No matter how strong De Coren is, it is impossible to compare to a legendary mage, even if this legendary mage is very old. With only one spell, De Coren was controlled by Master Baiertod, but De Coran's magic resistance and control resistance were obviously much higher than expected, and under his strong struggle, the control spell actually showed signs of being broken free.

Byrtor quickly unleashed a second spell, which was much more powerful, completely stunning De Coron. With one more spell, Decoren was transferred to his personal space by Byertod. However, this kind of private space can only store dead things, and it is not an independent small world, and the world of "Choice" is not a high-magic world after all.

The ogre was solved, but Baiertod had no intention of returning to the imperial capital, anyway, it was only a temporary settlement, and the experimental equipment was also in his private space, where he could do research, so Baiertord asked the two elite combat teams to go back and report a message by themselves, and he himself temporarily stayed here to study De Coron.

Master Baiertod majored in illusion and space spells, and De Coren was young, and with a little seduction with illusion and food, De Coren would say anything.

In this way, Byrtor knew enough about De Coron, knowing that he was only 7 years old, but he had a mind and physical fitness far beyond that of a normal ogre, and he also had a strong talent for spellcasting. In addition, as an ogre, De Colon has killed a lot, but he has never eaten people.

Byrtard is a rare wandering mage who has seen a large number of strange creatures during his travels, so he does not have a strong sense of race, and will not think that De Colon is a monster just because he is an ogre, and must kill him. Of course, Baiertord is human himself, so it is crucial that De Coron has never eaten a human, which makes Baiertord more receptive to him. As for killing, humans kill each other more, and the people De Coren kills are strictly self-defense, and Baiertod doesn't care too much.

After being easily defeated by Byertod, De Koren finally realized the power of the spell and had a strong desire to learn. And from the communication with De Cologne, Baiertod also found that his intelligence level is equivalent to that of a child, and he is still a very talented child.

Inspired by De Coren's talent and a desire to study, Byertod began to tentatively impart De Coren knowledge. He didn't teach De Colon deliberately wrong like the previous mage apprentices, but taught seriously.

De Coren soon developed basic literacy skills, and it was during this period that Byertod asked him to keep a diary, and he became a habit. In the subsequent spell teaching, De Coren also showed excellent learning ability, which made Baiertod pay more and more attention to De Coren, and his status in Baiertod's heart gradually changed from studying materials to being a real disciple.

About a year later, Byrtor was finally conquered by De Coren's outstanding talent and officially accepted De Coren as a disciple.

Then De Koren traveled around the Yar continent with Bairtold, and the relationship between the two grew over time, becoming more and more intimate, and it can be clearly seen in De Koren's diary that he completely regarded Baiertod as a master and father, and Baiertord probably regarded De Koren as half a son.

However, although De Coren's talent for spell casting is excellent, due to the fact that ogres are inherently inferior to humans in terms of mind and self-control, they have not made much progress in illusions, and there is nothing good about Bairtold's ability to do this.

This changed when De Coren was 11 and a half years old, and two sarcomas grew on his left and right shoulders almost at the same time.

Byertod tells De Coren that this is due to the changes that have occurred as he is about to become an adult, and that the two sarcomas are two new heads, and that De Coren will become the only three-headed ogre.

Under normal circumstances, the two-headed ogre is already very rare, and the three-headed ogre can be said to have not appeared for many years, and the newly added head will greatly strengthen De Kron's magic and give him more natural spells, as well as the ability to use three minds; But at the same time, De Coran's mind will decline further, and his mind will be more confused by the fact that two more heads are fighting each other for control, and even his learning ability and magical control will be reduced, because he only needs to supply one head, but now he has to raise three heads.

Seeing that De Colon still didn't understand very well, Baiertod had to say it more clearly: if it was the kind of ogre who didn't have the ability to learn, it would naturally be a good thing to have two more heads, anyway, his brain was stupid, and it didn't matter how stupid he was; But for De Coren, it will do more harm than good, even if his main head can still play a leading role, but the acquisition of nutrients will inevitably be reduced, and he will also need to compete with the other two heads for control, not only the mental level and learning ability will be greatly reduced, but many spells that have been learned before will not be able to be used, and even the success rate of spell casting will be greatly reduced.

Just think about it, if the main brain is casting spells, and the secondary brain suddenly comes to compete for dominance, the spells will definitely not be able to be used smoothly, and only talent spells and bloodline spells can not be affected.

Hearing Baiertord say this, De Coren panicked, if his brain has never been smart and sober, it doesn't matter if two more heads come out, but a person with a normal mind will not be willing to have two more autonomous consciousnesses, especially when these two autonomous consciousnesses are completely uncontrolled.

This was the first time that Byrtor had encountered this situation, but he proposed the idea of strangling the two heads in advance through a magical operation, and forcibly using them to re-transform into nutrients to nourish De Coron's body.

The bad situation of this is a complete waste of this opportunity to improve in adulthood, and it is very likely that none of the talent spells will be learned, and it may even cause some damage to De Coran, and this damage may even be irreversible, after all, Baiertod has never done such an operation, and he has no idea what the consequences will be.

The good thing is to further improve De Coran's mind and magic control through the nourishment of the two newborn heads, so that he will not easily lose control when he gets angry in the future, illusions may be able to be learned, and the control of spells is more in place, although the talent spells and bloodline spells that are automatically comprehended may be reduced, but they can also inherit a part.

Because De Coren's future was at stake, Byertod didn't want to make decisions for De Coren and let him make his own decisions.