Versatile Mage: Get the Desert Emperor clone at the start

Chapter 126 Heidi: I took a nap and became a super-level?
"Heidi?" Blanche recognized her immediately.

The Void Queen's ascension to the throne caused such a great commotion that they naturally noticed it, as it wasn't far from the Alps Academy.

Dean Perry, Blanche, Garan, and other teachers were shocked to see the purple spatial traces appearing in the distant sky.

This was so similar to the strange fluctuations they had seen before, but this time it was much stronger.

So they quickly gathered the students together, but they couldn't find Heidi anywhere.

Heidi's identity is special; if something happens to her, the entire academy will be affected.

Dean Perry then ordered several of the academy's high-ranking mages to search the academy again carefully, while the other students stayed quietly to avoid any accidents.

Blanche frowned, her sharp gaze fixed on them.

Just now, she had thoroughly searched the area and found no one there.

But at that moment, a slender figure appeared out of nowhere.

Judging from her figure and that familiar curly hair, she does indeed resemble Heidi.

Something is wrong.

If it really is Heidi, why can't I sense her presence at all? Why didn't I see her just now?
Blanche took a deep breath, her voice low and wary: "...You're Heidi?"

There was no answer.

The night wind suddenly stopped, and the air seemed to freeze at that moment.

The next moment, Heidi slowly raised her right hand, her movements light and graceful.

But Blanche's pupils suddenly contracted—she saw a strange purplish-black energy swirling around the fingertips of that hand. It wasn't magic, nor elemental energy, but some kind of power she had never seen before, spreading silently.

"wait--!"

Before Blanche could utter her warning, the force had already swept over her. Her vision distorted in an instant, her consciousness felt as if it had been gripped tightly by an invisible hand, and then…

The darkness swallowed everything.

Her body tilted forward uncontrollably and fell onto the cold ground.

Heidi simply stood there quietly, looking down at her unconscious mentor with a strange smile, before she too fainted.

The night was deep, but the meeting point of the Alps Academy was brightly lit.

After counting the last student, Instructor Jialan looked up and around, her brows gradually furrowing.

All the other mentors have returned, but Blanche is nowhere to be seen.

"Has Blanche not returned yet?" Garan asked in a low voice, a hint of unease in his tone.

The mentors beside him looked at each other and shook their heads.

Dean Perry stood at the front of the crowd, her long hair fluttering slightly in the night breeze. She gazed at the dark academy path in the distance, her eyes deep and solemn.

"We can't wait any longer," she said in a deep voice. "Everyone stay where you are and remain on guard. I'll go check it out."

“Dean, or should we—” A mentor was about to speak when Perry raised his hand to stop him.

To avoid confusion while searching for Heidi, they specifically divided the search into designated areas. Since Blanche had not yet returned, they could simply go to the designated area to look for her.

Perry set off in person.

……

The eastern district was eerily silent.

Moonlight filtered through the gaps in the vines, casting dappled shadows on the ground. Perry treaded lightly, his magic spreading silently as he sensed every subtle fluctuation in his surroundings.

Suddenly, she stopped in her tracks.

Not far ahead, two figures lay sprawled on the ground—one was Blanche, and the other… was none other than the missing Heidi!
Perry quickly looked around, and detection magic instantly enveloped the entire area.

However, apart from the rustling of the vines in the night wind, the place was eerily quiet.

There was no trace of the enemy, no lingering magical energy fluctuations, and not even a hint of a fight.

Perry slowly approached and bent down to check on the two of them.

Blanche was breathing steadily, and Heidi seemed to have simply fallen into a deep sleep; neither of them was seriously injured.

However, she remained vigilant and quickly led the two away.

Morning light filtered through the gauze curtains and fell onto the pristine white sheets. Heidi slowly opened her eyes, her pale blue pupils slightly contracting in the light.

She blinked, somewhat bewildered, and found herself lying on a hospital bed in the college's infirmary.

Beside the bed, Instructor Garan watched her quietly, a barely perceptible worry hidden in her gentle eyes. Behind her, Dean Perry stood by the window with his hands folded.

"Heidi propped herself up on her arms and sat up. She was a little surprised to find herself in the infirmary, with the dean also there."

Jialan asked in a soft but slightly tense voice, "Heidi, do you remember what happened yesterday?"

“Yesterday?” Heidi tilted her head in confusion. “I was meditating in the meditation room of the East Tower, and then…”

"Later, I think I fell asleep?"

The answer caused the air in the room to freeze instantly. Garan and Perry exchanged a grave look.

"Are you sure he's just asleep?" Perry suddenly spoke, his voice like an undercurrent beneath the ice. "Didn't you see anything unusual? Didn't you hear anything?"

Heidi was startled by the dean's unusually stern tone.

She thought about it carefully, then shook her head and said, "No, I don't."

However, as she regained consciousness, she discovered that her mental strength had increased significantly, and moreover, her spatial magic had actually broken through to the super-level.

The galaxy in the space system has turned into a sea of ​​stars.

"This is impossible. Ah..." Heidi raised her trembling hands and said to Garan, "Teacher, I think I've broken through. My spatial system has reached the super-order."

Jialan gasped, instinctively taking a half-step back: "A space-type transcendent? How is this possible? Your advanced level three realm has only just stabilized."

And how old is Heidi? Reaching the advanced level at that age is already a once-in-a-century genius, and the super-advanced level is unprecedented in the history of Alps Academy.

But Dean Perry's expression grew increasingly grave.

She stepped forward slowly and said, "Heidi, I need to conduct a full examination of you. Don't resist my magical detection."

Heidi nodded nervously, feeling the Dean's vast, ocean-like magic slowly seeping in.

The infirmary fell into dead silence, with only the faint hum of magical resonance. However, after more than ten minutes, Perry slowly withdrew his magic, a hint of confusion flashing in his eyes: "Strange. The magic circuits are completely normal, and the mental world is also very stable. There is no trace of any external interference."

However, Heidi gently raised her palm, and a wisp of silver spatial magic flowed from her fingertips.

Her voice held a hint of confusion: "Actually, I've sensed something unusual while cultivating recently. My spatial star system is operating exceptionally smoothly, and my general magical power has also increased significantly. All of this is developing in a positive direction..."

Jialan then asked, "When exactly did this situation begin?"

(End of this chapter)