When Han Wu heard Archmage Kage's words, he took quite a while to react.
"Inherit what from you? Your fines? Your black heart? Or this library you built in a tree?" Han Wu replied without the slightest courtesy.
Archmage Kage could not help feeling somewhat awkward.
He had indeed gone too far in managing the Full Moon Library, causing the librarians beneath him to levy especially harsh fines.
But he had done so for the sake of running the Full Moon Library better.
Archmage Kage had never pocketed any of the White Soul Coins earned from reading fees and fines. He had used every last one to maintain and expand the Full Moon Library.
Otherwise, the Full Moon Library would never have reached its current scale.
"Ahem, ahem. Naturally, I mean inheriting my form," Archmage Kage said.
Han Wu looked at Archmage Kage, dressed all in black, and shook his head.
"Not interested."
It was the first time Archmage Kage had been left so speechless.
No matter what, he was still the director of the Full Moon Library. How had he become so lacking in stature in Han Wu's eyes?
"Ahem, young man, don't you want to know the secret of the Full Moon Library?" Archmage Kage prepared to guide him step by step and pique Han Wu's interest.
"No." Han Wu answered, his gaze shifting to the Word-Eating Barbarian skeletons he had summoned.
He intended to fuse them into a powerful Word-Eating Barbarian skeleton and add an aerial combatant to his Skeleton Legion.
"Young man, I actually know why you came here." At that moment, Archmage Kage changed tactics, his voice low. "From the first moment I saw you, I knew that you had likely come looking for that fire dragon's mother. Am I wrong? I know a few