Danger and Opportunity Coexisted

When Byron saw the surprise in Thor's eyes, something seemed to occur to him. He shook his head, and the dazzling, forceful presence he'd just exuded vanished.

He was back to being that plain-looking, eccentric Senior.

Floco, who had teleported down beside Thor, sat up. Though he wore a cloak, his mermaid tail was so long that it poked through a seam.

"Thor, your teleportation doesn't rely on magic particles at all. You know, even a Tier 4 Wizard can't teleport in an environment like Dwarf Valley. The Judgment Court will surely raise its estimate of you by another level."

Thor froze for a moment.

So teleportation was impossible in Dwarf Valley. It seemed the Judgment Court's coachman had wanted to mock him for being unrealistic, but had held back in the end.

I accidentally revealed how I teleport. But it doesn't matter. Even if they realize I don't rely on magic for teleportation, they still won't know what I use as my coordinates. As for whether they think more highly of me, I won't be able to keep a low profile anyway, not if I'm going to set up a new Symphony of Fate.

Thinking this, Thor said to Floco, "It's fine."

Then Thor walked over to Byron. "You have a stronger elven aura than before. Did the Elf Spring Water you used last time have no effect?"

There was no need to hide it. Byron's elven aura had been so strong just now that Floco, who had once been a Fifth Rank, would surely have noticed.

Besides, Floco had been a Fifth Rank for centuries. He should know more about elves than any of them.

Floco had been thinking about Thor's teleportation this whole time. Only after Thor went over to Byron did he remember that Byron had