Over twenty days later.
Herag and the three others stood in front of the Teleportation Altar, with Parker beside them.
They had arrived here via teleportation, and now it was ti to return.
Asuna was also by Herag’s side; he was Herag’s servant.
Due to the Master-Servant Contract they signed, Asuna was considered Herag’s personal property and could be taken along.
"I’ve already inford them of your situation over there, and your assessnts have been passed. Herag, wizards from Serlandir will contact you later to help arrange the details of entering the Land of Dawn. David and Reese, you two can enter together with Herag at that ti to minimize trouble."
Parker was explaining the subsequent matters on the side.
According to previous regulations, David and Reese were supposed to wait for other bases’ wizard assessnts to be completed before entering the Land of Dawn together.
These people are uniformly arranged, unless soone like Herag catches the eye of a Wizard Organization, then they can make individualized arrangents.
But now, due to Herag’s connections, Parker offered a favor, allowing David and Reese to enter the Land of Dawn together with Herag.
Without waiting for others.
Thus, David and Reese can arrive at the Land of Dawn ahead of ti.
According to the arrangent, those like David and Reese, who are not noticed by a Wizard Organization, will obtain resident status upon entering the Land of Dawn.
However, they will need to solve their living and accommodation issues themselves.
Of course, they can still join major Wizard Organizations as long as they’re capable.
"Thank you, Mr. Parker, for your care over the past year."
Herag and the three others bowed to express their respect.
Parker warmly rubbed the back of his head and smiled, "Alright then, go ahead."
After Herag and the others stepped onto the Teleportation Altar, Parker took out a purple gemstone and placed it into a recess on the altar.
Following that, the altar began to emit a purple glow.
Herag saw the surrounding space starting to ripple as if a stone had been thrown into a calm water surface.
Reese suddenly grabbed Herag’s hand, supporting her forehead with the other, appearing sowhat dizzy.
Asuna looked even more uncomfortable, with a shaky posture, as if she could faint at any mont.
Herag felt entirely fine due to his high Constitution.
Seeing Reese and Asuna feeling unwell, he took hold of both of them with a hand each, keeping their balance steady.
During the teleportation, the surroundings were not dark but full of multicolored, distorted scenes.
However, these images flashed by so quickly that even with Herag’s vision, he couldn’t discern their details.
The process seed both lengthy and swift.
In the blink of an eye, Herag noticed that the surroundings had changed.
In front of them was the huge coliseum of Augustus Academy, with vacant tiered seating all around.
Behind them stood the massive Light Gate, which, once passed through, led to various bases of the Elf Plane.
Reese and David both sighed in relief as they took in their surroundings.
Having reached here, they felt genuinely safer.
In the Elf Plane, even in Base 27, they were constantly on edge, uncertain of when an accident might occur.
The base contained too many powerful figures, creating a formidable sense of pressure.
For wizards in the Gaseous Stage like them, it was quite overwhelming to stay there.
Returning here allowed them, as Level 1 Wizards, to walk with their heads slightly raised.
In the Barren Land, a Level 1 Gasification Wizard was already considered quite strong.
Asuna was curiously observing the surroundings.
She knew this was the Wizard Plane, so everything captivated her interest.
In front of the Teleportation Gate was a small table, behind which sat a Level 1 Wizard, a slightly overweight middle-aged woman.
She looked up at Herag and the others, asking, "Which base are you returning from?"
"Base 27." Herag said as he approached, indicating it was a registration area.
Asuna felt shy and instinctively held onto Herag’s hand, following behind him.
This was a completely unfamiliar world to her, and in this world, the only person she knew and could rely on was Herag.
Herag tightened his grip slightly, giving Asuna a sense of security.
The middle-aged woman glanced at a booklet and then asked, "Are you Herag, David, and Reese? According to information, you’ve brought a servant nad Asuna."
Herag nodded, "That’s correct, I am Herag."
The middle-aged lady handed Herag a sheet of paper, saying, "Fill out these details. Congratulations to you three for qualifying to enter the Land of Dawn. According to regulations, you can bring servants as well as relatives and spouses into the Land of Dawn. However, I have a small suggestion here."
"After you’ve established yourselves there, then bring over your relatives and spouses."
"Thank you for the advice, Ms. Shanna, much appreciated!" Herag noted her na from the table.
Shanna smiled kindly and said, "Herag, take note that people from Serlandir will co to fetch you in about two months. Use this ti to prepare. Lastly, congratulations again; Serlandir is indeed a very powerful Wizard Organization."
Shanna’s friendly deanor towards Herag was mainly because he belonged to Serlandir.
Those already part of a Wizard Organization in the Land of Dawn were always treated kindly by Shanna, and she would seize opportunities to build relationships if possible.
Herag then penned so information on the paper, followed by David and Reese recording their own.
"Alright, nothing more. Soon, people from Serlandir will co to the Black Rock Valley to look for you. Also, I’ve received word from Lord Parker that David and Reese need not wait and can accompany the Serlandir people to the Land of Dawn." Shanna said.
"Yes, thank you, Ms. Shanna." Herag replied with a smile.
After finishing the registration, the four walked out of the coliseum and entered Augustus Academy.
Asuna curiously observed everything in the academy, finding everything novel.
Students of Augustus Academy were buzzing around, exuding youthful energy, with a relaxed atmosphere.
This scene was sothing Asuna had never encountered before, as she’d never seen so many peers gathered in one place.
Since childhood, she had struggled for survival, and the journey to beco a Caster was filled with hardship.
Only after enduring many hardships did she finally save enough money to buy a small house in Oberstein, achieving a place of solace.
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