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"Another thing... maybe we should tell Sean." Iris said.

It's Sean again.

Why is he everywhere?

Elviri looked at the paper ball in her hand, threw it back into the pond in disgust, and asked Iris, "What does it have to do with him?"

"It's a big deal." Iris said, "He came here just for Sean."

Elviri frowned: "Who?"

"Sopea."

Iris said: "He has broken through to the sixth level."

……

Chapter 63 Are you the only one who wants to cause trouble for my brother? (Please read on~)

Sopea's breakthrough was faster than anyone imagined.

Including himself.

He went to the third floor of the library in the Hall of Truth to meditate before the abstinence day, and it has been just over a week now. This speed is faster than the time it takes for others to read a good-looking dynamic magic book.

Since the library has a rule that books cannot be borrowed for too long, many wizards choose to read directly in the library. As long as they stay online and no one fights for the book, they can hold a book and read it forever.

These books are from the era of polymaths, and many are written in old languages, which are not easy to understand. It is normal to spend a month or two to finish reading a book and understand it thoroughly.

When Sopia went up to the third floor after chatting with Sean and others, many people did the same. When they learned that Sopia was going to reach the sixth rank, they were thinking about competing with Sopia - to see whether they would finish reading a book first, or Sopia would reach the sixth rank first. After all, they would definitely lose if they directly compared ranks, so they could only "find another way".

Although reading is difficult, it is still much easier than achieving a breakthrough through meditation.

But things turned out to be completely different from what we expected.

They hadn't even finished a quarter of a book when Sopea was released.

And he really broke through to the sixth level!

When Sopea came down from the third floor, people around him clearly felt that his temperament was different from before.

If he was arrogant and cold before, now he is...

Double the arrogance and double the cruelty!

Originally, not many people knew that Sopia had come out of seclusion, because not many wizards could go to the second floor. But Sopia went to the first floor by himself. When he walked from the third floor to the second floor, his expression was very indifferent and his footsteps were very light. He did not like to be too high-profile, and the fewer people who knew that he successfully broke through to the sixth level in just one week, the better.

After going downstairs, I found that there were very few people on the second floor of the library. Many familiar faces were gone and I didn’t know where they went.

So Sopea frowned and went to the first floor.

There were as many wizards on the first floor as always.

The atmosphere is as quiet as ever.

But someone suddenly exclaimed, "Isn't that Mr. Sopea, the dream builder?"

"It seems to be true..."

The wizards looked up and their eyes widened.

"Didn't they say Mr. Sopea was in seclusion on the third floor?"

"Why did he get down?"

"Could it be that he has successfully broken through to the sixth rank?"

"Hiss...it's only been a few days..."

Many wizards gasped.

And hearing the tone of voices of everyone trying to suppress but still unable to conceal their shock, Sopea's brows suddenly relaxed.

This is right.

Although he doesn't like to be high-profile, it doesn't mean he doesn't want to be high-profile.

Now that he is one step closer to becoming a great magician, someone has to say something nice to him.

Sopea nodded slightly to the wizards who looked at him with admiration and worship as a return gesture, but said nothing. He walked quietly through the crowd, maintaining his usual arrogance. He came and left indifferently, leaving only a straight back to everyone.

Sopea stayed on the second floor of the library all year round and seldom showed up outside. He hadn't been stared at for a long time. When he occasionally did this, he suddenly felt that it was not bad, so after leaving the Hall of Truth, he took a stroll in the square.

By chance, I ran into Iris who was buying high-level alchemical materials.

He was surprised and walked over to Iris, saying hello: "How do you know I'm at level six?"

Iris: “……?”

Did I already know?

Sopea comforted him again: "But you don't have to be discouraged. Practice hard and one day you will be able to reach the sixth level and enter the third floor of the temple."

"Among so many wizards, I still think highly of you."

Iris: “…”

Should I thank you then?

Old thing!

If she hadn't considered her manners and politeness, she would have wanted to roll her eyes at Sopea.

Isn’t it just rank six?

What's so great about it?

...seems to be okay.

In short, Iris read a meaning from Sopea's action -

I have reached the sixth level, please let me know.

Installed it for him.

Although he was not the only wizard at level six, such as Adev, Sopea was indeed the only one she knew who could complete the retreat so quickly and break through from level five to level six.

Old people have the capital to be proud.

Iris knew that continuing to talk about this topic would only make Sopea more proud. After all, her "status" was not high. She was only at the fourth level and could not enter the third floor of the temple. She could not suppress this guy, so she simply changed the topic and asked, "Any news about the book thief?"

Sopea shook her head, but didn't think her plan had failed, and replied, "Not so fast."

The man took away quite a few books, including the art of old language in the display cabinet. It would take even a genius several months to read and learn all of them. Unless the man was greedy and ambitious, or he "stole books" simply for the sake of stealing, he would not see this person for a long time.

Waiting for something to happen is a long process in itself, so there is no need to rush.

In comparison, another thing should be put on the agenda earlier.

"Tell Sean for me that I'll be there to see him soon," Sopea said meaningfully.

He has now successfully broken through to the sixth rank, and it is time to settle the accounts.

He promised to help Sean build dreams and find his past life memories, and this will not change.

But Sean made Connie cry, and he had to get back at her.

He - Dream Builder, Third Floor of the Temple, Completed Retreat in One Week, Student of Sopea, is not so easy to bully.

Iris looked at the aloof man in front of her and felt as if he had a series of titles on his head, making him look very proud.

So there was the scene where Iris called Elviri.

Elvira thought it was just like that.

It’s only level six, she can reach it with a burst of energy.

From level one to level six, the difference between these six levels is basically only magic power. Sopea has not broken through to level seven, so there is nothing to be surprised about.

She didn't take it seriously, and instead asked about Iris and the others' affairs: "Have you bought all the materials?"

While the witch is in Alola Town, they want to ask her to help make more potions. They will need them sooner or later anyway, so they can avoid the trouble of sending them back and forth.

Iris's voice was strange: "Did you miss the point?"

Elviri: "What's the point?"

Is there a point to this matter?

"Sean." Elise said on the phone.

Sopya is not a member of the Dawn Council. He belongs to another wizard organization called "Long Night" active in Klimt Province. In other words, he is "not one of us". So whether Sopya is at level five or level six makes no difference to them and will not have much substantial impact. At most, it will make it more difficult to communicate in the future.

But when he comes to Sean, things will be different.

"Oh, looking for Sean..." Elviri said in a thoughtful tone.

Iris thought she had finally reacted, and thought the girl seemed a little slow today, but she suddenly changed the subject and blurted out, "What does his business have to do with me?"

"If Sopea wants to come to him, just come."

Elise: "Huh?"

How come it doesn't matter anymore?

"Isn't he yours?" Iris asked.

Elviri said calmly: "It was before, and it will be in the future, but not now."

Iris understood immediately and said with some amusement: "Are you still angry?"

"It is said that couples never hold grudges overnight. They fight at the head of the bed and make up at the foot of the bed. Haven't you two been fighting for too long?"

"Don't talk nonsense. Who is he married to?" Elviri warned Iris, "Don't forget that besides being best friends, I am also your leader. If you keep making fun of your leader, I will make things difficult for you."

"Okay, okay, I won't say anything more. From now on, whatever you say your relationship is with Sean, that's your relationship. Is that okay?" Iris said hurriedly.

I was laughing secretly in my heart.

He actually used his leadership status to put pressure on her. Some people were furious.

Elviri snorted and asked, "When will he come?"

"Sopya?" Iris thought for a moment and said, "I think it will be these two days."

Sopea did not tell her the exact time, but based on her understanding of Sopea, the old man was very trustworthy and would do as soon as possible as long as he promised to do something. If Sopea had nothing else to do, she should have been on her way to the airport by now.

"Then make an appointment with him for the day after tomorrow," said Elviri.

Needless to say, formal meetings between wizards usually take place in churches.

There are no buildings like mansions in Alola Town.

Iris took the opportunity to tease: "Didn't you say you don't care?"

"No, I just helped them find a place to stay as a manager of the Dawn Council, and tried my best to entertain them." Elviri said, "I can't just let them sleep on the street."

Building dreams requires a quiet environment.

"You're not going?" Iris asked.

Elviri: "Go, why not?"

Elise snickered.

But before she could tease Miss Yan Ya for being stubborn for more than three sentences, she heard the girl say, "But I'm not going there for him."

Elviri said confidently: "I also have an appointment that day, is that not okay?"

"Of course." Iris blinked, "But may I ask, who did you meet?"

Elviri: "You already know it's presumptuous, but you still ask?"

Iris's smile froze: "..."

This style of being offensive, why do I seem to have seen it somewhere before?

Elviri added: "It's okay to tell you, I have appointments with several people."

"Kate, Witch, Iris, Isa, Bell Ringer..."