"Kaecilius, what are you doing here?" Mordo asked angrily.
"Isn't this the apprentice you brought back? I'm showing them the basics." Kaecilius replied.
"But they haven't even met the Sorcerer Supreme. How can you teach them spells without permission?" Mordo said, deeply displeased.
"They came to us for help. Of course we should help them and show them the way..."
Kaecilius explained, but Mordo immediately cut him off.
"That's something only the Sorcerer Supreme can do. You don't have that authority yet."
"Mordo, you always cling to the rules and never know when to bend them," Kaecilius retorted.
"Rules are rules, just like the laws of nature. They can't be broken. When the Sorcerer Supreme returns, I'll report this to her. But for now..." Mordo finally turned to Luo Xia and the others. "You're leaving Kamar-Taj now."
"Hey, we've never heard of that rule. What gives you the right to kick us out?" Tony shouted.
"Rules are rules. Whether you know them or not, breaking them is still breaking them. Now get out of here, all of you," Mordo said without hesitation.
Kaecilius wanted to argue, but Mordo continued, "Since I'm the one who brought these people here, you have no right to interfere with how I handle them."
Kaecilius had no answer to that. If he really insisted on breaking the rule, Mordo could also step in and discipline the students under his own guidance.
Luo Xia and the others didn't pick a fight with Mordo. Though they weren't happy about it, they still left the sanctuary of the sorcerers. They stepped through the portal, sparks flying, and found themselves in a small town.
"Huh? Is this the entrance?"
Luo Xia looked back and saw a closed wooden door. The carvings on it looked very similar to those he