Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 382: The transition between old and new (Part )

"Isn't the answer obvious?"

The [World] Sage answered in a relaxed tone.

However, he found that his student was still a little dissatisfied with his answer. He couldn't help but chuckle a little helplessly in his heart, and compromised on the surface without any abnormality: "Your destiny has changed again. Specifically, it is good." Whether it’s bad or not, I can’t judge.”

"Thank you, teacher!"

After getting the answer she wanted, Alina smiled with a heartfelt smile, then stood up and bowed again.

"Okay, it's almost time. Although I am happy to see you visiting, I might be happier if you could visit me less often." Noticing the students' eyes falling on him, [The World] couldn't help but think again He smiled helplessly and continued to compromise, "Okay, I'm happier on another level."

"Similarly, although this is a bit redundant, I hope you can take good care of yourself when you have a partner."

After saying that, Alina quickly stood up from her seat and waved goodbye to her teacher.

Although she still had many things in her heart that she wanted to tell this elder, she knew very well that continuing to waste her teacher's 'time' before the incident came to light would undoubtedly be the greatest slight to her teacher.

So, finally looking back at the slightly pale face hidden under the hood, Alina immediately withdrew her gaze and allowed her teacher to send her back to the forbidden library after the [Law] inspection.

"Let's go, I'll work hard."

Retracting her gaze that lingered on the corner of the library, Alina quickly sorted out the items she was carrying, then took out a [Space Teleportation] magic gem again and returned herself to the hotel room in Celia Town... …

……

At almost the same moment, in a certain mansion in Undine City,
  "Rosa, hurry up, I want to see the 'witness'!"

Rushing from the West District of Fire to the North District of Water, Ovid didn't bother to tidy up his image and shouted loudly to the deacon in front of the mansion.

"Okay, Lord Ovid, please come with me."

Holding the pendant on her chest, she urgently conveyed the visitor's request to meet. The deaconess immediately nodded lightly to the former sage assistant not far away.

"Ovid, it is really rare to come to visit at this time. Is there something new?"

Therefore, the 'Sky Witness', who was about to put away the book in his hand and go back to his room to rest, had no choice but to open the book in his hand again and welcome this unexpected visitor.

"I'm sorry to disturb you so late. My divination results tell us that there are some new changes in the fate we will face."

Without wasting time on useless pleasantries, the former assistant to the Sage of Thunder straightforwardly explained the reason for his late-night visit.

"The results you saw are correct. There have indeed been some obvious changes in destiny."

The ‘Sky Witness’ responded calmly.

"Then can you see the reason?" Realizing that his question seemed a bit offensive, Ovid changed his tone, calmed himself down a little, and tried to add, "Because it is difficult for me to see the deviation this time. The consequences are good or bad, and…”

Having said this, the former assistant of the Sage of Thunder couldn't help but fell silent and began to consider whether he should clarify his subsequent words.

"And you seem to have seen some brand new changes in your divination, right?"

However, before the former assistant of the Sage of Thunder could make a choice, the ‘Sky Witness’ in the reception room had already calmly added the words that had not been spoken in time. "Yes," seeing that the leader had already made a choice for him, Ovid simply gave up concealing it and said directly again, "So are you going to witness the coming 'rebirth'?"

“If that’s really the change I’m supposed to witness, I’m going to witness it.”

When he said these words, the tone of the supreme leader of the 'Sky Scholar' was as calm and gentle as ever, and there was no trace of his worries and concerns about the so-called 'witness'.

"I understand. If that time comes, please inform me as soon as possible."

Seeing that his words still failed to persuade the leader, Ovid did not continue to waste time. He just reiterated the promise he made when he first met the other party with complicated emotions.

"I will."

‘Sky Witness’ replied calmly.

"Is there anything else?"

After waiting quietly for a while, he found that the former sage assistant outside the door did not seem to have left. The 'Sky Witness' couldn't help but sit back and continued to ask patiently.

"Do you really want to see Suzuran?"

Without hesitation, Ovid immediately mentioned the second purpose of his late-night visit.

"Yes."

Without any further explanation, the ‘Sky Witness’ expressed his attitude in a calm but absolutely firm mood.

"I don't think she is qualified to see you now."

Although he knew that he probably could not change the opinion of the leader in the sect, Ovid still put forward his suggestions without hesitation.

"Is it because she is still too weak?" Without giving the sage assistant outside the door a chance to speak again, the 'Sky Witness' quickly continued after expressing his subjective opinion, "Everyone grows up like this. Come here, you know, I was just as weak when I first became a 'witness'."

"No, if it is just a simple and weak thing, I will never object!"

Realizing that the leader seemed to have misunderstood his ideas, Ovid was first frightened and then loudly expressed his attitude.

"What do you see?"

Sensing the rare loss of control of the sage's assistant, the 'Sky Witness' could not help but restrain his relaxed attitude a little, and asked in a calm but solemn aura.

Seeing that his previous words had successfully attracted the leader's attention, Ovid immediately breathed a sigh of relief. While calming down, he said again: "The aura of depravity, an aura of depravity that is difficult to see in the 'newborns'."

"I understand. I will seriously consider meeting her."

After waiting quietly for a while, he found that the visitor outside the door did not seem to intend to add anything more. The 'Sky Witness' had no choice but to shake his head slightly and calmly and gently issued the eviction order, "Thank you for coming here to tell me this." Now, go and rest, Ovid."

"Yes, Lord Witness."

After waiting for a while without any hope, Ovid, who didn't feel any unusual movement in the room, had to put away his detection magic with great disappointment, bowed solemnly to the door, said no more, and followed without knowing when he would start again. The deacon who was waiting not far away came out of the mansion where the 'Sky Witness' was...

(End of this chapter)