Locke exchanged a few words with them before returning to his suite in the White Dragon Tower. During this period, a great many people had come to bother him, hoping to stuff either their students or themselves into his research group.
Even when he merely walked along the corridors of the White Dragon Tower, a crowd of people would greet him, trying to leave an impression on him.
Locke found it unbearably annoying.
In the end, he simply used the Great Green Leaf Dragon Sparrow and activated the Mind School spell [Dragon Might] wherever he went.
After all, to wizards who studied Botany, it was quite common to have some decorative Magic Plant hanging behind them or perched on their heads.
As a result, let alone apprentices, even the First-Ring Wizards within the White Dragon Tower who could stand before him were few. Most First-Ring Wizards could not approach within ten meters of him.
Because anyone who walked over had to endure the Mind School's First-Ring Magic [Dragon Might], remaining under constant mental suppression.
Only then did Locke finally gain some peace.
When Locke returned to his suite and entered the potion room, preparing to begin another round of practice with the Mastermind Control Potion, the Gray Mist Slate before him suddenly appeared on its own without being summoned.
Locke frowned. A tendril root from a water hyacinth-type Magic Plant had wrapped itself around the Gray Mist Slate, and its roots were even blue-green.
A water hyacinth had coiled itself around his Gray Mist Slate.
Locke recognized where that water hyacinth came from. While reading a large amount of material related to the Cloud Marsh Cup, he had seen descriptions of the Cloud Marsh Wetland's unique Magic Plants. He naturally recognized this one as a water hyacinth from the Cloud