The next day.

The sky is dim.

When the sun had just risen, Colin arrived at the school.

According to what Marjorie said yesterday, Lillian should have classes at the Xisheng main teaching building in the central area of ​​the school on Wednesday.

He arrived at the teaching building with ease. It was a huge old castle, simple and solemn, and the mottled outer walls told its long history.

The roads inside are complicated and you can get lost if you are not careful.

Fortunately, this is not his first time here...

Some time ago, in order to further utilize the knowledge crystal that Erica had given him on Blackstone Island, he signed up for several free public classes.

Mainly about potions.

Not long after, along the complex corridors in the castle, he arrived at the huge lecture theater on the third floor.

It is worth mentioning that this is where he attended the free potions open class a few days ago.

Colin stood at the door and glanced inside. Although the lecture theater was large, there were only about twenty wizards sitting sparsely inside at the moment.

‘In this case, either the class is unpopular, or it should be an expensive fee-based course.’ He thought to himself.

After searching carefully, Lillian's conspicuous petite figure was in the middle of the first row of the classroom.

And there shouldn't be any classes yet... Otherwise, given the level of protection of knowledge in the wizarding world, it would be impossible for him to see clearly the scene in the classroom and hear the sounds.

On the other hand... there is no teacher on the podium now,

Colin pondered for a moment, then stepped in.

If I don’t go in to find Lilian now, I’m afraid I’ll have to wait until get out of class ends at noon.

When there are few people in the classroom, it will become obvious when he walks in, and the wizards will look at him one after another.

Colin's expression remained unchanged, but his heart suddenly tightened.

The gazes cast by the wizards seemed to be real, turning into invisible pressure and falling on his shoulders. He felt his body sink inexplicably, and there was a sign of madness in his heart.

This was not intentional by the wizards in the classroom, but just a special aura generated by the convergence of unconscious power.

They...are actually official wizards!!

"Colin, are you here to see me?"

Lilian's clear and soft voice suddenly came.

"Senior Lilian." Colin greeted quickly. As soon as Lilian finished speaking, he felt the pressure around him suddenly relax.

He continued to walk towards Lilian, feeling a little surprised when he looked at the petite figure sitting on the seat whose feet could not touch the ground.

He originally thought that Lilian was just a high-level wizard apprentice like him... After all, the last time he saw Lilian, she was not wearing a badge, and there was Atbold, a second-level wizard, beside her.

Coupled with Lilian's harmless and petite figure... it is indeed difficult to see her specific strength.

But now it seems that Lilian is actually a genuine and official wizard.

"Well, I probably know why you came to me...is what Marjorie said correct?"

Lillian asked, deliberately mumbling her words and not revealing Colin's information.

She holds a gilt-patterned fountain pen in her right hand and sits upright and serious.

But the childish face on the broad gray witch robe, and the slender calves dangling under the seat... make it difficult to think of seriousness.

"Yes, Senior Lillian." Colin nodded in response.

"Hmm." Lilian looked at the owl wall clock in front of the classroom and was about to speak.

"Lillian, is this Wizard Rudolf's new apprentice?"

A magnetic male voice came from the side.

"Your Excellency, please call me Ms. Rudolf."

Lily frowned unabashedly when facing Colin, and said coldly without looking back.

Colin followed the sound and saw a mature male wizard with a well-dressed hairstyle standing there stunned.

Dodo.

"Colin, you go and do your business first."

Lilian tapped the table with her pen, looked at Colin who turned around and said softly:

"The class will end at noon. I will come to the instructor's place to find you and take you there."

"Okay, Senior Lillian, I have nothing to do. I'll just wait for you outside." Colin replied briefly, adhering to the principle of talking less and making fewer mistakes.

"That's okay." Lilian nodded, looked at the owl clock in front of her and urged: "Class is about to start, you should hurry out."

Teacher Abel, who will be teaching later, has a bad temper. Colin is an apprentice. If he continues to stay...

"Okay." Colin didn't hesitate and left quickly.

The Xi Laier wizard who spoke out had already snorted coldly and sat back down in his seat, asking for trouble.

However, strangely enough... most of the other wizards gathered in twos and threes, and only Lilian was empty.

Colin walked out step by step, thinking randomly in his mind.

As soon as I walked to the door, a suffocating pressure suddenly hit me!

It was as if he was suddenly blown by the cold winter wind, and his originally warm body suddenly felt a chill.

He quickly took two steps outside the classroom and reached the corridor before he dared to look back.

At some point, a group of ice-blue crystals suddenly appeared on the podium, and then bit by bit, a graceful ice figure wearing a witch's robe condensed from top to bottom.

Her long, smooth chestnut hair is tied into a ponytail, her intellectual glasses are framed on her small but straight nose, and she has a good figure that even a wide witch robe cannot conceal...

The details of the ice sculptures are clear, just like real people.

No, it’s a real person!

After the icy blue crystal spreads downward to the ground and outlines the last leg...

The withered ice is like a black and white picture turning into color, suddenly becoming vivid.

A beautiful female teacher with a cold face appeared on the podium.

Colin quickly looked away and walked to the side until he was out of sight of the classroom, and he breathed a sigh of relief only after the classroom door was closed and shrouded in a dark light.

Such power... was far inferior to the second-level wizard Atbald I had seen before!

This is either a third-level wizard, or at least a second-level advanced one close to the third level!

…

The time soon came to noon.

The light outside the classroom gradually faded...it seemed like get out of class was over.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Colin stood quietly in the corridor waiting, and the wizards walked out in twos and threes.

It was not until the end that Lilian's figure finally arrived.

She frowned as if thinking about something.

"Let's go." After seeing Colin, she said, and then took the lead and walked forward.

Colin followed closely behind.

Lillian seemed to be still troubled by some problem, so she didn't speak.

The two walked in silence.

Not long after, after walking out of the castle, Lilian slowly spoke:

"Marjorie should have told you that the thing I know that can remove magic is a magic potion."

"But actually, to be precise, I know a businessman named Betty who can get a magic-killing potion."

Having said this, Lilian paused for a moment, raised her head and asked, "Do you know about Rich Energy Disease?"

The hair on both sides of her head slowly slid down the back of her head as she raised her head, revealing her small and exquisite ears... not pointed ears, but ordinary human ears.

Colin withdrew his gaze imperceptibly and replied: "I know a little bit."

The so-called energy-rich diseases are actually a large category, including all diseases caused by excess energy.

When he was on Blackstone Island before... he had heard that ordinary people in the school who were responsible for digging magic stone mines would suffer from a strange disease related to magic energy.

"The magic elimination potion is used to prevent a certain kind of rich energy disease that occurs in underground caves." Lilian said.

"If you take it in large quantities, you can achieve the desired effect of temporarily eliminating your own magic power, and there will be no major sequelae."

After speaking, she paused and added:

"But I don't know the more specific effects. You will need to ask yourself at that time."

"Okay." Colin nodded, anticipation surging in his heart.

Lilian nodded. At this time, they had walked outside the school. She looked around and waved to stop a public carriage.

"Let's go." Lilian motioned for him to follow, and at the same time said to the groom: "Le Sainte Street."

Colin was slightly startled when he got into the car.

'The Rue Sainte-Leeu...isn't this the street where my yard is located?'

"What's wrong?" Lillian asked in confusion.
To be continued...