Chapter 153 - Aftermath
All the apprentices watched in surprise.
They all gathered around Phantom Island just to get inside earlier and try to find their destiny. But someone just came and waltzed in like that? This was unfair!
Several apprentices who were not convinced secretly landed on the edge of the island. When one of them tried to reach his magic cane deeper, his weapon was immediately cut in half by the magic array. The apprentice quickly backed away in fear.
At the same time, a group of scary-looking beasts emerged from the woods and stared at the intruder.
“The protection is still on. How did that kid get inside?” Someone yelled in discontentment.
No one responded. They were all wondering about the same question. But after being among wizards for some time, they knew when to speak and when to remain shut. Inexperienced kids should do the yelling for them.
On a small piece of cloud dirt, a charming woman in a shiny, transparent veil who only covered her chest area and hips with violet silk gently leaned on the shoulder of a black-robed figure. Her smooth, white thighs and finely curved waist were all exposed in the air.
No one, except Sunders.
Sunders took the boy to a private spot nearby.
“Now that you’re an apprentice, what’s your next goal?” Sunders did not ask if Angor used another locator method. The man did not find it necessary to ask.
“To improve myself and challenge the Sky Tower,” Angor answered.
Sunders was a bit surprised. Then he smiled. “Having a goal is good. I believe you already have a plan on how to improve yourself.”
With that, Sunders turned to leave.
Angor looked at the man’s back and revealed a bit of disappointment.
A burst of eerie and charming laughter suddenly reached Angor’s ears. “Angor, sweetie, what’s that look for? Something on your mind?”
The charming voice seemed to have magic in it. Without realizing it, Angor spoke his mind straight away, “I thought the professor could teach me spells. But he didn’t mention anything like that.”
“Alas, spells? I can teach you.”
Angor looked up abruptly and saw Flora, who he had not met for a long time. She was floating in the air, covering her smile with a hand. Little Red, who was still behind her, greeted Angor by turning the flames in the eye sockets into the shape of a crescent moon.
“Can you?” Angor brightened up. The first step of becoming stronger was naturally studying spells. But he had no idea what spells to start with.
Flora grinned. “Of course I can—”
“Flora!” Sunders stopped her.
Flora rolled her eyes and changed her words quickly. “—Of course I can not.”
Angor displayed a sad face.
Seeing the boy’s look, Flora added, “Oh my. The professor’s being so nice to you.”
Without explaining her words, Flora stepped in the air and floated away. She left something else before leaving. “Oh right, if the half-blood asks for me, tell him I’m away for work. I’ll come back when he made a good achievement in his training.”