Saber knew that any cultivator who could survive such snowy weather was either incredibly powerful or had something precious on them. Saber''s goal in getting close to them was to steal those precious items from them.


    One time, Saber had managed to wrangle a Frost Pearl off a cultivator. The Frost Pearl was capable of freezing anything within a three-meter radius around the person wearing it.


    Saber had given the Frost Pearl to the Bill family and was rewarded ten gold coins for it. Saber realized that making money this way was much quicker, and something like the Frost Pearl was definitely worth well over ten gold coins.


    This made Saber all the more eager to hunt for more treasures. However, he would not hand them over to his superiors this time. Once he was skilled enough, he might have a shot at getting into the Reyne family.


    Saber had visited the Reyne family in secret before. He met with Divan Reyne, to whom he had expressed his desire to be a part of the Reyne family.


    Divan had considered Saber''s request and assigned him ten tasks. Once Saber hadpleted them, he would be epted into the Reyne family at once.


    Saber had thought that those tasks would be easy, only to be stumped on the first task itself.


    Just then, Hayden reminded him, "Saber, Mister Divan said that you can''t slip up with Steward Horne a second time... or your future''s going up in smoke."


    "I know, I know. I''ll deal with Steward Horne properly. Mister Divan will be satisfied for sure."


    "Come on, let''s head back."


    Saber pulled on his reins and left with the two men.


    Wilbur furrowed his brows from behind the tree. Steward Horne... was that the old man from the dungeonst time?


    Saber was not a good person, and thus Wilbur deduced that Divan was trying to use Saber to harm Steward Horne.


    It sounded like this was not Steward Horne''s first time in Buck Town. Considering the fact that he was also a steward, it would not be that easy for Saber or Divan to harm him.


    Wilbur gave the situation some thought. Despite wanting to help Steward Horne out, Wilbur was having trouble even getting into Buck Town in the first ce. Besides, Steward Horne had said that he refused to deal with weaklings. Wilbur might not even get the chance to help him even if he wanted to do it.


    Wilbur shook his head at the thought of the violent battle that had happened at the gates of Buck Town and continued on his hunt for food.


    He managed to kill a dozen or so deers in the next three days, grilling them and storing the meat in his demine. Wilbur returned to the cave he previously used and blocked off the entrance with snow before starting his meditation.


    Three monthster, Wilbur''s body was finallypletely adjusted to the energy aura of the middle dimensions. He watched as a white ball of light quickly took shape in his palm, spreading warmth through his body as the power he had lost returned to him once more.


    He took a deep breath, feeling like a weight had been lifted off him.


    He could nowpletely absorb the energy aura in Buck Town and use it to cast different spells. Wilbur did not have to fear other cultivators anymore.


    The energy aura in Buck Town was merely one percent of what it was in Walker Town. It would take too long to improve his cultivation here, so Wilbur made up his mind that he would focus on making a hundred gold coins to get to Walker Town.


    He would cultivate once he got there, where his cultivation would improve much faster. Wilbur exited the cave and quickly headed toward Buck Town.


    All he had to do now was sell off the deer pelts he had for some bronze coins, which he would then use to purchase some necessities.