The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

Since he was ready to agree to Merlin's request, Ner'zhul has been more cautious about Colin's inquiries, fearing that Colin would ruin their plans at the last minute.

"Master, are you sure you want me to discuss this with Master Merlin again?" Colin decided to scare Ner'zhul and the others. He had to plan carefully and act boldly. If he could fool them, Master Merlin would have to look at him with new eyes.

"Uh..." Now it was Ner'zhul and the others' turn to be dumbfounded. If they had known Colin would reply like this, they would have rather not asked. Now, should they let Colin ask or not?

If they ask, if the other party gets angry, will they attack again with a large army? If that happens, the best outcome for them would be enslavement, and being crushed to ashes is not a problem.

But if I don’t ask, will I be scared by a level 2 kid?

In a dilemma, Asuka spoke up, "What good things are you still thinking about? Such a good opportunity, do you still need to discuss and consider it? If I were you, I would have surrendered to others and clung to their thighs. Is there any free lunch in the world?

Isn't it just a thousand years? A few hundred years more is not a big deal. If it were an ordinary person, it might be a bit long, but you are different. Your lifespan should be very long. A thousand years should be about the same as one or two hundred years for you.

Think about it, one or two hundred years in exchange for a chance to advance, and after the advancement, the life span will be extended again. Is it worthwhile? Do I need to analyze it for you again?"

His Majesty Asuka's words not only helped the three alien warriors to save face, but also served as an explanation to Colin after he had described Merlin's request.

Yes, opportunities are rare. If you miss this opportunity, you may never encounter it again. If your strength stagnates, what good will it be even if you have endless life?

If I don’t become a god, wouldn’t this journey of cultivation be in vain?

Ner'zhul looked at the two old friends beside him. The passion in their eyes did not diminish at all. Although there were disputes between them, when facing external negotiations, they were more confident in leaving the future to themselves.

It’s not for anything else, it’s just that I consider more than them and have a stronger overall view than them.

If I fail to seize this opportunity, I believe that the moment I voice my opposition will be the moment the three giants fall apart. At that time, facing the oppression of four demigods, I believe that even someone as strong as myself will inevitably end up falling.

(Although the phylactery is not with me, Ner'zhul's phylactery has not escaped from the plane. Before I can recover my strength after resurrection, I believe others will be able to find it. If they break the phylactery at that time, everything will be ruined.)

"Okay, Wizard Colin, I apologize for what I said just now. It was indeed a bit rude. I shouldn't have discussed anything with Master Merlin. It is an honor for the three of us to serve Master Merlin. Please tell Master Merlin that we agree. The only thing is that we hope Master Merlin will not forget the agreement we made with us."

"Master, please rest assured. We wizards are the most trustworthy. The contract we signed is evidenced by the wizard's will. We cannot bear the backlash of breaking our oath. Well, congratulations to the three masters in advance. I hope you three can ascend to the throne of god-level soon."

Seeing that the matter had been settled, Gregory and Arthas couldn't help but smile. (Although Colin and the others could see that the two were indeed smiling, their smiles were really ugly.)

The matter has been settled, and there is a contract as evidence. The three giants have begun to oppress the small and medium lords at all levels. Those who are obedient are still fine, as what awaits them is a relatively loose employment contract, but the term is a little longer.

(Nonsense, whose employment contract has such ridiculously low commissions, and the term is often thousands of years, how different is this from being a free thug?)

If they are disobedient, that's easier to deal with. Colin has many ways to enslave them. Haven't you seen how many slaves the conquered planes provide every year? The skeleton plane has been accumulating undead creatures for so long. Colin and his men prefer these enslaved skeletons.

The lords below are also very confused about the decision of the top leaders. They were fighting each other a few years ago, but then they stopped for a few years for some unknown reason. Now they are surrendering directly?

Are these alien races so powerful?

The three powerful demigods were the first to surrender to the enemy?

The third-level warriors were better, after all, they could see the situation clearly. Except for one or two stubborn ones, the others, upon seeing that the demigod warriors were standing with the aliens, quickly joined them.

The small lords of the second level have too many thoughts. They feel that the three giants are a little unreliable. They don’t know what caused the conflict between the new and old orders. The current situation is still a fight for territory, and whoever grabs it will own it.

It can only be said that most of the undead creatures have very simple thinking. Most of them are stubborn and do whatever they think of without thinking about right or wrong. The entire skeleton plane almost broke out into a world war.

Even with the power and pressure of the three giants, and the large number of people on Colin's side, it took nearly half a year to sort out the skeleton plane as a whole, and it finally stabilized.

In order to prevent new unrest in the Skeleton Plane after they left, the three giants decided to take away the remaining ten or so Level 3 warriors. Since they had chosen to join each other, they would do it thoroughly. After all, they would have to serve for a thousand years, so they should try to leave a good impression in front of Master Merlin.

The rest are all level two warriors. I believe that whether it is the Della family or Colin, with the wizard base here, it will be no problem to suppress them.

The Della family was quite satisfied with their gains this time. Although it seemed that they had distributed most of the benefits of the plane, you couldn't look at it that way. It turned out that their agreement with Colin was 70% of the one-tenth of the existing territory.

And now it is 15% of the entire plane's income, which is equivalent to more than doubling the profit. Although the later profits are gone, by the time his family really has the plane where the third-level strongman is suppressed, he doesn't know how many years will have passed.

If you have the time, wouldn’t it be nice to use the profits from the Skeleton Plane to clean up other planes?

As for the share ratio with Colin, that was easy to explain. Not to mention that his son had married Colin's niece, the relationship between the two families was still relatively close. The most important thing was that he didn't expect Colin to be able to find Master Merlin in a roundabout way.

He is the number one in the wizarding world. With such a relationship, won’t he be able to soar to great heights in the future?

Placing a bet in advance and giving up some interests is nothing. A thousand-year-old family can still calculate the gains and losses of these interests clearly.

So, although it was agreed upon that 70% would be shared by Colin at the beginning, the remaining 30% was split equally with Colin later on, and it was a perfect solution without any ripples.

Everyone gained a lot and was satisfied with the gains from this plane conquest.

The subsequent matters were left to the Della family to handle. The space fortress still needed to carry a large number of undead creatures, and there was no rush to leave. Colin and a few others flew directly to the bone plane.

After arriving at the Dry Bone Plane, the three giants were secretly shocked. Unknowingly, the enemy had established a beachhead in this plane, but they knew nothing about it. It was not unfair that they were defeated. However, it was convenient now. They were quite happy to leave through the plane channel. After all, it would take a year to wait for the space fortress, and they really couldn't wait any longer.

In the end, Colin was able to embark on the journey of return with the three giants and those third-level powerhouses from the skeleton plane.