When A Mage Revolts Chapter 654: The First Meeting

Chapter 654: The First Meeting

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Benjamin's doubts did not last that long.

After giving the order, the information network of the black operation was more reliable than he imagined. In just a few days, they managed to find the group of mages from the Kingdom of Helius.

"They're in Ferelden?" Benjamin put the report that he got down and was puzzled.

The mercenary nodded and said, "Yes, the report shows that they entered Ferelden a month ago or so, they set up their own mercenary mage guild, and their group was registered as Elizabeth."

"…Okay then."

Although he did not know why they did so, it was clear that the mages were reluctant to accept Benjamin's goodwill. They did not want to rely on the academy, they wanted to depend on themselves to survive in this plicated mage munity.

Benjamin shrugged helplessly.

Since they did not appreciate what he had offered, there was no need for him to worry about them. Therefore, he wrote a letter about what he observed from the Wood family and sent it to Elizabeth to fulfill the promise that he made.

Subsequently, he continued to participate in the rebuilding of the academy and make preparations for the new semester.

"… Mage Benjamin, you're amazing."

As time passed, the townsfolks who escaped gradually came back. They saw their town being slowly rebuilt into how it used to be, watched as Benjamin used magic to the fix the damaged town bit by bit, and they could not help but sigh.

"It's actually very simple, I do not have to do anything, they will move automatically." Benjamin smiled and said, pointed at the rebuilding materials floating in the air,

This town was his territory, it went without saying that he would do his best to defend this place.

"After rebuilding the academy, can all of you write to those who left the town, ask them to e back and continue living here?" He asked the crowd while using magic to move the bricks around.

"Of course!" A young man answered with excitement, "The tax standard you set for us is the most lenient one in the whole world. We... we all love it here, and we hope to live in this place forever."

Benjamin heard this and nodded.

"All of you also need run this town well."

In fact, this town only existed for less than a year, yet in the people’s minds, this town was already their "home