Lena's Mental Power

"Mr. Lewin, what are your plans for the future? Would you like to live in Chiyan City with us?" Kuhn asked.

Lena was visiting Chiyan City for the first time, and she was excitedly looking around at everything with curiosity. As soon as she heard this, her expression changed instantly, and she gripped Lewin's hand tightly.

"Brother Lewin, where are you going? Are you not taking Lena with you?"

Seeing Lena's nervous gaze, Lewin smiled and patted her, saying, "I will be living in Chiyan City for the time being."

There were still a few months until the reunion of Linley and Delia. At the very least, he would not leave Chiyan City during these months. As for what would happen afterward, he had no thoughts yet; with his current strength, he could go anywhere.

"There is one thing that is quite important." Lewin's expression turned serious as he looked at Kuhn: "This child, Lena, has a very high elemental affinity—she is super-grade in the light element. Her spiritual energy hasn't been tested yet, but I imagine it shouldn't be bad. It would be best to let Lena start learning magic as soon as possible."

Although he didn't know what Lena's spiritual energy level was, Lena was a person with a pure soul, so he assumed her talent shouldn't be lacking.

The sisters Rebecca and Lina were both people with pure souls, and they both eventually became Saint-level necromancers.

"Super-grade in light element!" Kuhn was pleasantly surprised. He hadn't expected his daughter to potentially have talent as a mage; it was rare for descendants of the Four Ultimate Warriors clans to possess magical talent.

"That is indeed very important. The Imperial Magicians Guild is right here in Chiyan City, and they can conduct magic testing there." Kuhn looked excited.

Lewin and Kuhn discussed it briefly, and since they had nothing else to do, they decided to head to the Imperial Magicians Guild immediately.

The Imperial Magicians Guild was located in the eastern part of Chiyan City, housed in a seven-story, seven-colored tower with profound magic runes carved into its surface.

As soon as Kuhn led Lewin and Lena through the guild gates, they ran into an acquaintance.

"Kuhn?"

"Young Master Kailan!"

Standing before them was a handsome young man with elegant, flowing blue hair. His name was Kailan, the youngest son of the Imperial Left Chancellor, Jade.

Kuhn served as a captain of the guards at the Left Chancellor's mansion, so naturally, the two knew each other.

Lewin also had an impression of Kailan.

Kailan and Linley's younger brother, Wharton, had once been romantic rivals.

Wharton was Linley's only biological brother and a natural-born Dragonblood Warrior. Seventeen years ago, Hogg had sent him to O'Brien Academy to study, and he was now an eighth-rank warrior. After undergoing dragon transformation, he reached the ninth rank.

Kailan was equally outstanding; he had become a seventh-rank mage at the age of twenty-one. If Linley hadn't sculpted "Dream Awakening," he likely wouldn't have reached the seventh rank until he was around twenty as well.

Kailan was only twenty-three this year, and it could be said that his future was limitless.

Both Wharton and Kailan had fallen in love with the Seventh Princess of the Empire, Nina. However, because Nina loved Wharton, Kailan chose to withdraw voluntarily, fulfilling the union of Wharton and Nina.

In the original story, Kailan was quite a perfect person.

When Kailan saw Kuhn, he naturally saw Lewin standing beside him. His eyes widened instantly, and a look of astonishment spread across his face, like ink dropping into clear water.

It wasn't just Kailan; many people in the Magicians Guild at that moment also saw Lewin and stood frozen in place.

The mages in the Magicians Guild were not poor; most of them had seen the memory crystal ball of the battle between Lewin and Useno, and they recognized Lewin immediately.

"The White-Clad Light Saint!"

Someone exclaimed, and then many people crowded around.

Lewin felt helpless and said to Kailan, "Could you find a quiet place?"

Kailan snapped out of his daze and hurriedly said, "Of course, no problem!"

As the son of the Imperial Left Chancellor and a rare magical genius, Kailan held a high status in the Imperial Magicians Guild. He quickly arranged a quiet room for Lewin and his group.

Kailan closed the door to the quiet room and said to Kuhn, "Kuhn, I didn't expect you to know the White-Clad Light Saint."

Kuhn replied helplessly, "Young Master Kailan, I only found out Mr. Lewin had reached the Saint Realm after watching that memory crystal ball."

Kailan nodded, looked at Lewin, bowed slightly, and said neither servilely nor overbearingly, "Lord White-Clad Light Saint, is there anything I can help you with?"

"My name is Lewin Andrew; you can just call me Lewin," Lewin said. He still wasn't quite used to hearing others call him by the title "White-Clad Light Saint."

"I wouldn't dare. I will still call you Lord Lewin," Kailan said, waving his hands repeatedly while secretly committing Lewin's full name to memory.

Lewin didn't insist. "Kailan, I would like to have my younger sister tested for magic. Could I ask for your help?"

"Magic testing? No problem, that's a small matter. Please wait a moment."

Kailan left the quiet room and returned shortly after with an elderly man with white hair.

The white-haired old man was very excited; clearly, Kailan had told him of Lewin's identity before coming.

"Greetings, Lord White-Clad Light Saint," the white-haired old man bowed respectfully.

"No need for formalities," Lewin waved his hand.

The white-haired old man held a crystal ball for testing and several magical tools.

This quiet room was quite large, enough to set up a magic array for testing spiritual energy.

After the white-haired old man set up the magic array, he officially began testing Lena.

Her elemental affinity was super-grade in the light element, which Lewin already knew, so he wasn't surprised.

Kailan and the white-haired old man were somewhat astonished; they hadn't expected Lena's elemental affinity to be so high.

Although Kuhn had been informed in advance, seeing his daughter's talent with his own eyes still made him excited, and he was grinning from ear to ear.

Next was the spiritual energy test.

Lena stood in the center of the magic array, and a hazy white light illuminated the room.

Light-style magic—Deterrence.

Lena held on for a long time, and the final result showed that her spiritual energy was 65 times that of her peers.

At this, even Liewen could no longer remain calm.

Spiritual energy 65 times that of her peers was already approaching the level of Delia's brother, Dixie.

In the original story, Dixie eventually became a god in his own right.

"This..."

Kailan and the white-haired old man were completely shocked, and the white-haired old man spoke up with excitement: "Kuhn, could you let your daughter join our Grindelwald Magic Academy? I guarantee you that we will spare no effort in cultivating her."

The Imperial Magicians Guild was a loose organization; the magicians within it held various occupations. Some were in the military, some served nobles, some were teachers at magic academies, and others, like Kailan, were nobles themselves.

This white-haired old man was the vice-principal of Grindelwald Magic Academy.

Kuhn, who was still feeling pleasantly surprised by his daughter's talent, was stunned upon hearing this, his face showing signs of hesitation.

Grindelwald Magic Academy was the best magic academy in the O'Brien Empire.

Logically speaking, being able to study there would be considered quite good.

However, although the O'Brien Empire was the premier military power on the Yulan Continent, the experts here were mostly warriors, and the Saint Realm experts within the War God Sect were also primarily warriors.

Magicians were relatively rare in the O'Brien Empire, and those with formidable strength were even rarer.

In the field of magic, the Yulan Empire was the best.

Upon seeing Lena's talent, Kuhn had already decided to go to the Yulan Empire to let Lena receive the best magic education.

He was a level-eight warrior; he didn't have to worry about survival anywhere.

However, the white-haired old man held a very high status in the O'Brien Empire, so he found it difficult to refuse directly.

Just as Kuhn was agonizing over how to express his refusal tactfully, Liewen's voice rang out.

"Sorry, Lena is going to the Yulan Empire Royal Magic Academy."