With two official wizards present, plus an incarnation whose true body was one of the Wizarding World's foremost powerhouses, it would be hard for the Magic Artisan to die even if he wanted to.
A quarter of an hour later, the Magic Artisan regained his ability to move.
At the Traveling Merchant's hint, the Magic Artisan hastily took out his Magic Cottage and invited everyone inside to talk.
In the Wizarding World, casually entering a stranger's Magic Cottage was actually considered taboo, because no one knew what traps might be hidden inside. This was especially true of an alchemist's Magic Cottage, which was the culmination of all manner of traps.
But such taboos only applied when the two sides were of equal rank or not too far apart in strength. Angel's side had three combatants at wizard level or above. How could they possibly fear the cottage of a second-level apprentice?
Without the slightest hesitation, everyone entered the cottage.
There really were traps in the Magic Artisan's Magic Cottage, but he did not dare activate them. In particular, he noticed that the red-haired wizard walking at the front, the one who had pleaded for him earlier, had looked toward three places before entering, while entering, and after entering. Those three places were precisely where the Magic Artisan had had his mentor build traps.
Clearly, not only did they not fear the traps at all, they could not even conceal the traps' locations from them.
Seeing this, the Magic Artisan became even less daring to act rashly. He merely shot the Traveling Merchant a vicious glare in secret. The Traveling Merchant did not care in the slightest, instead beginning to calculate what he ought to do next.
The Traveling Merchant entered the Magic Cottage ahead of the Magic Artisan. The moment