The First Mage

Of course, if it's just these things, then Rogge can bear it to a certain extent. After all, Lynch has not been cold for a day or two. Crucially, it is also something that should make Rogge happy.

However, such a guy who didn't contribute at all, is now mistaken by other mages as the hero who broke the hexagram? Looking at Lynch again, he didn't even mean to explain at all. Looking at his expression, it seemed that he really solved the hexagram array.

It's just too shameless!

This time, Rogge couldn't bear it anymore, and couldn't help mocking Lynch aloud.

"Ah? What do you mean?" What Rogge said just now also attracted Lynch's attention. When seeing Rogge mocking himself for being shameless, to be honest, Lynch really couldn't react. Shameless?

"You don't know why you are shameless? Then tell everyone, who cracked this hexagram array, by the way, let me listen too." Rogge took a deep breath, barely stood up from the ground with all his strength, and then Look at Lynch.

Lynch was taken aback for a moment, and then suddenly realized that in an instant, Lynch felt a little dumbfounded. No wonder Roger looked so unhappy... He thought he had stolen his honor...

Probably, he really thought it was the six-pointed star array that was broken by his random spells...

But it’s no wonder that when Lynch was manipulating the undead creatures to solve the alchemy runes, Rogge was still concentrating on releasing spells to bombard the hexagram array, not to mention not noticing his small movements, I’m afraid he didn’t even realize it. If it wasn't for my help, the hexagram formation that exploded in full force would have posed a fatal threat to the two of them long ago...

"Why, don't you dare to say it?" Seeing Lynch's silence, Rogge thought that he had seen through his shamelessness, so he was so embarrassed that he couldn't speak now. All of you, this six-pointed star formation was solved by me, the great mage Rogge, and your assistant teacher Mafa Merlin was useless before this, just came in to make soy sauce."

After this sentence was finished, all the disciples of the Doria wizard present showed a look of disbelief. This hexagram was solved by Rogge?

Such a thing, no matter how you look at it, is impossible...

Although Rogge is a sixth-level mage, everyone knows that this sixth-level mage is not even a fart in front of their assistant teacher Mafa Merlin...

Under such circumstances, how could this six-pointed star array be solved by him...

But looking at Lynch's silence now, everyone was really worried that what Rogge said was true, and they couldn't help feeling a little anxious at the moment. They really hope that Lynch can refute Rogge aloud, after all, he was just in the six-pointed star formation. They didn't see everything that happened in the middle, and they didn't have the qualifications to help Lynch argue at all.

Perrin stomped his feet and looked at Lynch with pain on his face: "Mafa Merlin, is what that bastard Rogge said true? Rogge really got rid of this six-pointed star formation?"

"Since Master Rogge said he was the one who solved the hexagram array, then he was the one who solved it. It's not a big deal. There's nothing to argue about..." Lynch rolled his eyes. To claim credit for such a trivial matter, besides, what if you prove it? Can I still gain a piece of meat?

Of course, it would be okay if I explained it, maybe it could anger Rogge and earn some hatred points again, but if I really explained it, it would inevitably involve the Book of the Dead, and even take the book of the dead. It is definitely unrealistic to summon undead assassins out of the book of the dead and show them.

But if the Book of the Dead is not involved, there is probably no way to clarify this matter... So Lynch thought about it, and let it go. Since Rogge wants to take credit, let him just let it go, it's not a big deal Big things.

"See, even this guy admits it himself, what else is there to say?" Rogge looked triumphantly at those mages with ugly faces. I endured a sulking breath, now that I'm fine, I can finally feel elated.

Now these disciples of the Doria wizard should know that their teaching assistant is nothing in front of him, right?

After all, I am a sixth-level mage, which is my greatest advantage. Although Mafa Merlin is indeed a little clever, it is still very unrealistic to completely bridge this gap...

"Damn... actually gave this guy a chance to be arrogant." Perrin stomped his feet and looked at Lynch depressed. It stands to reason that he should be the one who broke the hexagram this time. How could he be snatched by Rogge? Chance? This point, Palin really can't figure it out...

"Others are willing to take the credit, so you just give him the credit. Anyway, there will be no more or less meat." Lynch looked at the cheerful Rogge over there, smiled and said: "Besides, Roger He really worked hard in the six-pointed star formation just now, and it's nothing to make him happy now."

"So, you solved the six-pointed star array?" Perrin's eyes lit up when he heard the playful tone in Lynch's voice.

However, Lynch did not continue. After all, he knew that with Palin's character, if he continued to answer the conversation, it would be endless. Greg would turn around and make trouble for himself.

This cycle goes on and on, and there is almost no time to stop.

What is urgent now is not these...

After the Hexagram was dealt with by them, the top priority now should be the main control room behind the Hexagram. Looking at the door opposite the hall, Lynch couldn't wait.

"Let's go." Lynch said to the disciples of the Doria wizard, and after finishing speaking, he took the lead and walked there.

And although these young mages were very depressed about what happened just now, and were still wondering why Rogge cracked the hexagram, but since Lynch's order had been issued, they had to carry it out, so they felt very depressed He followed behind Lynch and walked towards the door of the main control room.

As for Rogge, after seeing Lynch and the others walking towards the door, he followed quickly without delay.