Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1359 A breakthrough discovered by chance
  "No, you passed the previous test successfully, so there is no need to belittle yourself, Natalie."

While speaking, Salister took off the wide magician hat again, turned it over, and then quietly activated the short-distance [Space Teleportation] magic.

"So...so amazing...!"

Although this was not the first time Natalie witnessed the other party activate [Space Teleportation] magic, Salister's magic-like movements still involuntarily attracted her attention.

"Natalie, do you want to learn? I can teach you."

Sensing the girl's envious eyes, Salister could not help but twitch the corners of her mouth quite proudly, and used a lively tone to induce the other party.

"Okay..." Natalie agreed subconsciously at first, but soon she recalled the key points from the afternoon training and hurriedly shook her head and said, "No, I can't do it...!"

"This is not a test, I am serious. If Natalie wants to learn, I can teach you."

Regarding Natalie's sudden change of words, Salister was stunned for a moment, and then she followed the other person's train of thought and explained with a smile.

"Then I want to wait until everyone comes back to learn, is that okay?"

Afraid that the other party would refuse, Natalie made her request very solemn.

"No problem!" Salister agreed without hesitation, but after a while, she fell into a new problem, "Then what should we do next? There is still half an hour before the fog comes, so we can't just sit around doing nothing, right?"

"Can you tell me more about the situation in the fog?" Because she thought of this reason temporarily, Natalie added a little guilty, "Maybe if you know more about the situation, it will be easier to save everyone..."

"Yes, in that case, Natalie should come and see my memories by yourself!"

Realizing that Natalie was still very unconfident, Salister looked calm on the surface but actually sighed inwardly and took out a crystal clear powder potion from the magician's robe and handed it to Natalie's hand.

Regarding Natalie's sudden change of words, Salister was stunned for a moment, and then she followed the other person's train of thought and explained with a smile.

"Then I want to wait until everyone comes back to learn, is that okay?"

Afraid that the other party would refuse, Natalie made her request very solemn.

"No problem!" Salister agreed without hesitation, but after a while, she fell into a new problem, "Then what should we do next? There is still half an hour before the fog comes, so we can't just sit around doing nothing, right?"

"Can you tell me more about the situation in the fog?" Because she thought of this reason temporarily, Natalie added a little guilty, "Maybe if you know more about the situation, it will be easier to save everyone..."

"Yes, in that case, Natalie should come and see my memories by yourself!"

Realizing that Natalie was still very unconfident, Salister looked calm on the surface but actually sighed inwardly and took out a crystal clear powder potion from the magician's robe and handed it to Natalie's hand.

"This is?"

Natalie asked slightly confused.

"The memory reappears in the star sand. Natalie poured a little and sprinkled it on me, and you can see some of my memories." At this point, Salister paused, and then showed an apologetic smile, " Of course, I will close some other memories in advance. After all, other memories are completely my personal privacy." After saying that, Salister immediately raised her hand, took out another piece of star sand, sprinkled it on herself, and did After all this, she nodded to Natalie with confidence and motioned for the other party to repeat what she had just done.

"Then I'll start...!"

Sensing Salister's nod, Natalie took a deep breath, then clenched her fists decisively, uncorked the bottle of Star Sand, poured out some powder, and sprinkled it with the [Breath of Wind] magic. Towards the front.

"I just followed my friend's prompts and showed you the scene that best aroused your fighting spirit, so this shouldn't be considered a disguise, right?"

Finding that the girl by the wall was still as obsessed with the teacher's affairs as before, the mysterious guide couldn't help but sigh slightly again and explained rather helplessly.

"But this is still not good, it still feels like a lie..."

Even with the above explanation, Natalie was still a little unhappy.

"But didn't you believe it at the time?"

The mysterious guide also retorted not to be outdone.

"that is because…"

Natalie was about to say something to cover up her omission, but she heard the mysterious voice continue to speak: "Okay, I know what you want to say, but I still want to tell you, don't underestimate what you just said. Psychic power, because when you think it is real, then it is real, and this kind of power may be able to save you in difficult times and help you find a breakthrough."

Seeing the highly recognizable black magician's peaked hat and the slightly curly, eye-catching white hair hanging down on her shoulders, Natalie's mind suddenly flashed back to when she was in the small town of Celia. The scene of having breakfast with the person across from you.

"Let me introduce myself again, Miss Arinor. I am Sallysette, a colleague of Maxwell's private tutor. Please give me your advice."

Appreciating the shocked expression on the girl's face, Salister, the cornerstone of 'freedom', smiled happily and re-introduced herself without being humble or condescending.

"But why..." As soon as such a question came out, Natalie covered her mouth in regret, then lowered her head and quickly changed her words, "Did you save me before?"

When she asked this question, Natalie hoped that her guess would be false. Because it was really difficult for her to connect the lively and smart sister in front of her, who looked a few years older than her, with the mysterious guide who sounded difficult to get along with and was unwilling to show up.

"Yes, it's me."

However, the answer to the facts gave her a blow to the head again, forcing her to accept this cruel reality again.

"What's wrong, Natalie, you seem unhappy. Is it because I lied to you before?"

Noticing the girl's somewhat ugly expression, Salister immediately asked without any hesitation.

"No, it's not..." Finding that the sister in front of her didn't seem unhappy because of her face, Natalie felt a little more confident, lowered her head, and replied in a low voice, "Because I feel like you are different from before. …”

"It's not the same?" Sallysette repeated the girl's words with interest, and then tentatively confirmed, "Does it mean my personality?"

(End of this chapter)