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Wu Cheng was actually worried that he had no topics to talk about with Cesar. Since Cesar wanted to talk about high-altitude escape magic, this would make things simpler.

After all, if he didn't get to the point, Wu Cheng wouldn't be able to mention that there might be problems with the high-altitude escape magic props. Not only would he fail to achieve his goal, but he might also make a bad impression on Cesar.

Wu Cheng continued along Cesar's topic and said, "Just as Mr. Cesar said, I am very curious about the high-altitude escape magic that Mr. Cesar will perform in a few days. So I came here to ask a few questions."

Cesar nodded, and then said that Wu Cheng could ask questions. Wu Cheng asked the first question: "So Mr. Cesar, what do you think of the high-altitude magic show?"

Cesar pondered for a while and then gave an ambiguous answer: "The high-altitude escape magic show is probably the magic show I want to complete the most in my magic performance career.

"After all, no magician from Fontaine has ever succeeded, or no one has tried it because it is too dangerous."

Wu Cheng followed Cesar's words and asked, "Mr. Cesar, what is the danger in the high-altitude escape magic you are going to perform? Is this danger really the reason why no magician before you is willing to perform it?"

Cesar said to Wu Cheng with a dejected look: "Yes, high-altitude escape magic is completely different from previous escape magic. Although they are both escape magic, high-altitude escape magic has more uncertainty."

"For example, the wind direction, weight, and the load-bearing capacity of the ropes on the box. When the box falls, it is impossible to accurately calculate how long it will take to land or whether there will be deviations. As long as any one of these is wrong, the performer's life will be greatly threatened."

"It is because of these reasons that high-altitude escape magic is actually a life-or-death situation. Even if you are well prepared in advance, there is still a risk of death, so naturally many magicians avoid it."

Wu Cheng also learned from Cesar's words that high-altitude escape magic is actually not an easy job. On the contrary, it has a kind of beauty of extreme sports on the Blue Planet.

Success in extreme sports is great and will be cheered and praised by everyone, but failure is just one less life. But people only have one life.

Wu Cheng then asked Cesar, "Mr. Cesar, since your dream is to perform a high-altitude escape magic, I believe you must be fully prepared, right?"

Then Cesar couldn't help but sighed: "Yes, I have been preparing for this high-altitude escape magic for several years, including observing the wind direction and measuring the weight."

"I can say that I have done all the details I can and I have reduced the probability of failure to the lowest level. I am confident that I can perform a successful high-altitude escape magic trick."

Wu Cheng then continued to ask Cesar: "Mr. Cesar, are you prepared for the failure of your magic show? After all, if something goes wrong during your magic show,

"Falling from such a great height, I can foresee that Fontaine will lose a great and talented magician."

Then, Cesar said to Wu Cheng in a rather optimistic tone: "But no matter what, successfully performing a high-altitude escape magic trick has become the ultimate ideal of my magician career."

"After all, the profession of magician has always been about seeking in illusions. No matter what wonderful magic is performed, there must be some falsehood behind it.

“Although magicians seem to be omnipotent in the eyes of the audience, in our hearts we magicians have never been able to find our true self.”

Wu Cheng then continued to ask: "Then Mr. Cesar, what is the truth in your heart?"

Cesar did not talk about Wu Cheng's question as he did before, but instead fell into deep thought.

After all, he has been a magician for more than ten years. He has blurred the distinction between truth and falsehood and illusion. It is hard to say whether he can find his own truth now.

After a long period of hesitation, Cesar gave Wu Cheng an ambiguous answer: "As a magician who has performed magic for more than ten years, I still haven't found my own truth. After all, magic is essentially a deceptive and illusory art product."

"And I hope to find my true self as a magician in this high-altitude escape magic. So I'm sorry that I can't answer this question before I complete the high-altitude escape magic."

During the chat with Cesar, Wu Cheng gradually became less nervous. Although Cesar might be older and he could do two full circles now, the chat with Cesar was like a normal conversation between two friends.

Wu Cheng couldn't help but add points to Cesar's impression in his heart. He could never understand why such an honest and friendly man would be killed by his beloved wife and apprentice, and after his death, all the blame was put on him.

They talked a lot about high-altitude escape magic, and Wu Cheng used the scattered scientific knowledge he had learned in college to arouse Cesar's interest, who had always been obsessed with high-altitude escape magic performances.

As the two chatted, Cesar in front of him thought Wu Cheng was a famous and young talented scholar from Liyue, who came to Fontainebleau for tourism.

Coincidentally, he now needs such a scholar to assist him in completing the high-altitude escape magic and provide him with the most accurate data to study the possibility.

Although the props were made by his most trusted wife and apprentice and were tested without any problems.

But his wife and apprentice are not those data-conscious guys at the Fontaine Scientific Design Institute. There is just an ambiguous range.

Not to mention that those two guys were about to kill Cesar, so the data provided might not be very accurate. That kind of error was enough to kill Cesar.

If we could have data as precise and accurate as that from the Fontaine Scientific Research Institute, wouldn't it increase the success rate of magic?

Over the past decade, he has wanted to find his true self so much that it has become an obsession. Wu Cheng, who he mistook for a scholar, seems to be able to increase his chances of finding his true self. So how could he not seize the opportunity?

Then, Cesar frankly told Wu Cheng his request: "Since you have so much knowledge that I didn't know before, can I have a chance to invite you to participate in my high-altitude escape magic show?"

"Of course, if you don't feel you have time, I won't force you."

After hearing Cesar's words, Wu Cheng couldn't help but secretly rejoice. Wasn't he waiting for this sentence to come up with all the conversations he had with Cesar? Wasn't he waiting for Cesar to invite him to participate in his high-altitude magic escape show?

As long as he was involved in this high-altitude escape magic show, Wu Cheng didn't believe that his beloved wife and apprentice could kill Cesar. If Cesar really died again, it could only be said that Wu Cheng's skills in saving people were not good enough.

Wu Cheng then agreed to Cesar's request and said to him, "Of course, Mr. Cesar, after all, I am also interested in this so-called high-altitude escape magic. It would be my honor if you could invite me to participate."

Cesar then laughed heartily, and the two of them continued to discuss and make plans for various situations in high-altitude magic escape performances until very late.