Locke exchanged glances with the other three. Clearly, all four of them had gained a great deal from their deal with the Archaeology Wizard Grandmaster.
All four had obtained wishes they considered satisfactory.
Wizard Warwick laughed openly. "Looks like everyone asked the Grandmaster questions related to Great Magic? The Grandmaster really is formidable. In such a short time, he was able to deduce the Spell Models related to Great Magic and solve our problems."
"Archaeological magic truly is vast and profound. There's still so much for us to learn."
McKinley said, "Indeed."
"We really profited this time."
Witch Shally gave a cold snort and ignored the two of them.
Witch Shally looked at Locke. "Locke, I asked the Grandmaster how to fuse my archaeological magic with Holy Magic, and he answered my question."
"It was indeed a great gain."
"What about you? What kind of wish did you make?"
Locke looked at Witch Shally in surprise. So, was Witch Shally planning to give up continuing to study Botany magic during the Second-Ring stage?
The core point of the entire Second-Ring stage lay in Great Magic. Since she did not want to choose a botanical type of Great Magic, it meant that her ambitions no longer lay there.
Locke said, "Yes, the Grandmaster really is formidable. I asked him to show me the model of the Sun-Moon Dual Cycle from seventy thousand years ago."
Witch Shally looked at Locke in surprise. "That's all?"
Locke said, "That's enough."
Warwick frowned. "Then you really wasted an excellent opportunity to make a wish. The Grandmaster's Historical Reenactment can simulate every detail of the Great Magic we want. I was completely enthralled."
Wizard McKinley said, "Why do you care so much about other people? All right, let's see what we should do now."
At that