When A Mage Revolts Chapter 629: Primeval Magic

Chapter 629: Primeval Magic

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

"Why are you mentioning him? e with me, back to the tribe to continue learning magic properly. Help resist the magic tide with everyone else in three months. You will slowly learn more about all other matters in the future."

Hearing this, Benjamin furrowed his eyebrows in annoyance.

Based on his reaction, at this point, Cain and Abel should have had already gone through a very serious parting of ways and would probably engage each other in a final battle soon.

Benjamin still felt extremely confused.

What sort of event occurred in between the breaking up of brothers until the battle in the Abandoned Valley of Gods? From the information he had gathered so far, humans in this era still had to struggle to survive with that magic tide thing around. Could they really afford to have a civil war?

After following Cain silently for about half an hour, Benjamin finally arrived at the aforementioned "tribe".

Cain had called it a tribe, but this ‘tribe’ was even more primitive than Benjamin had imagined. The houses were simple, messily made out of bamboo sticks and lumber, providing little shelter against the elements. Most of the people were almost nude, using only some animal fur to cover up the important parts. Benjamin suspected that only people in high and respected positions, such as Cain, could enjoy a plete set of clothing.

Benjamin could not stop wondering about what era this actually was? Could magic not help advance their society? At the very least... To break free from such primitive standards.

Although he was unsure, he decided against saying anything about it.

Did Cain not say that he wanted to teach him magic? Benjamin wished to wait for a while and see what form magic, in this primitive age, would exist in.

After arriving in the tribe, the people they encountered all bowed to Cain, to which Cain often nodded back to in acknowledgment. Some of the words often mentioned in their conversations were terms such as "magic tide