The First Mage

Palin was so nervous that he was dying, but he pretended to be calm and said: "When I was meditating just now, I found that I seemed to have touched the opportunity to be promoted to a fourth-level mage. You know, such things as opportunities are rare. I have to catch it, you see, there is no one in the camp who is suitable to be my opponent, so I plan to go out to find a monster, and then through the contest with the monster, let this opportunity magnify, and then let me succeed A fourth-level mage."

"Oh? Have you found an opportunity?" With the strength of a Doria mage, it is natural to see Perrin's current strength at a glance. He is indeed not far from a fourth-level mage. If you encounter an opportunity at this time, then It is indeed a very normal thing.

"Yeah!" Palin nodded, and at the same time secretly wiped away the cold sweat in his heart. It turns out that this is how it feels to deceive a mage...

He had only seen Lynch deceive a wizard before, and at the time, he felt that this bastard had such a strong psychological quality...

But I didn't expect that my psychological quality was actually strong to a certain extent... Even, compared to Lynch, it seemed that it was not much worse?

It seems that during this period of time, I have indeed made great progress...

"If you find an opportunity..." Mage Doria frowned. As Perrin said, the opportunity for a breakthrough is indeed rare. If you forcibly refuse Perrin's request, it is really possible Depriving him of the opportunity is not what a teacher should do...

"You can go out now?" Perrin looked at Sorcerer Doria expectantly.

"If you want to leave the camp in order to become a fourth-level mage, then I can allow you to leave the camp now, but, as I said earlier, if you do not become a fourth-level mage when you come back, or if there is any accident, it will affect the future. If you take action, then, I won't be so easy to talk about..."

Originally, Perrin seemed extremely happy when he heard that Doria Sorcerer agreed to let him leave the camp. After all, wasn't that what he was looking for the Sorcerer for?

But after hearing what he said later, Palin's expression suddenly stiffened again. Damn, this was just an excuse I made up at random. What kind of opportunity is not an opportunity? This is simply a non-existent thing.

Before I left the camp, I was only a third-level mage. When I returned to the camp, I had to become a fourth-level mage. If I didn't complete it, I would probably be punished by the Doria mage.

It's too awful……

It's impossible to think about it...

At this moment, Palin didn't even dare to ask to leave the camp, and wanted to give up his plan to find Lynch.

After all, I don't know where this guy has gone, the Starry Sky Battlefield is so big, I probably won't be able to find him.

If he couldn't find Mafa Merlin, and he didn't become a fourth-level mage himself, then wouldn't it be a loss to grandma's family?

Palin doesn't want to do such a loss-making business at all...

Originally, he did plan to tell Sorcerer Doria directly that he didn't want to leave the camp.

However, if you think about it carefully, wouldn't it be inappropriate to say that you don't plan to leave the camp now? After all, I was the one who asked for the pass, and now I am the one who doesn't want the pass. If it keeps changing like this, then, I really don't know what the wizard Doria will look like.

Perhaps, you will still doubt yourself?

Damn, if a mage expresses doubts, it will definitely put a lot of pressure on himself. Although he hasn't revealed his secrets yet, once he is questioned, with his psychological endurance, he can say Maybe it will fall apart in an instant, and everything will be exposed at that time.

Once the wizard knows that he has not found any opportunity to break through at all, then this matter will be a big deal. I am not that guy Lynch, and I still have some talent to be appreciated by the wizard, even if I make a mistake No matter how bad it is, it can be turned into a small matter. If I make a mistake, I will be kicked out of the Royal Academy of Magic in minutes...

So for a while, Perrin really didn't know what to do. If he had known that this matter was so difficult, he shouldn't have come to see Doria Sorcerer...

However, Sorcerer Doria quickly made a choice for Palin.

When Palin fell silent, Mage Doria just thought that Palin had acquiesced to his own words, so he didn't waste any more time, turned around and returned to the tent, took out a black pass and handed it to Palin .

Perrin was in a daze, and got the pass from the mage.

"Okay, let's go." Wizard Doria left behind a sentence, then turned and entered the tent.

The corner of Perrin's mouth twitched, and he didn't react until this time, and then looked at the pass in his hand, his face was full of bitterness, if it weren't for what Doria Sorcerer said, now that he got the pass, he would definitely get carried away with excitement, I can't wait to leave the camp to find Lynch as soon as possible.

However, it's more embarrassing now, this pass is simply a hot potato, if you can't find Mafa Merlin, you will be really unlucky...

While speaking, Perrin held the pass in his hand and walked towards the camp exit with heavy steps. Then he came into contact with the patrol mage Taylor whom Lynch had communicated with before.

This Taylor just rounded up Lynch's matter, and now he saw Palin who wanted to leave the camp, his expression was not so polite, and his tone seemed a little impatient: "Leaving the camp? Do you have a pass? "

"Yes." Palin reluctantly handed the pass to Taylor. Taylor checked it a little bit, and after confirming that there was no problem, he made a way for Palin to leave the camp in a business-like manner.

"By the way, have you seen Mafa Merlin?" Perrin originally wanted to leave directly, but at this moment, he suddenly asked subconsciously as if remembering something.

However, after asking, Perrin felt that something was wrong again. Damn, Mafa Merlin sneaked out, so there's no need to reveal his name, right? Isn't this causing trouble for him? Besides, since he slipped out, how could these mages have seen him?

Just as Perrin thought, Taylor said directly: "No, we haven't seen Mafa Merlin."

Perrin immediately breathed a sigh of relief, said a polite sentence, and then left the camp.