In the Marvel Universe of old, Andrew had always been wary of the big shot known as The Ancient One. After all, back then, he truly had not been her match.
But later, Andrew discovered that The Ancient One was just an old schemer who did not want to work. She had always wanted to slack off, but she had never found a suitable successor.
Then Andrew delivered himself right to her doorstep. She was overjoyed and immediately pushed Andrew forward, while she herself began living a blissful life of drinking tea, watching television, and keeping pets.
This gave Andrew a profound understanding of The Ancient One's personality. Although this bald mage truly possessed great love in her heart, deep down, she was someone who loved freeloading and slacking off.
The reason The Ancient One became the Sorcerer Supreme was that, in her era, no one else could shoulder that heavy responsibility. Thus, she had no choice but to step forward. Once she found a successor, she immediately ran away.
As for the miserable job of being a Savior, whoever loved doing it could go do it.
Just as Andrew expected, when The Ancient One sensed what had happened, her face darkened a little, but she still had her mages open the Gate of Opening and guide those three thousand people into Kamar-Taj.
However, The Ancient One clearly had no intention of swallowing this loss in silence. She directly sent Andrew a bill. The lodging fees, meal fees, and teaching fees for all three thousand people would be borne by Andrew.
Kamar-Taj did not have much surplus food either. If Andrew did not pay, it would not be long before Kamar-Taj's mages had to perform on the streets to make money. There was no helping it; as positive characters, they