensive look in his eyes.

Seeing Ron awaken unharmed, the old professor appeared somewhat relieved:

"It seems you have your own hidden methods; this old fellow couldn’t be of much help anyway."

His tone carried a self-deprecating note.

"Professor, this historical immersion..."

Ron began to explain what had happened, but Professor Yutel gently waved it off.

"No need for detailed explanation, child."

The old professor nodded understandingly:

"I just need to confirm that you haven’t been spiritually contaminated and that you achieved the expected outcome."

He moved beside Ron, conducting a simple scan with his spiritual power:

"From your state, this historical immersion was highly successful.

You not only avoided being contaminated but also acquired some new abilities."

"As for other events during the process..."

Professor Yutel glanced at Ron meaningfully:

"Interventions involving higher-level entities are not something we should focus on excessively at our level."

This approach of leaving things at that showcased the old professor’s survival wisdom.

In the Wizard World, excessive curiosity often leads to danger.

"Now, let’s discuss more practical matters."

Professor Yutel returned to the control console, beginning to review the experimental data:

"According to the records, you indeed accessed a wealth of confidential information regarding the Abyssal Apostles during your historical immersion."

"This information is extremely valuable, but it also signifies corresponding responsibilities and risks."

The old professor’s expression turned serious:

"From now on, you need to handle matters related to the Abyss with greater caution.

Too much knowledge can sometimes be a burden."

"I understand, Professor."

Ron nodded in understanding:

"I’ll maintain the necessary vigilance, ensuring this knowledge doesn’t become a source of danger."

"Good."

Professor Yutel nodded appreciatively, then extracted an exquisite crystal box from the storage bag:

"This is the final material you need for your Historian advancement—’Dog Teeth’."

The crystal box held a small piece of strange dark coagulation, which seemed entirely unrelated to canine teeth.

Yet, considering the traits of the Time Hound, Ron had some insight about the material’s origin.

"Acquiring this material was quite challenging; even I spent a considerable cost."

Professor Yutel handed the crystal box to Ron:

"But for you, this investment is entirely worthwhile."

Upon receiving the crystal box, Ron could sense the time power contained within.

This power resonated subtly with the silver pocket watch, as if there was a natural connection between the two items.

"The transformation ritual can be conducted tomorrow."

Professor Yutel continued:

"But before that, I suggest you rest well and digest the experiences gained today."

"The Historian’s transformation involves a fundamental change in time perception, requiring you to be in optimal condition to ensure success."

Ron bowed respectfully to the old professor:

"Thank you for your care, Professor. I’ll be fully prepared."

"Additionally..."

Professor Yutel added as Ron was about to leave:

"If you plan to explore the Abyss in the near future, remember to inform me in advance.

The observation station’s diving equipment can provide you with a safer path."

"I will, Professor."

After leaving the archive room, Ron’s thoughts were wholly occupied by another question:

What kind of gift should he prepare for Nari?

The difficulty with this question lay in the fact that Nari was not an ordinary Abyssal Apostle.

As a direct descendant of "Mother" and fully capable of wielding her power, she could almost obtain any treasure in the Great Abyss.

Ordinary treasures were meaningless to her, and those truly precious items were beyond Ron’s current ability to acquire.

"Ron, are you troubled by the gift issue?"

Aselia’s voice resonated once more in his mind:

"I can sense your confusion. However, the answer to this problem is actually simpler than you imagine."