The First Mage

But Lynch didn't give any explanation. In fact, he wasn't in the mood to explain. After all, he didn't even know what was going on...

Soon, they entered the camp.

Standing in the camp, he didn't see any of the disciples of the Doria mage, including Perrin, and Lynch shook his head, then returned to his tent.

However, as soon as Lynch entered the tent, he saw Palin standing inside anxiously.

"Great, you're finally back." The moment Lynch walked into the tent, Perrin had already spotted Lynch, and rushed over excitedly.

Looking at Palin's appearance, Lynch couldn't help crying and laughing. He seemed too excited, which caused him to speak incoherently. Lynch needed to be extremely serious to hear what Palin was saying clearly.

It turned out that after Perrin and Sufis fled back to the camp, they immediately went to look for Doria Magister. After reporting what happened to them, they immediately planned to ask Doria Magister for help and send some mages Go back and help Lynch.

But what surprised them was that Mage Doria had a serious expression on her face and even stood up from the stool. However, when she heard that the other party did not send a mage, Mage Doria suddenly He relaxed, then sat back down again, followed closely, and had no intention of helping, but told them to go back to their respective tents to rest first, as for Lynch's affairs, they were not needed care.

What does it mean not to care about them?

To be honest, none of the mages present could have reacted to the reaction of the Dorian wizard. Generally speaking, Lynch is the second person in charge of the silver plane after all! If even he falls into the opponent's hands, doesn't that mean that the Royal Academy of Magic will be very passive?

Moreover, they are not only thinking about the Royal Academy of Magic, but at the same time, they are also extremely worried about Lynch's safety.

After all, in order to allow them to escape, Lynch directly took away all the mages from Erd College! For their safety, Lynch didn't even care about his own safety. Now that they have fled back, how could they not help their teaching assistant?

However, Sorcerer Doria did not intend to change his words at all. With Perrin and Sufis staying in the tent, Sorcerer Doria simply blasted them out in dissatisfaction.

After all, they are not Lynch, and they don't have that much authority in the camp. Without the consent of the Doria mage, they can't mobilize any pioneer mages, so they can only They each returned to the tent, anxiously waiting for Lynch to come back.

And now that I finally see Lynch, how can you make Palin unhappy?

"This time, Sorcerer Doria doesn't know what's going on. She's so cruel that she doesn't even want to help you." Perrin couldn't help complaining after he finished rejoicing.

"Doria Sorcerer is actually doing the right thing. He just has too much confidence in me. To put it bluntly, he believes in my strength. In the current situation where the manpower in the camp is stretched, if he can save some manpower, he will save some time. Some manpower." Compared to Palin's complaints, Lynch felt that it didn't matter.

In fact, he can also understand the thoughts of the Doria mage. After all, the current Doria mage already knows his own strength very well.

Especially knowing that he has the Book of the Dead.

Under such circumstances, after knowing that there is no wizard to trouble him, the Doria wizard will definitely not go to great lengths to save himself, and this, from another perspective, can also be regarded as a The mage's affirmation of himself.

Thinking of this, Lynch couldn't help being not at all depressed, but rather happy. After all, it is not easy for a seventh-level mage to be affirmed by a mage...

"Why didn't Sorcerer Doria send someone to rescue you and abandoned you? Are you so happy?" Perrin was speechless when he saw Lynch's reaction, "You bastard, you really like to seek abuse..."

"With your IQ, it's hard for me to explain to you what's going on." Lynch clicked his lips, and then he stopped talking with Palin. He has indeed consumed a lot of energy, now that he has returned safely, he should hurry up and take a rest.

Soon, Lynch sat back on the bed.

Originally, he wanted to go straight into meditation, but the next moment, Lynch still set his gaze on his right hand.

Every time he focused on his palm, to be honest, Lynch felt a lingering fear in his heart. He didn't know what happened, so how could his palm become like this.

Even when he returned to the vicinity of the bloody totem, Lynch didn't fully understand it.

Now his palm looks similar to the palm of a demon, except for the lack of sharp claws, and the appearance of exuding a strange blood light, no matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like the palm of a human being. On the way back to the camp, the mages he saw all looked at him with strange expressions.

But fortunately, although the palm of my hand has undergone a great mutation, fortunately, I have not felt any obvious pain until now, and the mutation on the palm of my hand has not affected me at all. Casting spells, just like in that forest before, no matter what spells I cast, they are extremely smooth.

However, although there is no danger for the time being, he has to find a way to figure it out earlier. After all, his hand has become like this, and he can't really ignore it. If he can't solve all this, he can only find it in the end. Doria the wizard.

Believe in this mage, there will definitely be a solution.

Lynch muttered something, and then he felt a little more at ease, and then entered into meditation.

Lynch came back safely, not only Palin was happy, but also a group of disciples of Dorian mages such as Sophie, and many people even cheered and couldn't help drinking to celebrate.

For Lynch, the assistant coach, it can be said that they all have a dependent mentality now.

Such a near-perfect teaching assistant, in the Royal Academy of Magic, apart from Lynch, there is no other one. If something happened to Lynch, it would be hard for them to imagine. Where else can I find such a good teaching assistant.