For Arcane Society President Lisper to seek Borne Ioulaum's help was not difficult for anyone paying attention to notice, especially after they appeared at the Black Market.
The two then vanished for another day. By the time they reappeared, they were already back at the academy. Yet they took no action upon returning, inevitably raising suspicions. Although it was certain that all evidence had been "destroyed," Anderson still could not help feeling restless and irritated.
"That damn bitch, and that Borne Ioulaum—I swear I'll take you down!!!"
Anderson gritted his teeth. He still vividly remembered being knocked to the ground three years ago without the slightest ability to resist.
Perhaps to Borne, Anderson had merely been an insignificant nobody. Yet it was precisely because of that that Anderson could never forget Borne's contemptuous... or rather, indifferent gaze.
As if he were looking at a swarm of ants!
So what if he was an Arcanist? Wasn't it only because he had a vice-dean for a grandfather?!
He was determined to get that Court Mage position!!!
"Kelly, add more fuel to the fire!"
Anderson said in a low voice, "Gerald, it's time for your side to make a move. Only if the academy officially intervenes can the president's authority be placed under temporary supervision."
Gerald said, "Anderson, calm down. It's too soon. Public opinion needs time to ferment as well."
"Hmph! Too soon? That guy has already interfered—you know that better than I do. If we don't act now, it'll be too late!!!"
Gerald glanced at the increasingly agitated Anderson, then turned to look out the window.
What did young people enjoy most? Other than idolizing celebrities, they loved discussing gossip, especially matters concerning their idols. Such as the Arcane Society president and Borne. After all, aside from studying, there was little