Prodigy With Alternate Multiverse Chat Group System

“Here is your token as an 8th Circle Mage. And this badge here symbolizes your title as the Supreme Mage.”

William handed Allen the identity token for the 8th Circle Mage and Allen’s badge for his Supreme Mage title.

The 8th Circle Mage token was rectangular, with edges that curved upwards. It was made out of gold and magic crystals. There were 8 circles carved on the token, which symbolized his rank as an 8th Circle Mage.

The Supreme Mage badge was a circular gold-colored pin that was made up of magic crystals that were known for their durability. There was a magic hood symbol engraved on the badge that was of platinum color with golden lines on the edges.

From that alone, Allen already knew that the Supreme Mage badge was specially made for him since the magic hood symbol was the same as the white cloak that he was currently wearing.

Storing the 8th Circle Mage token in his system inventory while wearing the Supreme Mage badge on his white cloak, Allen’s aura was that of a dignified and proper mage. Coupled with his handsome appearance that could slap the face of the crown prince at least ten times, Allen, with his mage outfit, was no different from those nobles.

After all, like the nobles, Allen also had his own title, and his rank as a mage was the highest. If his 8th Circle Mage rank was enough to be on par with the rank of a king, then his Supreme Mage title allowed him to be on top of a king in rank.

So even if the king of the Gaia Kingdom ordered him for an audience, Allen could choose whether to attend or not, and the king couldn’t even force him to attend lest they want an 8th Circle Mage as the enemy of their kingdom.

Alisceon’s current situation was excellent as she had the backing of the most powerful mage that could ignore the orders of any ruler.

“Before I forget, here is the monthly allowance for being an 8th Circle Mage. You will get additional money if you fulfill the task posted by the Mage’s Association.”

William took out a leather pouch from the drawers of the receptionist’s table. Placing the leather pouch on the receptionist’s table, he pushed it towards Allen, signaling him to take it.

Allen wouldn’t say no to free money, so he took it and opened it to inspect the amount of money