Gwen and Lia sat in the room, the two staring at each other, silent.

Gwen was still expressionless, and she looked at Leah in a daze, and there was not even a trace of emotion in her eyes.

Leah didn't just look at Gwen again and again.

Her gaze was also on Gwen, but there was more scrutiny in her gaze.

After all...... How could Gwen possibly sleep in the same room as Victor?

Such an absurd request, let alone Victor...... At least Leah certainly wouldn't have agreed!

However, Gwen's current state always makes Leah a little bad.

Anyone who is familiar with Gwen can tell from her.

This is something that almost anyone with a discerning eye can tell is wrong.

In the past, Gwen, although he didn't talk much, was by no means what he is now.

Now she is like an extremely cold piece of ice.

Not to mention covering her up, I'm afraid that if I stay with her for a while, I may freeze myself to death.

At this time, Gwen sat on the bed sluggishly, and she had already turned her eyes away from Leah.

His eyes stared straight at the crack in the door below, his hands resting on Bai Huahua's thighs, his body straight.

The armor on his body has long since faded, and he has changed into a refreshing and light dress, which is very beautiful.

It's just that her face was condensed, and she almost surpassed Victor's facial paralysis.

When people look at it, there will always be an uncomfortable disobedience.

When exactly did Gwen change like this?

She remembers.

At the beginning, almost everyone lost their memories of Victor because of the mirror.

And when the memory was restored, Gwen rushed to Breston from the royal capital overnight as soon as possible.

She worked non-stop, from night to day, just to see Victor quickly for the first time.

However...... What exactly happened halfway through?

All Lia knew was that Gwen was unconscious.

She was naïve enough to think that Gwen was just overworked from the overnight journey.

But she was in a coma for more than a day.

When Gwen woke up, Leah was a little worried and planned to pay a visit.

But she really couldn't pull it out.

Victor never returned, leaving her in charge of more things at home.

Leah was a little silent, took a deep breath, looked at Gwen sitting on the bed with a solemn gaze, and slowly spoke:

"Gwen, you ......"

Listening to Leah's voice, Gwen slowly raised her head, her gaze falling back on Riah's slightly worried eyes.

But she was still as plain as ice, without any waves.

The more Leah looked at Gwen like this, the more uncomfortable she felt.

When it came to his throat, he just wanted to say it, but he swallowed it back stiffly.

Gwen became like this, which made her, as a friend, feel a little distressed.

That's when Gwen finally spoke.

She looked at Leah blankly, and said to her in a mechanical tone:

"Leah."

"You say."

Leah looked at Gwen very seriously.

It's a good thing to be able to speak up.

So she's willing to listen to whatever Gwen says.

Gwen looked at Leah, blinked innocently, and said:

"When can I go to Victor?"

“……”

Liya suddenly had black lines on her head, suppressed the anger in her heart, and said in a low voice like a warning:

"You're going to sleep in my room for me today, and I'm not allowed to move anywhere!"

"Oh."

Gwen nodded obediently, her body still straight.

At least, in front of Leah, she can still be very obedient.

……

Victor sat in his study with his back resting back in his chair.

A letter, lying quietly on the table in front of him.

The envelope had long since been opened by Victor, and inside it was a blank sheet of paper with no contents.

He just glanced at it, and then placed the blank letter on the table.

Then, a majestic wave of magic began to emerge from the blank letter.

Heim Horn's erratic figure appeared in front of him.

It was still the same as before, it had no face, and some of it could only be seen at a glance that it resembled a mage-like figure.

No sooner had it appeared than a voice rang out from the letter.

"Councillor Clavenner, your request, Councillor Teal has told us."

Rachel took Victor's request very seriously, so after Victor's departure, he sent a message to the council using a natural finch.

After receiving this message, Heim Horn chose to send a letter to take the initiative to communicate with Victor face-to-face.

For the council, the staff that Victor wanted to make was extremely demanding.

However, given Victor's contribution to the Mage Council as a whole, as well as his own strong personal abilities, the Council is more than capable of meeting Victor's demands.

In the waters of Padalemb, the amazing calamity war caused a huge impact, so that mages around the world came up with the idea of joining the mage council.

So much so that these days, the council has added a lot of applications for membership.

They came here.

Whose name is it?

That, of course, is Victor himself.

For the first time, many mages of the Militant faction learned from Victor that their mages could still fight like this.

The magic of violence is perfectly blended with elegant gestures.

In the eyes of those mages, Victor was like a dancer dancing on the tip of a knife, a bard singing when the world collapsed.

At this time, the flickering phantom of Heim Horn continued to speak:

"Councillor Ryan Kent has been notified, and in two days at the latest, he can be from the city of Mitty in the Simenes Mountains to the Council of Mages."

"He agreed to make a staff for you, but he also has some requests that I hope you will obtain."

Victor pondered for a moment.

【Simenes】

This is a high-level map in the mid-to-late game, and the most noteworthy thing here is that this area is inhabited by many different races.

Among them, the rare dwarven race, lives here.

They live in a place called Mitty City.

In the game's setting, it's a kingdom where dwarves gather.

The dwarves have the most advanced technology, so the city of Mitty, which was founded by them, also has the most advanced technology in the world.

Magic and mechanics are perfectly combined here, forming almost all kinds of technology.

The territory of the Lesser family, Piebo, is known as the Advanced City in the Empire.

But in front of Mitty City, his development is not even half a point compared to Mitty City.

Because Congressman Ryan Kent was there.

A fourth-order mage and a leader of the fourth-order mages, Ryan Kent is the most famous magician among the dwarves.

The magic train that can lead to the world is one of his most proud masterpieces.

Victor thought about it for a moment.

If you can make friends with such a councilor, there are many advantages.

Victor nodded:

"If the request is reasonable, I can say yes."

Heim Horn breathed a sigh of relief, and the pressure on his shoulders suddenly decreased.

Once Victor's side can agree, then there will be no contradiction between the two.

After all, Victor was a member of parliament who had just joined the parliament, so naturally he did not know about the other councilors, and their temperament.

Heim Horn was afraid that Victor would not agree, but he would force the Dwarven Councillor to make him a staff.

After all, judging by Victor's previous reviews, he was a man who could do such a thing.

His morals don't stand up to scrutiny.

Still, the dwarven councillor admired Victor.

Because he was a big fan of Victor's massive explosion-like range magic.

At this time, Victor looked at Heim Horn and continued:

"However, on that day, I should bring two people with me."

Hearing Victor say this, Heim Horn was a little puzzled.

"One of them is Kokot, you're already familiar with it."

"The other person, who has just recently become a third-order mage, I plan to have her join the council."

Hearing Victor say this, Heim Horn understood.

Victor wants to stuff people into the council?

That's fine.

After all, to be able to join the council, the minimum must be a third-order mage.

Because there are only third-order mages, they can stay in the chaotic magical environment of Endymion all the time.

Otherwise, those low-level mages will be in a chaotic environment, and the magic in their bodies will become disordered, and the use of magic will be hindered.

Over time, the stored magic in the body will fall into a state of rage, rampaging through the mage's body.

In the end, because the majestic magic power went nowhere, it exploded the mage's body.

And I think of people who are familiar with Victor and are third-order mages.

A flash of light flashed in Heim Horn's mind, and a man appeared in his mind.

Daughter of the Duke of the Empire,

She is one of Victor's students, the blonde girl who also appeared in the Calamity.

Erica Du Chloe.

Because Erica showed a third-order magic level in the academy, the news spread quickly among the aristocratic circles of the imperial capital.

Rachel, as the dean of the college, received the news as soon as possible.

After all, it's just too shocking.

A seventeen-year-old third-order mage, breaking the record of being the youngest third-order mage in Victor.

So much so that Haim Horn had long wanted to send an invitation to Erica.

However, Erica and Victor are different.

She is the daughter of Duke Rivi, and according to the position, she should belong to the Imperial Mage.

It is impossible for Erica to join the council unless the Duke agrees.

Victor is different, he is an adult.

Adults are already able to be independent.

Of course, it was actually because Victor became a councilor.

An Imperial Count with the status of a councilor.

and a duke's daughter who joined the Parliament.

The identity and meaning between the two are still different.

However, he was still a little happy to hear Victor say this.

After all, that was the youngest third-order mage.

But before Heim Horn could finish his thoughts, Victor had already spoken:

"She's my retainer and my former teaching assistant."

Tutor?

Heim Horn was stunned for a moment, a little disappointed, and his tone was obviously hesitant a little:

"Ah...... Yes...... I see. ”

Still, it's okay.

After all, he is still a third-order mage.

Heim Horn nodded and agreed:

"No problem, Councillor Kravenna, I can accept this request on behalf of the Parliament."

Victor nodded, and continued:

"There's something special about her, though."

Heim Horn was a little unimpressed:

Special?

How special can it be?

Could it be that he can surpass the duke's daughter?

Thinking of this, Heim Horn was a little helpless.

How can there be such a big difference in the degree of genius between people.

But then, Viktor's indifferent voice continued to sound.

Like a giant hammer, it smashed into Heim Horn's heart.

"This teaching assistant of mine has only been an official mage for three months."

"Take less?"

(I overslept, and I still haven't finished changing it, don't worry, I'll send it right away)