Inner and Outer

When Leo turned back and asked expressionlessly,

"That guy was Kaecilius, right?"

"Yes. You know him?" Mordo asked, somewhat puzzled.

"I recognized his identity last time. What has he been doing recently?" Leo asked in a low voice.

Although Mordo did not know why Leo was asking this, he felt that the question would not affect Kamar-Taj, so he answered,

"Everything is as usual. However, he's a magical genius. In less than a year, he became a full-fledged Sorcerer, so there are always a bunch of apprentices around him asking him questions."

After hearing Mordo's words, Leo recalled what The Ancient One had told him last time: "The development of natural laws is sometimes better than forcibly destroying them."

Kaecilius might already know The Ancient One's secret, and he might also be plotting to learn The Ancient One's more profound spells.

However, he posed no threat to Leo, and Leo did not intend to interfere too much. The mental intimidation just now had merely been a warning to Kaecilius.

Mordo extended a hand forward. "Master Ancient One is waiting for you inside."

Leo walked forward without hesitation. He was not surprised in the slightest that The Ancient One knew he was coming.

After all, The Ancient One was still the Sorcerer Supreme.

As for what methods a veteran powerhouse who had lived for several centuries possessed, Leo did not fully know.

When he pushed open the door, The Ancient One was wearing a plain white robe and tightly holding a small bamboo fan.

She sat in a chair to one side of the room, and directly opposite her was another empty seat.

Even though winter was approaching, the bamboo fan continued to open and close in The Ancient One's hand.

It seemed that to The Ancient One, the small bamboo