Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique Chapter 830 - 830 13 Continuation

Chapter 830: Chapter 13 Continuation Chapter 830: Chapter 13 Continuation Throughout the process, he didn’t ask another question.

Link, with Jasmine by his side, followed all of Dean Frist’s arrangents.

Upon reaching their Destiny World and settling the Grande Couple, Dean Frist didn’t even have ti to explain to Link and hurriedly left again.

Clearly, the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell’s unexpected wave of dia offensive had caught Dean Frist off guard.

Such a large workload, and the secrecy was maintained so well.

Ravensmouth College had not heard a whisper of any movents beforehand, which was extrely odd.

The most serious matter was not that the na Link Grande was being hung up on major forums, but that Ravensmouth College had been kept in the dark to such an extent.

As the de facto highest administrator of Ravensmouth College, Dean Frist of course needed to deal with this ergency.

Thinking of Link and Jasmine and promptly settling them in his own Destiny World was a clear indication of how much he valued Link.

“Link, is this situation very serious?”

It’s said that pregnancy makes a woman dim-witted for three years, and Jasmine was feeling her intelligence wasn’t up to par.

She had even lost her ability to judge the situation.

“Don’t worry.”

Link comforted her again and then sat down in a chair with a calm expression.

Due to the urgencies of the situation, Dean Frist had only placed Link and Jasmine in an unoccupied villa without further instructions.

The tasks he imdiately had to attend to didn’t allow him the luxury of dispatching a clone to entertain, reassure Link and Jasmine, and offer explanations.

Therefore, the World Spirit was responsible for further entertaining Link and Jasmine.

Franda sensed the presence of her own kind and was eager to co out of Link’s World of the Sea of Consciousness for a chat.

However, she was extrely busy right now and didn’t have the ti.

It would have to wait until next ti.

Last ti, after the Grande Sage Army’s campaign against the Water World, they fought a battle with two Abyss Demon Armies.

Link took the lead in the charge, slaying Water Demons and Power Demons of the sa rank with a move that emitted an ultimate high-temperature light wave similar to a solar helium flash.

The amber-like Human Immortal Martial World even showed signs of lting under the irradiation of the light wave.

The World of the Sea of Consciousness was good in all aspects, except that it wasn’t quite real enough.

Seeing an opportunity to find herself a new nest to decorate as she pleased, Franda, dragging Conelia with her, dived into the massive project of reshaping the lting amber.

In Link’s World of the Sea of Consciousness, there’s a helium flash every day now.

If this operation had been perford on Earth in Link’s previous life, Earth would have been gone long ago, incapable of wandering.

Link optimistically let Franda and Conelia go and enjoy themselves.

If successful, he could freely gain a Destiny World; if not, it’s also a way to eliminate incorrect answers, right?

But all this was for the future.

Right now, Link needed to calm down and seriously consider how to deal with the dia onslaught from the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell.

After such a commotion, Link Grande had beco a target.

As long as he remained within the Wizard World or within the range of its influence, he could not avoid trouble.

Thus, to avoid unnecessary danger, he would have to either hide away and no longer show his face, or leave for “another place” and not co back for a short ti.

As for changing his appearance, that was not very realistic.

Wizards had plenty of ways to see through disguises.

Still, hiding or fleeing were not the options Link wanted to choose.

He had figured out the purpose behind the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell’s actions.

Turning him into a target was just a ans to an end, the goal was to force Link to leave for “another place,” to travel to a parallel universe as soon as possible.

As for why they did this, and what the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell, or the Great Sage Mitchell himself, could gain, Link had his suspicions, but he wasn’t completely sure.

“Mitchell, that old fellow, really is…”

World of Ravensmouth College’s headquarters.

After a long silence, Great Sage Revo broke the quiet, expressing his feelings, “If you don’t pay attention for a mont, he has managed to pull off such a stunt. Truly, he’s still that sa Mitchell who would do anything to achieve his goals.”

Great Sage Seuss stared at Great Sage Revo with a very straightforward look, his tone sarcastic, “Ha! As if you hadn’t heard a thing beforehand.”

“Ah…”

In front of his wife, Great Sage Revo still wanted to save face; his actions exposed, he gave an embarrassed smile, “I did hear so rumors, but I had not expected him to make such a big deal out of it.”

“Ha!”

Again, Great Sage Seuss let out a cold laugh, but said nothing more.

Wizards are human, after all, with close and distant relationships.

There was no need to push the closest person away just to stick to so trifling principles.

“What do you plan to do next?”

After a while, Great Sage Seuss asked curiously, “Are you really going to send Link Grande to a parallel universe, playing right into Mitchell’s hands?”

“No.”

Great Sage Revo shook his head, “I hardly have the patience to kill Mitchell, let alone play into that old man’s hands! However, Link Grande going to a parallel universe is inevitable, sooner or later.”

“That’s true.”

Great Sage Seuss agreed with this statent.

After such a long period of probing and observation, the higher echelons of the Wizard World, the Level Eight Great Sages and above, have co to recognize a sowhat unexpected fact.

That is, Elise Clark really was just a special “guest.”

Her role was to open the gateway connecting two universes and to serve as a dium for early-stage exchanges between the two universes.

The one truly valued by the civilization in the parallel universe was Link Grande!

Otherwise, Link Grande would not have received special treatnt from the four Heavenly Masters of the Celestial Court, who hold not insignificant positions within the other universe’s hierarchy.