Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique-Chapter 884 - 39 Stone and Knife_2

Chapter 884: Chapter 39 Stone and Knife_2

Chapter 884 -39 Stone and Knife_2

“Yes, Master.”

Mr. Xu Jing, following the orders, left the palace to implement the preset plan.

Meanwhile, Lotson crossed the Endless Void and returned to the vicinity of Ravensmouth College’s frontline defense.

He didn’t rush to appear.

Lotson briefly regained his Saint Position, and a flash of rainbow light crossed his eyes.

Countless colored lines, straight or slanted, thick or thin, long or short, rapidly appeared and changed before Lotson’s eyes.

Each line represented a possible fate.

Prophecy is about filtering out the most likely outcome from these numerous possibilities of fate.

The most likely does not mean absolute.

After all, times change, circumstances change, and fate is always evolving.

About two months ago, the prophecy that Great Sage Mitchell was very likely to make a move against the Ravensmouth College advance team changed just after meeting with Great Sage Mitchell.

From making a move, it had escalated to making a deadly move.

The time for action also moved forward by more than half a month.

In other words, this meeting and rejection by Lotson had given Great Sage Mitchell a great shock.

It caused a change in Great Sage Mitchell’s mindset.

“This damned fate!”

Exiting the prophecy state and putting away his Saint Position, Lotson cursed under his breath, feeling somewhat displeased.

Frist Diomand was right about one thing.

Even if Ravensmouth College were destroyed, it wouldn’t really impact Lotson much.

The key issue was the timing of such a destruction.

In every aspect, Ravensmouth College had provided great help in Lotson’s resurgence.

Whether it’s favors, investment, responsibilities, or karma, these four phrases could all describe the bonds between Lotson and Ravensmouth College.

Not to mention, this life’s cheap brother, sister-in-law, and niece all were at Ravensmouth College.

These bonds were real and couldn’t be severed instantly.

Therefore, Lotson could not stand by and watch Ravensmouth College be destroyed now.

Whether it was for Great Sage Mitchell’s advancement or switching practices, from any perspective, Lotson had to disrupt it.

Originally, Lotson didn’t want to confront Great Sage Mitchell directly.

After all, he only had the Saint Position now and did not possess his full combat form.

Even if he could pay some price to exert his full strength from his previous life for a short period, it would be highly uneconomical.

Withdrawing early is like taking a loan—it must be repaid.

However, both the Wizard World Will and the Tomorrow Court and Heavenly Master’s Mansion of the Immortal God civilization were pushing for Lotson to directly confront Great Sage Mitchell.

“Sigh!”

With a deep sigh, Lotson decided not to avoid it any longer.

What was bound to come would eventually come, and it couldn’t be avoided.

Since all parties wanted him to directly confront Great Sage Mitchell, who was approaching the end of his life and would surely risk everything, he might as well fulfill their wishes.

Having considered everything thoroughly, Lotson’s expression became solemn, and the “Metamorphosis Period” quietly ended.

After rebirth, his true realm was a Fourth-Level Sage.

With this, the price of early withdrawal would be somewhat lesser, and the time for exerting his full strength would be a little longer.

The other person involved, Great Sage Mitchell, who had returned to his new headquarters, suddenly felt something.

“Is this my Saint calamity?”

After carefully sensing the sudden feeling, Great Sage Mitchell murmured to himself.

Whether it is the Wizard system of the Wizard civilization or the Immortal God system of the Immortal God civilization, advancing to Saint, Celestial Master, or Heavenly Immortal always involves a calamity.

If one overcomes this calamity, they can advance.

If they fail to overcome it, the consequences range from severe injuries and regression in realm to death.

The previous struggle of Great Sage Mitchell to seize the position of Mysterious Sage Wizard can be considered the calamity of the Saint of Nostrodamus’s rebirth, or it can be seen as Lotson’s incomplete Saint calamity.

Now, driven by multiple parties, the confrontation between Lotson and the Great Sage Mitchell had become inevitable.

For the Great Sage Mitchell, this was a Saint’s calamity as well as a calamity of lifespan, which he had to overcome.

Failure to do so left no other outcome, only death and the disappearance of his path.

For Lotson, this could be considered as the aftermath of his last incomplete Saint calamity or a calamity of entanglements.

There were plenty of alternatives, it didn’t matter whether he overcame it or not.

The Immortal God Tomorrow Court had promised the Great Sage Mitchell that they would ensure he could switch his cultivation and successfully ascend to Celestial Master.

The crux lay in Lotson’s mindset for overcoming the calamity.

From this point of view, Mr. Xu Jing, representing the Celestial Court in negotiations with the Great Sage Mitchell, had not lied.

However, the Heavenly Master’s Mansion had other calculations in this matter.

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And in this situation, the weakest and arguably the most innocent party was Revosorath Academy.

Dean Frist, who was struggling to save himself and trying to dodge dangers and seize opportunities in this crisis, hung up the encrypted video communication, his mood quite heavy.

The spokespersons of the other three Level Nine Great Sages, upon hearing about the Great Sage Mitchell accepting aid from the Immortal God Tomorrow Court to switch to the Immortal God System and ascending to Celestial Master, all expressed significant shock.

This was an outright act of betrayal!

But when Dean Frist mentioned the idea of the Supreme Council issuing a call to unite against the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell and Great Sage Mitchell himself, all three spokespersons evaded the topic.

Everyone was a master of their own Wizard Forces and a shrewd thinker.

Dean Frist’s motives were crystal clear to them.

How could the spokespersons of the three Level Nine Great Sages allow themselves to be used by Revosorath Academy to do things that benefitted them not?

Most importantly, even if the Supreme Council truly regarded the Great Sage Mitchell and his tower as rebels and decided to launch a campaign, it should be the direct forces of the five Saint-level members of the council that led the charge.

The three families only needed to assist, or even just cheer from the sidelines.

There was no need for them to be at the forefront of the battle.

Thus, the spokespersons of the three Level Nine Great Sages straightforwardly rejected Dean Frist’s proposal for an alliance.

This outcome had been anticipated by Dean Frist even before he made the call.

What weighed down his mood was not the result, but the current situation.

The influence of the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell in the parallel universe was too massive.

Should a real conflict arise, let alone exerting full force, the Tower of the Great Sage Mitchell need only employ less than a quarter of its power to completely wipe out the Revosorath Academy Advance Team.

If the Great Sage Mitchell personally intervened, and if the Supreme Council’s Parallel Universe Office was too slow or unwilling to respond, with the other three Level Nine Great Sages just watching, even if the four Level Seven Great Sages of Revosorath Academy Advance Team acted together, they would not buy much time.

“We’re missing someone to directly confront the Great Sage Mitchell.”

Gathering his heavy thoughts, Dean Frist muttered to himself and continued his calculations.

In fact, regarding this matter, he had already done everything he could.

He was still calculating now, simply because he was unwilling to let go.

“What are you thinking about?”

Suddenly, a voice sounded faintly behind him.

Dean Frist’s body startled, and he slowly turned around, facing Lotson who did not make a grimace, had changed demeanor significantly, and appeared more unhinged, he could not help but feel helpless.

Scaring someone might actually scare them to death, don’t you know?

After the helplessness, came surprise and thoughtfulness.

Lotson was actually exuding the aura of just having advanced to a Fourth Level Sage.

As a reincarnated Saint, would Lotson really not control his own aura well?

Dean Frist absolutely did not believe this.

So the problem came, why would Lotson purposely display that he had restored to the level of a Fourth Level Sage in front of him?

A spark of insight flashed in Dean Frist’s eyes.

One after another, various matters floated up in his mind, and one detail after another was linked together.

Suddenly, Dean Frist understood.

Looking at Lotson who even while just standing silently, emitted an undeniable madness, Dean Frist’s lips parted:

“So that’s how it is.”