Chapter 293 - Persuasion
Chapter 293: Persuasion
Angor felt his hair stand when he heard those words. Thank graciousness that he did not allow the queen out back there. Something beyond legendary who was not oppressed by the world’s consciousness would totally destroy this world.
Sunders read Angor’s expression. “You’re right, that the ‘queen’ you saw can bring deadly disaster to this world. However, if she uses her legendary strength too much and causes the wizard continent to falter, she’ll ultimately go beyond the tolerance of the consciousness, who’ll then chase her out.
“But! That’s something well after many years, which means after the wizarding world is already plunged in blood and death. No matter what situation you encounter in the future, do NOT let her out!”
Angor nodded, but he was not really convinced. Why should I care what calamity comes to this world when my life is in danger?
Sunders moaned in his mind. Now, there was an uncontrollable weapon powerful enough to destroy the whole world, and the button to unleash that weapon was held by a kid. What was worse was that it was impossible to take the button away from this kid.
Killing him could solve the problem. Yet Sunders would never butcher his own student, nor would he protect his student from other butchers—this was his doctrine.
“I know what you’re thinking about. Do you remember the motto of Soul Manipulators, that ‘death is only the beginning of all’? Wizards are capable of much more than you think.”
“That’s different! Potential doesn’t help me make money!”
Sunders was as frigid on the inside as his looks. No matter how hard Angor tried, the man never changed his mind.
Angor had to give up in the end. He thought about selling Prelude to Elimination for money later. However, he had no idea how much a weapon enchanted with such a magic array would cost. Higher than rune-enchanted weapons, that much was sure.
“Don’t make fusses to solve problems. If you did something stupid, people can kill you and imprison your soul for eternity, and you have nothing to escape from it. All in all, you should become stronger,” Sunders lectured sincerely.
“I understand, sir.”
“Good.”
Angor thought about the illusion he just saw and trembled a little. “Professor, the demon, Fallen Sun… Did the world’s consciousness expel it in the end?”
“No. His sinful deed did not break the tolerance of the world’s consciousness.”
“He didn’t? Then how much sin can the world’s consciousness allow?”
“It was a wizard from the Origin World who killed the Fallen Sun,” said Sunders while he looked into the distance as if yearning for something. “Too bad, no one knows where Origin World went to. All passages toward that world in the south were destroyed during a man-made disaster. Maybe there are still ways in the other regions. But it takes more than time for us to travel there.”