You don't cast spells by the rules at all, do you?

Chapter 47 Dream Builder (Please read~)

Sean really didn’t know anyone.

But when he went upstairs, Elviri and Iris almost didn't recognize him.

To enter the first floor of the temple, you first have to go to the square and touch the statue, but Sean didn't touch it.

After going up to the second floor of the temple, we had to go to the garden on the first floor to touch the statue, but Sean didn't touch it either.

He just went up like that.

So, not only had this man entered the temple before, but he also went up to the second floor...?

Can you go to the second floor at rank 2? ?

Elviri's eyes widened, as if she had seen something incomprehensible.

Is this really the otaku writer Sean whom she rescued from the hospital and who had just become a wizard for half a month, and not some high-level wizard who turned into a wizard after drinking the witch potion?

Iris also opened her lips slightly, looking at Sean entering the stairs to the second floor, and didn't say anything for a long time.

After a long while, he shook his head and laughed: "This guy really knows how to scare people."

It was a surprise for Sean to enter the first level from the second rank. After all, there was a precedent, proving that Sean had good talent and was recognized by Blake.

But entering the second floor of the temple at the second level is a bit scary.

"I remember that you were also at the second level of the Three Talents Rank, right?" Iris said.

Elviri: “…”

Yes.

When she was at the second level, she also tried to enter the second floor.

If you look through the dark history, you will find that you have actually tried it at level one.

It's not that she is overconfident or thinks too highly of herself, but mainly because she thinks of herself as the sister-in-law of the creator of the Temple of Truth. Dear, although she has been reincarnated and her body is no longer the same Elviri, her soul has not changed. The virtual space is a spiritual realm, and the weight of the soul is far greater than that of the body. Elviri feels that no matter what, as a family member of Blake, she should have some small privileges, right?

As a result, the statue flew ten meters away.

She had no choice but to improve her magic power and mental strength.

After reaching rank three, she was finally able to go to the second floor. This “achievement” was actually quite impressive, because before her, no one at rank three had ever been recognized by the statues on the second floor. She was the first, and this record stood for a long time, until today.

She was passed by Sean.

Elviri had mixed feelings.

On the one hand, she really wanted to know how Sean did it and whether he had figured out the assessment mechanism of the statue.

On the other hand, she was a little unconvinced. Sean actually had higher potential than her?

On the other hand, she was a little happy. After all, Sean was hers. This was a good thing for her personally and for the Dawn Council... Wait, why was it a good thing for her personally?

"Who doesn't want his or her best friends to be more powerful?" Iris seemed to see through the girl's thoughts and said with a smile.

Elviri thought about it and it seemed to make sense, so she nodded: "You are right."

"Let's catch up quickly and don't let our good friends get lost."

……

……

Unlike Elviri and Iris who were slightly frightened and happy, Sopea was very unhappy today.

He entered the third floor yesterday.

At first, he found that the Book of Old Languages was missing, and he was very anxious. He searched everywhere for footprints, but as he searched, he realized a more serious problem - this person had already taken the book away, didn't it mean that the other party had reached the third level before him?

And at least a week ahead of him.

After realizing it belatedly, Sopea felt more and more upset. Although the book was gone and everyone lost knowledge, what he lost was the honor of being the first to enter the third floor of the temple!

He could have kept silent about seeing the footprints, and he would still have been the first wizard to enter the third floor. However, his pride did not allow him to do so, so he could only be secretly annoyed and share his bad mood with everyone.

The meeting place is in the last meeting room.

When Sean and the other two came over, they saw a middle-aged man with a kitten-like face sitting at a round table.

There was a girl standing next to him. She was his student named Connie. Iris had learned the information from her before.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Sopea, and little Connie." Iris greeted the master and disciple with a smile.

"Hello, Miss Iris." Connie pursed her lips to reveal two cute dimples and smiled sweetly.

Teacher Sopea's expression was completely opposite to hers. She snorted heavily, "Do you think I look good?"

Elvira rolled her eyes, not bothering to pay attention to him, and motioned for Sean to sit down.

Iris was already used to Sopea's bad temper, so she smiled and said, "It does not look good, so let's get straight to the point and get down to business?"

"Okay." Sopya said calmly, "Then please ask those of you who can enter the third floor of the temple to come and talk to me."

Iris: “?”

Elviri: “?”

Seeing that the two women were silent, Sopya seemed to suddenly remember something and said, "Oh, sorry, I forgot that among all the wizards, I am the only one who has entered the third floor openly."

Sean: "..."

What does it mean to be aboveboard?

Why do I feel like this old man is scolding me in a roundabout way?

With just two simple sentences, he offended all three of them.

The adults were chatting and Connie couldn't get a word in, so she could only give everyone an apologetic look.

Her teacher is like this, actually he is a very nice person, but he has a big mouth.

"Tell me, what do you want to ask?" Sopea clasped his hands on the table. He was sitting in the main seat and looked like a mean boss waiting for his subordinates to ask questions.

Elise asked knowingly, "Did you find the book?"

Sopea: "You found me and I'm still sitting here?"

He had already gone to the third floor to learn new spells, so how could he still have time to chat with a few little wizards who were stuck on the second floor and couldn't go up?

Humph.

"It seems that Mr. Sopea's ability is not that good." Iris deliberately tried to choke him, "You can see the man's footprints, but you can't find where he hid the book?"

Sopea stressed: "I can only see footprints from seven days!"

This is what makes him most uncomfortable.

When he entered the library on the third floor of the temple and found that the books were missing, he immediately followed the footprints, but the footprints led him to the entrance of the fourth floor. He thought that the person was going to go up to the fourth floor, but when he turned around, he saw another row of footprints next to him, and the number had changed from pairs to one by one.

Sopea didn't understand what the other party was playing, but he was sure that these footprints came from the same person, so he followed the single row of footprints back, but halfway around, the footprints disappeared...

And it happened right under his nose, one after another disappeared in the direction he came from, as if it was a crime scene played in reverse.

The time it takes for the other party to come to the library is exactly seven days!

At that moment, a person appeared in Sopea's mind. He first went to the glass display case and saw the Book of Old Languages. Then he seemed unsatisfied and wanted to go to the fourth floor, but failed. He had to go back and take the books from the third floor.

Even if the footprints existed for one more minute, he could follow them out of the library and see where the person took the book. Even if he couldn't find the exact location, at least he had a direction to search.

But the other party didn't give him this opportunity.

"If the book hasn't been returned in seven days, it can indeed be considered stolen." Iris said.

Sean listened as if the police were ruling a missing person, and asked, "Is there such a rule?"

"Of course." Iris said, "Books borrowed from the library usually don't take more than three days, especially for important books like these in display cases. One day is already a long time."

There is only one book, and everyone wants to read it. The more valuable the knowledge, the less time each person has to read it.

These are not the rules set by the Dawn Council, but the rules set by Blake when he founded the Hall of Truth. They are all written on the wall. This is actually to train everyone's mental strength. In the same amount of time, how much you can remember depends entirely on your ability.

Elviri and Iris came to see Sopea this time to ask about the details of the theft and to see if Sopea was willing to share some experience on how to gain recognition from the second-level statue.

Sopea thought that as a teacher, he was never one to keep secrets, but he couldn't pass on this experience because he didn't know how he could suddenly enter the third floor. He just tried it as usual yesterday, but was accidentally transferred to the third floor... In this regard, he could only turn his head to look up at the statue and said with admiration:

"Perhaps my efforts have touched Lord Black."

Sean: Haha.

I'm still touched.

If you keep insulting me in a roundabout way, Lord Black will be grateful if he doesn't punch you twice.

Elviri looked up at the statue and sighed softly in her heart.

The statue had been silent for a long time since it last blinked.

Iris asked Sopea about the third floor again. When they were almost done, she glanced at Sean and said, "Don't you want to ask Mr. Sopea for help with something?"

Sopea: “Who?”

He looked at Sean and seemed to have just discovered him: "Oh, there are three of you this time, I didn't notice it."

Sean: "?"

Sopea asked again: "Can you go to the third floor?"

Before Sean could answer, Elviri couldn't hold back any longer: "Are you done yet?"

She has tolerated this old guy for a long time.

I am already old and at level five. Is it a big deal to reach the third level?

"Sean is only at level two," Elvira reminded him.

Sopea was stunned: "Level 2?"

Can you go to the second floor of the temple at the second level?

Connie on the side also blinked twice in a daze, with her mouth slightly open.

Is this handsome guy so awesome?

After meeting for such a long time, it was only at this moment that Sopea finally looked Sean in the eye, looked at him carefully for a few times, nodded slightly like an old leader, and commented: "Not bad, you have some of my style when I was young."

Sean: "..."

The two girls: “…”

You really are... shameless.

"But this is not enough." Sopea said calmly, "After all, you haven't reached the third floor yet. You are not qualified to ask me for help yet."

Elviri was about to curse.

But before she could speak, Sopea added: "But for Flame Crow's sake, I can let Connie help you."

In his opinion, no matter how talented Sean is, he is only at the second level now. Is there anything he needs to do personally?

Even asking Connie to go would be a bit of a waste of her talent.

Although this student of his is not very old, about the same age as Elvira, he is already a genuine rank four. Both his magic power and mental strength are far superior to that of rank two Sean, and he is more than enough to help Sean realize his dream.

Sopea guessed that Sean's matter was related to the dream, otherwise there would be no need to look for him specifically.

Elviri looked at Sean and asked what he meant.

Sean thought about it and nodded: "Okay."

They are all practicing dreams, so it doesn’t matter who helps.

Moreover, Sopea, who is so arrogant and looks down on everyone, would accept students. This shows that this girl named Coni is very talented and should be no worse than Sopea at the fourth level.

"I won't accept any reward. A rank two player can't produce anything good." Sopea said to Sean, "I have only one request. This time, the dream building must be carried out in Alola Town."

He wanted to ensure Connie's safety.

"No problem. I happen to be in town right now." Sean said, smiling at the girl. "I'm sorry to bother you this time, Miss Connie. When is convenient for you? Let's set a time and place and I'll come find you."

"You're welcome, Mr. Sean. It's no trouble." Ke Ni finally had the chance to speak. Her voice was as ethereal and melodious as a nightingale. She didn't expect the teacher to give her such an important task. Looking at Sean's handsome face, she felt a little embarrassed for a moment. She smiled shyly with a slightly red face and said, "Let's have the church. I can choose any time. Mr. Sean, why don't you tell me what kind of dream you need so that I can prepare it?"

"Natural dream." Sean said.

Ke Ni was stunned: "Natural dream?"