Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 188 Rational Thinking

Yaro voiced his doubts directly: "Teacher, are you out of danger?"

He didn't specifically point to Anthony as the culprit, nor did he want to bring up Bosco's painful past, so he simply asked about Bosco's current condition.

Bosco shook his head and looked at the clown in the suit beside him, saying, "Lord Tides told me some things and specially projected some of my consciousness. My body is still imprisoned in the same place."

"Is that so...?"

With his hopes dashed, Yaro steadied himself.

Perhaps... that's all I can do.

Hand over the Magic Strike Technique?

Do you... deserve it?

Several silken lines traced across his dark body as he climbed along familiar paths. Yaro, who was bare-chested, had a crimson glint in his eyes.

His anger had not yet subsided!

In the midst of the academy's crisis, everyone was either vying for fame or profit; no one truly cared about the safety of the apprentices!

If Alice is the culprit, then those so-called mentors also deserve to be called 'accomplices'!

"Yarlo! Calm your mind, don't let the power of the abyss cloud your judgment!" Bosco added meaningfully, "I hope... every major decision you make is the result of rational thought!"

The result of rational thinking?

Yaro took a deep breath, suppressing the anger surging in his heart, and then took out a bottle of 'purification potion' from his spatial ring and drank it down.

"call--!"

As the raging abyssal power gradually subsided, Yaro pondered carefully—was the consequences of detonating it worthwhile?

The power of magic will definitely be coveted by the wizards of the academy.

Especially after they had managed to use the extraordinary "Star River Surge" by sheer luck, they were even less likely to give up!

So... would giving away the magic spell solve the problem?

I'm afraid it will be difficult.

Because... no one understands better than Barrow how difficult it is to use magic!

How difficult is it?

This is one way to compare them.

If we're talking about ordinary magic tricks, it's like a normal person operating an excavator.

So, the "Magic Strike Technique - Phoenix's First Cry" uses two excavators as hands, indirectly operating another excavator.

is it possible?

There is a certain possibility of success, after all, Bosco's first attempt was a success.

But will they be satisfied with the power of "Demon Strike Technique - Phoenix's First Cry"?

They will inevitably pursue greater power.

To achieve greater power, one needs years of training, perhaps several years, or even decades, before there is even a slight chance of success.

But even if you succeed, so what?

Bosco had long ago said that magic is too demanding in its various aspects. It's like a sandcastle on the beach; once you understand its structure, you can easily destroy it.

That's right!

If the structure of magic spreads, the final decision made by the wizarding academy will definitely not be to learn magic, but to quickly study how to break magic.

Then they will know that other wizards will make the same decision and will naturally give up learning magic.

Since they have given up learning magic, there is no need for me to teach them, and they will lose all value.

At the same time, he will no longer have equal power over all the wizards in the academy, and will once again face countless acts of malice!

This is the crux of the contradiction!

Handing him over would immediately reveal the academy wizard's solution, rendering him useless. Furthermore, since he had killed Alice, the Jungle House would investigate, and he would naturally be handed over, most likely to be executed on the spot.

If he doesn't hand it over, the academy wizards won't give up, and he'll also anger them. After the Jungle House issues a warrant, he'll likely encounter a group of academy instructors immediately.

And then there's the wizard Dora. Bosco had said long ago that she always wanted to find her mother and claim the bounty on her mother's head.

In conclusion... no matter what choice I make, I will not let them give up!

Since that's the case—why not just be straightforward!

Yaro raised his head and calmly looked at Bosco: "Teacher, I have already thought this through rationally."

Bosco turned to look at the clown in the suit. The clown closed his eyes slightly, then quickly opened them and slowly shook his head at Bosco.

Yaro looked at the two of them with a puzzled expression.

What are they doing?

Are you trying to play a riddle?

Bosco sighed deeply, looking unusually dejected: "Still—haven't given up?"

Yaro couldn't help but ask, "Teacher, what are you talking about?"

Bosco gave Yaro a wry smile. "Let me introduce you first, Yaro. Do you remember the spell for the corner road?"

Yaro replied, puzzled, "Aristides?"

This incantation is repeated countless times every day, how could Aro possibly forget it?

Bosco bowed slightly to the clown in the suit. "This gentleman's name is Tides, the founder of Owl Wizarding Academy, and the cornerstone of the establishment of all spaces within the academy."

"Of course... this person had another identity during his lifetime."

"A prophetic, level three wizard!"

A level three wizard?!

Yaro's expression changed drastically, and he respectfully performed an apprentice's salute: "Greetings, Lord Tedes!"

No wonder the Owl Wizarding Academy has lasted so long; it turns out there's this great one behind it!

Prophecy wizards may find it difficult to grow themselves or expand their power, but if they only seek to continue their lineage, then there is no better choice.

What's more, this is a level three wizard!

But... why talk about before death?

The clown in the suit chuckled and waved his hand: "The person you're talking about is long dead. I just inherited his name, gained some of his abilities, and became an artificial monster he created."

Bosco looked at Yaro with a complicated expression and explained softly, "Lord Tides may not be good at predicting the outside world, but within the academy, no key point concerning the academy's direction can escape his notice."

"Yaro, what you're about to do will have a huge impact on the future of the academy. Are you really sure about this?"

Will it have a significant impact on the future of the college?

That's wonderful!

Yaro had long been disgusted by the various disgusting practices of the academy's instructors, so any change would be the best news!

"Of course!" Yaro answered with unusual firmness; Bosco's words gave him immense confidence!

Bosco pressed further: "Even if it comes at a price, what about the 'secondary substitute puppet' I'm giving you?"

Yaro felt more at ease and smiled calmly: "You gave me this because you wanted to take care of the academy's future, so isn't it only right that I use it for the academy?"

Worth 100,000 magic stones?

How much money can buy me peace of mind?

Having lived a second life, Aro deeply understood the saying: All possessions are meant to be used!

What did you leave behind in this life after working so hard your whole past life?

Apart from the knowledge I learned during my student years and the dramas I watched during my youth, has anything else remained in this life?

In this life, Yaro only wants to live authentically!

(End of this chapter)