A mage's journey begins with a battle mage.

Chapter 669 The Contract is Completed

"Great, no problem."

Jiang Shuzhou quickly read through the contract, and after confirming that there were no hidden traps, he nodded in agreement.

"However, you can add my name as a witness here."

Upon hearing this, Wojnarowski was taken aback, seemingly not quite understanding.

"Aren't the witnesses of the Astral Will and the Prime Plane's Will enough? Besides, you yourself are witnessing your own covenant?"

To prevent Jiang Shuzhou from breaking the contract, Wojin filled in the two most powerful people in the entire astral plane, just in case Jiang Shuzhou went back on her word and he simply threw her away.

Jiang Shuzhou smiled at this, and then said in a very confident tone.

"If you don't add this, I'm afraid the contract will become invalid."

Although it was tinged with a hint of teasing, in that instant, Wojnarowski seemed to have thought of something, and his gaze towards Jiang Shuzhou changed instantly.

What does this mean?

Woking looked at Jiang Shuzhou and fell silent.

She already had a guess, but it was far too shocking to be true.

This guy wants to become the sole ruler, and he doesn't even want to let go of the will of the prime plane and the will of the astral plane.

"Then let's do as you say."

Wojnarowski took a deep breath to calm himself.

In any case, adding another witness won't affect her much, since each witness can make an independent judgment.

If Jiang Shuzhou truly becomes the ruler and everything exists on that day, then whether the other party abides by the contract will no longer matter.

At that time, he will be the rule itself.

Of course, there are already some signs of it now.

"Very well, since that's the case, I'll give you a discount; this time it's free."

Seeing that Wojnarowski was so understanding, Jiang Shuzhou didn't make things difficult for him. He simply made some minor modifications to the contract and then returned it to Wojnarowski.

Wojnarowski took the contract and carefully reviewed it without any hesitation.

It's not that she's being cautious, but rather that the reputation of a sorcerer is really not good, especially for Jiang Shuzhou.

Although there is evidence that Jiang Shuzhou, despite his ruthlessness, almost never breached contracts or mistreated his subordinates.

But he is a monk.

As is widely known, aside from demons, only mages would also study the art of contracts.

You should know that mages are so powerful that even demons dare not easily sign contracts with them.

Especially Jiang Shuzhou.

In Wojnarowski's eyes, the aura of faction surrounding Jiang Shuzhou was utterly chaotic.

Order, chaos, good, evil, neutrality—countless alignments randomly combine within him, making him completely unfathomable to Vol'jin.

You should know that even mental illness is nothing more than chaotic evil or chaotic neutrality.

However, Jiang Shuzhou possessed all of them.

Is this a normal person?

Fortunately, after reviewing it, Wojnarowski breathed a sigh of relief and returned to calm.

No problem. Apart from the addition of an "arbitrator" name to the witness section, there's not much else to it.

This so-called maintainer is probably just another manifestation of Jiang Shuzhou's power.

To be honest, Wojnarowski was already numb from this.

As expected of a madman who controls the laws with his own will, he now dares to break his will into countless pieces in order to develop his abilities and deepen his influence.

He really doesn't seem like a normal person.

After a moment's hesitation, Wojnarowski closed his eyes and began to sense something.

What she perceived was Jiang Shuzhou's "arbitrator" persona.

A moment later, Wojnarowski opened his eyes.

Order, neutrality.

This is what Woking sensed—the arbitrator's inclination.

"It seems you still can't forget those melancholy eyes you had when you were an arbitrator in the Mage Alliance."

"..."

Jiang Shuzhou rolled his eyes but didn't say anything.

For someone like Woking, Jiang Shuzhou's story is definitely a must-read.

In fact, many deities have memorized every single one of Jiang Shuzhou's public deeds.

This was to avoid incurring Jiang Shuzhou's wrath.

Of course, the moment Jiang Shuzhou thought of the arbitrator, that person came to mind.

It's been so long, I wonder how Dr. Weasley is doing, whether he's still alive.

This is his external conscience; now, all the moral failings Jiang Shuzhou has to be attributed to him.

It has to be said that the person who influenced Jiang Shuzhou the most was Weasley.

After that, Jiang Shuzhou never found another saint in the truest sense.

Perhaps, this is just a rare flower.

"Alright, are you going to sign or not? Stop saying all this useless stuff."

As Jiang Shuzhou spoke, Woking nodded and then signed his name on the contract.

"Alright, if you don't have anything else, I'll be going now. I was planning to browse around here and buy some gifts to appease the family."

Jiang Shuzhou said.

"Then you really should do something about it."

Wojnarowski's lips twitched.

The others were fine; there wasn't much damage.

But Renodia, being an Astral Whale, is a different story.

She's in a bad mood right now, and as everyone knows, some people binge eat when they're in a bad mood.

The gluttony of the astral whale was undoubtedly a direct consumption of the world.

Furthermore, due to the relationship between Renotia and Jiang Shuzhou, neither the gods nor anyone else dared to provoke them.

Does anyone know if this is a fishing game?

Which god would be foolish enough to go and stop it?

At that time, Jiang Shuzhou will probably teleport away and instantly kill that god.

Unless they intend to start a full-scale war of the gods, the gods will absolutely not attack Renodia.

Jiang Shuzhou nodded, not particularly concerned about it.

He personally had no objection to Renodia consuming so many dimensions.

We should have eaten long ago. The Star Realm is too urbanized; it seems a bit too crowded.

"Alright, the contract is complete."

Wojnarowski quickly signed his name.

"Then let's begin the final step."

Jiang Shuzhou sat opposite Woking, and then took out a gold coin.

Wojnarowski stood silently, holding the gold coin in a daze.

"This gold coin is my payment for acquiring your clergy."

Upon hearing this, Wojnarowski paused for a moment, then picked up the gold coin without saying anything, which was considered as agreeing to the deal.

Then, a strange feeling arose spontaneously.

It was as if something was about to leave her.

Okay, see you next time.

Now that the goal has been achieved, there is naturally no need for Jiang Shuzhou to stay.

Just as he was about to turn and leave, Wojnarowski called him back.

"What's the deal with your book?"