Transmigrated as a Wrong Character in a Sorcerer World

"Compared to the keys to the city, what I have asked of you is simply small. Besides, I can see that this mission involves more to you than you actually say. I don't think we're the only group sent, honestly." After saying this, Klaus leaned back in his chair and leaned back.

"Very smart people aren't very nice, you know?"

Klaus smiled at her statement. "Didn't you choose me precisely because of my intelligence? Now you're backing out?"

She shook her head helplessly. "Young Klaus, you should know that there are times when hiding your intelligence is better for your future."

"Hahaha." He laughed dryly; it was a forced rich one. "You think you know better than me? A few days ago, I had to teach you how to deal with smart people, Miss Sua. Don't forget."

Sua frowned and remembered.

It happened at the moment he confronted The Professor. A person of admirable intelligence and scary status. After remembering that, Sua sighed and gave up.

"Tsk, so I fell into your trap."

"Hahahaha, looks like you finally get it." Klaus laughed in a good way; this time, he wasn't forcing it. He really wanted to laugh at that moment.

That made Sua feel that the trap was deeper than she thought. She glared at him.

"Since when?"

"The fear in your body is almost palpable, Miss Sua. You must improve your way of dealing with those who discover your tricks. Because when your hidden tricks are in full view of your opponent... You immediately lose momentum, lose control."

Sua's eyes widened like saucers at that instant. "You..." She couldn't even finish speaking.

She obviously understood what he meant.

'From that moment on, I'm in his hand... Shit...' Somehow, Sua felt afraid of Klaus.

It wasn't a fear because she feared his power. He had no power. If Sua wanted to kill him, she could. She is a master at using the Nithim, and with each passing day, she gets better and better.

This was an innate fear of his mental abilities. To his intelligence, to his mindless ability to outwit his opponent's mind.

That was the moment Sua lost her momentum. She kept the paper Klaus had given her and nodded to him, "I will fulfill what you ask of me."

After saying this, she pulled out several things that Klaus would now need as a member of Nithim Twice.

"Bank cards, cell phones with security technology from major nations, ID cards in case you need to impersonate someone, and little else. At Nithim Twice, we already did all the procedures. All your possible identities are officially registered with fake System codes."

After looking at them briefly with some joy on his face, Klaus grabbed all that and put them away.

Then Sua pulled out something else.

As soon as she pulled them out, Klaus was drawn to them. "Nithim?"

"Yes." She nodded. "Do you know what they're for? If you don't know, I'll give you some quick explanations so you'll understand."n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

She suddenly started talking quickly, mentioning to him various uses, what the Nithim was for, how to use it, and so on.

She did it rapidly, pausing almost no time at all except to catch her breath. She seemed to want to get a bit of revenge on Klaus, as she had no way whatsoever.

Killing him made no sense. Who wouldn't want to work with someone so smart? She wasn't stupid. She's not like the idiots who, when they see someone with potential, kill them to avoid being outclassed. If she is outclassed, it is much better for the organization, so she will never act stupid.

That's why she thought of taking revenge foolishly, but it was the only thing she could do.

But, in short, Nithim is an incredibly rare mineral and perhaps the most expensive and desired mineral in the world.

It has a myriad of uses. Making armaments is one option, as it is tough, moldable, and very versatile. Weapons made from the mineral are also incredibly sharp if needed or powerful in general.

Now, the most famous use is in the Sorcerers. It is an innate or physical ability enhancer. In itself, any amount of Nithim is like an item that you can use to boost your abilities to an absurd limit.

When someone grabs it in his hand, his innate abilities, which he was born with and which are closest to him, are boosted in an amazing way.

In Carion, for example, what was enhanced was his innate ability to control the wind. As an elf, he has great magical abilities, and Carion is a magical user of the wind. Although he never uses magic because they are useless in a battle against Sorcerers, his wind is still there.

And the moment he holds the ore in his hand, that wind is boosted to the limit. Add to this the fact that the ore is very sharp, and he can easily kill his opponents.

That is what the Nithim does.

Now, there is a problem with that, and that is that the Nithim, although it serves for that, as said before, is like an item and consumable.

That is to say, once you grab it, your abilities will be boosted for a limited time, and after the limit, the Nithim becomes useless. It not only loses its shine, it also loses its abilities. And the way to activate it is simply by skin contact it activates immediately.

That is why the Nithim is usually wrapped in a special cloth that prevents contact.

It's like a trump card.

'What will it enhance in me? Do I have some affinity to magic or something?' thought Klaus upon hearing all this, but he restrained himself from trying.

Sua smiled at him though. "I have some here. Do you want to try what effects it has on you? Being a Soft Class Sorcerer, you must be compatible with magic." She pulled out a piece of Nithim. It wasn't very big, but it would do.

Klaus smiled, "You won't charge me anything?"

"Hahaha, maybe it will be deducted from your monthly pay. I don't think you'll complain, will you? You're charging a lot a month."

"Tsk, you're incredibly rich and still want to charge me. Okay, let me try this." He was very curious and didn't hold back, so he grabbed it. Discover stories with empire

The moment he did, his body internally shuddered a little, and his eyes widened like saucers.