Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique Chapter 670: 188: Truly Selfless? 2

Chapter 670: Chapter 188: Truly Selfless? _2

The importance of interstellar battleships in the Heavens war was self-evident.

“Silvano Latorey?”

Coincidentally, Link had a na erge in his mind.

He was sowhat suspicious that the commander of this warship of the White Tower Alliance was that “Scholar” who once made him shiver.

After all, the imdiate and consecutive retreats at the first sign of danger was just his style.

“Them again? Are there no people left in the Fla and tal Trading Company and the White Tower Alliance?”

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After so pondering and almost confirming his guess, another doubt sprang up in Link’s mind, baffling him.

From the last competition, the positions of Wizard Verna and “Scholar” Silvano in their respective organizations, could not quite match Sandra’s, but they should not be too far off either.

This ti, on the mission to seize the Saint’s legacy, Ravensmouth College didn’t even consider sending Sandra.

Why would the Fla and tal Trading Company and the White Tower Alliance send Wizard Verna and Silvano Latorey?

Was there a special arrangent, or so deeper intention?

Link pondered for a while but, because of lack of information, he couldn’t fathom anything.

Setting aside his sowhat chaotic thoughts, links decided to take a risk and scout closer.

With his plan in place, Link pursued the warship of the White Tower Alliance, suspecting its commander to be “Scholar” Silvano Latorey.

The cockpit of the Fla and tal Trading Company team’s warship.

Wizard Verna, watching the large main screen where the White Tower Alliance warship decisively withdrew shortly after disconnecting communication, had a complex mood and expression.

The team mbers under her command were all glancing at Verna, waiting for her decision.

Feeling the gazes of 11 team mbers brimming with different emotions, Wizard Verna found it hard to make a decision.

She and Silvano had partnered and worked together on several occasions.

Based on their previous cooperation experiences, Wizard Verna did trust Silvano’s ability to analyze and judge situations, and his exceptional intelligence.

Working with Silvano sotis promised great gains and sotis not, but the losses would always be minimized.

Among the witches of her generation whom Verna had known, not even Link Grande surpassed Silvano in terms of crisis perception.

This ti, though reluctant, Wizard Verna was inclined to follow Silvano’s lead and retreat first.

However, it didn’t matter much to her being alone, but it was different for other team mbers.

This team was not ticulously assembled by her, but temporarily mobilized.

If she didn’t provide a strong reason for her request to abandon the mission and waste the steps taken, it was complete nonsense.

The lone reason of Silvano Latorey’s intuition, analysis, and judgent wouldn’t hold up either.

The other team mbers aren’t like Wizard Verna; they also didn’t know about Silvano’s abilities and competence.

They had no basis to trust Silvano unconditionally.

Wizard Verna was hesitant, her mind in a frenzy, and she stayed silent.

Therefore, the Fla and tal Trading Company team’s battleship remained idle without any movent.

Ti slowly passed by.

Link circled around the White Tower Alliance warship, which had stopped again, from a distance and didn’t find anything special in the nearby star region.

Except that it was a perfect spot for a battleship to shift into warp or curvature modes.

To put it another way, it was a suitable location to make a strategic retreat.

“It must be Silvano.”

Upon confirming his suspicion, Link didn’t continue to observe but instead turned around and ca back.

As long as Silvano was in command of the warship of the White Tower Alliance, there wouldn’t be any threat.

From the data and analysis gathered from various sources after the last competition, Link inferred that Silvano was very cautious and cherished his life.

If circumstances allowed, Silvano wouldn’t risk, and he would retreat at the first chance he gets.

This ti, whether Silvano was wary of the Great Sage Tower’s team or didn’t want to brush against the trouble of the Saint’s heritage, it wasn’t surprising.

As such, the only obstacles left for Link to complete his college mission were three.

Firstly, the warship of Great Sage Mitchell’s Tower, secondly the warship of the Fla and tal Trading Company, and lastly, whether the Outlander Colonization Team from Shadow City was willing to cooperate.

“I’ll take it slow and solve one problem at a ti.”

After nearly half an hour, Link returned to the teor belt.

He didn’t instantly summon the five team mbers from the second group, but instead asked in his heart, “Franda, how is the situation? Did you find anything unusual?”

Franda’s sweet voice quickly rang out, “Master, they are setting a trap.”

“What kind of trap?”

“They’ve spread many of those ‘invisible interstellar landmines’ that you were trying to create so ti ago.”

“Hmm… anything else?”

“Yes, there is. I counted a total of 10 witches who ca out from the warship and disappeared sowhere.”

“What’s going on? You were able to detect them coming out of the warship but couldn’t find their trail?”

“I don’t know either, Master. Do you?”

As her words finished, Franda shared the mory with Link.

After watching the footage from Franda’s mory, of the 10 witches from the Great Sage Mitchell’s Tower leaving their warship and then disappearing, Link decided that he couldn’t find the answer right away.

As a force that has been standing in the Mitchell District for thousands of years without faltering, the Tower of Sage Mitchell wasn’t wretched at all; it was at its peak.