Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique Chapter 859 - 859 27 Desire to Seek

Chapter 859: Chapter 27 Desire to Seek Chapter 859: Chapter 27 Desire to Seek A tool must have the awareness of being a tool.

Link adjusted his mindset and attitude accordingly, deciding to be a complete tool.

Therefore, he would follow wherever the team dispatched by the Supre Council went.

He would do whatever Dean Frist, representing the college, did.

There was no need to consider issues of gender differences or whether certain places might be inconvenient.

After all, if Sage-level wizards couldn’t even control their bodies to the point of becoming food-free, they might as well smash their heads against a block of tofu.

“Where to next?”

Having completed the transmission across the universe and arriving at the forward base set up by the Supre Council, Dean Frist imdiately sought out the accompanying team dispatched by the Supre Council and, on behalf of Ravensmouth College, he posed the question.

However, the leader of the Supre Council’s team, a level six sage, unexpectedly said, “Wherever you go, we will follow. On this trip, we’ve brought only eyes and ears, no ddleso commands.”

“???”

Three question marks seed to appear above Dean Frist’s head as he looked surprised and puzzled. He responded, “The Supre Council asked our academy and Link Grande to cooperate with your operations, and now you say you’ve brought only eyes and ears and won’t command. What does that an?”

The level six sage replied, “Sorry, but those are the orders we received. If you have any questions, please inquire with the person who originally liaised with you.”

“Fine then.”

Dean Frist shrugged, seemingly at a loss as to what to do with the level six sage.

Turning around, Dean Frist approached Elise Clark, who was standing with Link, and said, “Elise, I don’t know what sort of mischief the Supre Council is up to, but please lead us to the college’s outpost established here.”

Due to the presence of the Great Sage Mitchell and the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell, Ravensmouth College had essentially abandoned any early-stage developnt in the Parallel Universe, apart from Elise Clark.

Hence, the outpost of Ravensmouth College in the Parallel Universe was actually registered under Elise Clark’s na.

Making use of Elise Clark’s unique status, they were developing secretly and quietly.

“No problem, Dean.”

Elise Clark glanced at the impassive six-mber Supre Council team, agreeing to Dean Frist’s request.

“Follow .”

With those words, Elise Clark led Dean Frist and Link towards a direction at the port.

There, docked Elise Clark’s transportation vehicle that she had left in this parallel universe’s transit harbor.

The six-mber team of the Supre Council imdiately followed.

Shortly after, the group arrived in front of a transportation vehicle that was a blend of wizard civilization’s interstellar battleship technology and the outward appearance of a celestial boat from the Parallel Universe civilization, capable of traversing sea, land, air, and space.

“Sorry, you are not within the passenger list of my boat.”

After allowing Dean Frist and Link to board the starship via the gangway, Elise Clark stopped the six-mber Supre Council team, her tone full of apology, but the corners of her mouth betraying a wild smirk as she said, “I am truly sorry. If you wish to co aboard, please find your own transportation vehicle. I suppose that shouldn’t be too hard for you, given the Supre Council’s vast influence in this universe—its tentacles are everywhere. Even if you can’t imdiately find a starship belonging to the Supre Council, you can still seek help from the celestial beings’ civilization, right?”

Having said that, Elise Clark ignored the displeased expressions of the team mbers and boarded her own starship, leaving them behind.

Not long after, with permission from the universal harbor, Elise Clark’s private starship set sail.

“dici Sage, what should we do next?”

Watching as Elise Clark’s private starship departed from the cosmic harbor, one of the wizards in the Supre Council’s six-mber team asked.

“What to do?”

The Captain of the six-mber team, the dici Sixth-level Sage, smiled, “Of course, we’ll follow them.”

No sooner had the words left his mouth than an interstellar ship, also a blend of wizard civilization’s core technology and the celestial boats’ shape, smoothly arrived in front of the team.

The High Council of Wizard’s Civilization is a vast organization.

Under the departnt reporting directly to the five Saints, there is a large number of advisory staff.

This journey to the Parallel Universe, the advisors made a very detailed analysis of the potential actions of the three wizards from Ravensmouth College—Frist Diomand, Link Grande, and Elise Clark.

Based on the available information about their past experiences and exhibited personalities and behavioral styles, the advisors reporting straight to the five Saints prepared no fewer than eighty contingency plans.

Among these, there was one specifically designed in anticipation of Elise Clark shaking off the six-mber team.

So faced with the challenge from Elise Clark, the dici Sixth-level Sage was not at all flustered.

He calmly led the five team mbers onto the starship, and just as calmly flew out of the cosmic harbor before finally commanding the starship to catch up with Elise Clark’s private vessel.

Soon, the starship that had set off earlier than Elise Clark’s was overtaken.

Peering through the side windows of the cockpit and noticing the shadow of the Supre Council’s starship, Elise Clark turned to look at Dean Frist and asked, “Dean, shall we shake them off?”