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Danger, Truth School is in peril!
The vegetables have gone bad, and Evil Mage is planning to unite and launch a surprise attack on Truth School.
After all, in a one-on-one fight, Evil Mage is no match.
Um, brothers ahead, are you sure it's a one-on-one? Every time Truth School battles Evil Mage, it seems to be a righteous group beating.
Not really; last time, wasn’t it Charles who faced off against Mai Zhe alone?
A flurry of Danmaku exposed all of Evil Mage's schemes cleanly before Xu Lie.
At that moment, he declined Reiner's kind offer: "I won't learn Idealism Magic."
As an actor for the company, Xu Lie used to watch Danmaku and act at the same time.
After taking the genetic potion, he had acquired all the abilities of a Legendary Mage, and his mental strength became exceptionally powerful.
He could now multitask effortlessly, fully capable of watching Danmaku while acting.
He analyzed the reading of Danmaku and seriously considered Reiner's good intentions.
What he didn’t expect was that the audience would be so supportive, providing him with such crucial intelligence for free.
Indeed, no matter which Script World one goes to, the audience's Danmaku is the truly invaluable source of information.
Isn’t this much more useful than any imperial guard or the Federal Investigation Bureau?
Two years have passed, and Truth School, this Logistics Base, has gradually gotten on track; Xu Lie has indeed relaxed quite a bit and has let down his guard.
He thought no one would dare to seek death here.
Arrogantly speaking, if they were to be ambushed by a united front from Evil Mage, it wouldn’t be a total loss, but there would still be some damage.
Fortunately, with the warning from Danmaku, since he had learned about it in advance, he could set up a trap to completely eliminate any losses.
He also reminded himself of this hidden danger; no matter how long it takes in the future, he must not lose vigilance.
In the office, standing opposite Xu Lie, Reiner was completely unaware of any anomalies: perhaps due to Xu Lie’s innate talent.
Perhaps he could reach the pinnacle within the system of Idealism Magic.
Over these two years of teaching and nurturing students, maybe due to long-term interaction with them, Reiner had become more benevolent and amiable.
At first glance, he gave off a good impression as a kind-hearted old teacher.
This was a report to Xu Lie regarding the situation of the third recruitment. After discussing that, they casually chatted and happened to mention the limits of Idealism Magic.
Reiner wasn't particularly focused on unraveling all the mysteries of magic, but he was curious about the limits of Idealism Magic, which is why he brought it up with Xu Lie. After all, their principal was quite capable in many ways, but he had too much free time. Every day, after handling school affairs, he either went fishing by the lake or racked his brain to assign new research tasks to wizards who had just completed one.
Since he had so much spare time, why not explore the heights that Idealism Magic could reach?
Xu Lie, however, didn't share that sentiment. Dealing with school matters and assigning research tasks already consumed enough of his mental energy; he didn't want to learn anything new on top of that. No way.
Besides, even though Idealism Magic in the Burning Fire world seemed quite impressive, so what? Learning it? What would happen after mastering it? Once they ventured into other Script Worlds, Ying Qian would need to find a company for conversion, and each time they entered a different Script World, it would cost money.
How could he afford to waste Payment? This time, in order to establish the Logistics Base, he had already invested most of his assets and had very few points left. It was far better to have the company purchase skills or knowledge for himself, avoiding the unnecessary expenses of conversion.
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