He could only imitate Adrian, bury himself in the magic tower, and never go out again.

Hill asked Liszt to pass the conversations between elves and dwarves to Diamonte, the Taling of Farlan, every day. Although Hill didn't know how Farlan became close to William, a lot of Diamonte's news was definitely

Got it directly from William.

Hill specifically asked Liszt to write down the tone of these guys. I hope William can use it.

Although there are a lot of troubles, life is still manageable.

Even though summer came in a blink of an eye, Hill wanted to see what the flowers planted by the players looked like, but he hesitated and postponed it again and again.

Hill asked Liszt to record the players' live broadcast. He didn't want to watch it for the time being. He just kept the mood of surprise and anticipation, hoping that he could witness it with his own eyes before the end of summer.

I don't know if it was due to Hill's deep resentment, but when he was replenishing the water magic for the small conch in the fountain, the situation in the sky above the Frank territory suddenly changed.

Various objects appeared in the sky, constantly being decomposed and reassembled.

Various elemental runes are also flying constantly.

Hill saw the wind runes with sharp eyes and smiled with satisfaction.

Although he didn't say it out loud, Hill quietly showed Fran his pendant, hoping that his grandfather would give him some advice.

Even though Fran saw it, he remained silent, but now it seems that he has really understood it.

Fran had to build an alchemy factory in Hill's lord's mansion and then slowly return to the territory to advance, in order to minimize the risk of Hill being exposed.

If he had gone back to his magic tower to advance after seeing it that day, Hill, a natural warlock, would have received a lot of attention. Hill knew it was dangerous but still showed him the wind element. How could Frank be willing to give it to him?

What about the heavy pressure Hill left behind?

But my grandfather was really not interested in the path to the gods at all!

A mage who wants to leave a way to become a god will never connect with so many elemental laws. He will definitely choose one side between life and destruction, and will not leave himself with conflicting legal rules.

And using the two laws of alchemy's understanding-decomposition-resynthesis and equivalent exchange to form his own main law, and connecting all the elements including life and destruction, Fran will never look back on the path of the alchemist.

He has carved out his own avenue!

Hill was proud of his grandfather, but also had some doubts about his future. He felt that he was probably not a person who could firmly walk on the path of a mage.
Chapter completed!