Abel controlled the God of Thieves, Milton, in the air and watched the two staff members with a smile. These were the two best assistants, and it was clear that at least one of them served Legendary Jur, the Legendary Wizard.
As long as he followed them, he would naturally be able to find Legendary Jur's residence.
The staff member who had spoken first shook his head helplessly, said goodbye to the other staff member, and walked toward the innermost residence among the several dwellings.
Legendary Jur was afraid, so he had naturally chosen the residence closest to the inner area.
Abel did not follow him inside. Instead, he remained in the air where he was and waited for a while. Only after the staff member left did he fly toward the residence.
The arrays in this residence were far less complicated than those at the Wizard Guild headquarters, so he had no trouble entering.
However, he did not dare approach Legendary Jur too closely. A Legendary Wizard's perception was terrifyingly powerful—even looking at him could possibly trigger a sense of awareness.
So Abel waited. As a wizard himself, he naturally knew where a wizard's weaknesses lay.
Even a Legendary Wizard needed to meditate. Once he entered meditation, Legendary Jur would lose his ability to defend his body.
Of course, if a wizard were attacked during meditation, he could pay a price to awaken forcibly. However, under such circumstances, his soul would suffer a certain degree of impact.
Moreover, without defensive spells, a wizard's own defensive capabilities were not particularly strong. A wizard in meditation was almost certain to be killed in one blow by an attack from someone of the same rank.
He simply waited for an opportunity in the courtyard. He could sense Legendary Jur's presence from far