Kael organized his thoughts regarding the future developnt directions of the major wizard factions, and finally, a brilliant smile curled on his lips.
Speaking of it, the recent rapid expansion of the Church of the God of Literature and Knowledge was really impressive.
This was a great opportunity to take advantage of. Considering the timing, his decision to act now was perfect.
"You little guy, what conspiracy are you plotting this ti?" Luxius asked thoughtfully, looking at Kael as they arrived at the Mage Tower.
Kael shook his head, showing a seemingly kind smile: "How can it be called a conspiracy? Clearly, it's a great thing beneficial to the entire mage group."
Luxius rolled his eyes on the spot.
Hmm, very ungraceful.
But he couldn't help it. Kael's personality sowhat resembled his own younger self, always wanting to stir things up behind the scenes.
Luxius didn't intend to stop him though.
If it weren't for his own relentless escapades in his early years, he wouldn't have found his current path amidst the chaos, growing quickly.
So he didn't mind Kael doing so interesting things as long as they didn't cross the line. He might even support him openly against anyone who tried to interfere.
Spellcasters, after all, need a spirit of exploration and initiative; how else could they climb the pinnacle of magic? Relying on loud chants?
"Alright, handle your matters your way. The reason I called you here today is to give you both so prepared items, which are ready for you to use now."
Luxius stood at the top floor of the Mage Tower, turning around to look at his two students, involuntarily puffing out his chest.
For so reason, Lily suddenly felt that Luxius now looked like a proud rooster, trying to prove sothing to his students.
Although Lily suspected that this had sothing to do with Luxius being provoked by so people, prompting him to arm his students once again.
To be honest, Lily felt this wasn't necessary at all. Luxius had always given so much that Lily often wondered how she could ever repay him in the future.
She instinctively wanted to refuse the obvious gift prepared by Luxius. Of course, deep down, there might be other thoughts, like...
This gift shouldn't have included her portion initially, but since it was already prepared for Kael, Luxius decided to include one for her as well.
If she refused, maybe her gift could be given to Kael instead?
Perhaps Lily's expression was too obvious, making Kael slightly aware of her thoughts.
Of course, he just assud that the stubborn Senior Sister Lily intended to refuse Luxius's help again...
After all, he had already noticed the huge flaw in her character.
Lily was truly a genius in learning magic, with unique insights in many spell theories and the ability to adapt them.
Maybe the pressure from him was too great; there was a ti when Senior Sister Lily beca increasingly silent whenever she saw him.
Kael had no idea that, in a certain dream, Lily had suffered from the residual effects of the "Incubus mark" that could only be placed in the V group extras, causing her to rember that absurd dream whenever she saw Kael for a long ti.
Truth be told... thinking of it now was really enjoyable, Kael's big tail and little tail... Hmm, were really sothing!
Kael, unlike Lily who rembered it all clearly, only felt as if he had had a strange dream upon waking up, which made him even more casual and open when facing Lily.
Under these circumstances, Kael only felt that his overpowered abilities had greatly undermined the confidence of this mage girl from the Lancaster Territory, making her feel unworthy of Luxius's gifts.
Kael sighed.
This was why despite knowing his actions might drag Lily deeper, he still chose to help her.
He suddenly rembered eting Lily for the first ti in the Lancaster Territory, back then in Titan Town, in a room so sparse that it didn't even have windows.
At that ti, Lily was like an abandoned little beast, tied to a chair with ropes, crying in despair in a corner.
The reason being she hadn't returned to that ho where her parents were no longer around for a long ti, with no one to protect her anymore.
When threatened by barbarians, she could only helplessly pray to the gods for salvation, but the only response was from the fragile self who had left ho years ago, intending to make a na in the Royal Capital.
As Senior Sister Lily beca increasingly dependent on him and their relationship grew closer, she had once sincerely expressed her gratitude for this incident in private.
Kael couldn't quite empathize though!
After all, even though he had transmigrated to a fantasy world, the mindset ingrained in his body was still that of a reserved yet passionate Chinese youth.
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