After finishing the conversation with David, he hurriedly ended the communication without even having time to say goodbye.
From the slight anxiety and urgency in his emotions, despite his best efforts to conceal them, Jeming estimated that this guy likely had a pile of debts yet to be cleared.
Jeming hung up the communication and couldn't help but chuckle.
He realized that in the wizarding civilization, if you aren't burdened with at least a century's worth of debt, you're not even comfortable telling others you're a "genius."
This is actually understandable.
After all, for a group like wizards who are extremely rational and believe in equivalent exchange, so-called "investment" is never without conditions.
Only when it's confirmed that you have potential to advance further, bringing them enough returns, will High Tier Wizards or large organizations be willing to invest in you.
