Wizard Gregory left with the evidence.
Meanwhile, Wizard Sfindis and Locke soon found Barnaby, along with the family wizards connected to him.
When they found them, they were actually still enjoying themselves inside the witch tavern on White Dragon Street, chatting and boasting with their witch mistresses about the things they had done.
When Locke and their mentor, Wizard Sfindis, arrived, everyone's faces turned pale.
That included the Third-Class Wizard Apprentice witches in the tavern. Not one of them had ever seen a Formal Wizard face-to-face in her life. Now, in front of Locke and the others, they were so frightened that they sat as still as cicadas in winter, not daring to make a sound.
Next, Wizard Sfindis, who had been angered by Locke, began lashing out at Barnaby furiously. The vehemence of his words, along with Wizard Gregory's arrival, instantly made Barnaby realize that the pranks he had played before had seemingly spiraled out of control.
The situation had become extremely serious.
Leopold's wizard mentor was actually an archaeologist, and he had used Archaeology methods to record everything they had done, turning it into evidence and sending it to the supervisor, Gregory.
Barnaby was immediately frightened into repeatedly apologizing to Leopold and the others. He also returned all the Magic Materials and laboratory data he had obtained from Leopold from within his Astral Ring.
Leopold accepted the items with a cold expression. After checking them, he said quietly to Locke, "Teacher, all the data is here."
Only after Barnaby learned that Wizard Sfindis had paid the price of two Advancement Potions to make Locke calm down did he understand the seriousness of the matter. He hurriedly bowed to Locke and apologized. "Teacher Augustine, I only wanted to play a prank and teach Leopold a lesson because we've never