Glaite's Third-Level Wizard Tower

Glaite had become more discerning too, looking down on those third- and fourth-level wizard towers. But unfortunately, he had no money.

Eugene was somewhat speechless. "A third-level tower is already pretty good. I can't even afford to build a first-level one myself. If Dole weren't refining it for you free of charge, you could forget about it."

Glaite shrugged. "True enough. If you move in, how are we calculating the rent?"

Eugene slapped Glaite on the shoulder. "Damn it, you still want to charge me rent? I'll beat you to death."

Glaite hurriedly dodged aside, and the two immediately began fooling around.

Before long, Eugene stopped playing around with Glaite, turned away, and said, "I'm going to see my girlfriend. I'm not playing with you anymore."

Glaite curled his lip. "She's only a girlfriend, not a wife. Come show off to me again once you've passed the Thunder Family's test."

Eugene shrugged. "No rush. We can live for a long time anyway, so we'll just drag it out. Whenever Leona wants to have a child, we'll have one. I'm not worried. We truly love each other."

Blech.

Glaite pretended to gag in disgust, utterly speechless. This guy was really putting on airs.

"You should hurry up and reach level six. Level five may make you a genius, but not a true genius yet. The Thunder Family's threshold isn't low."

Eugene nodded. "Glaite, you should work hard too. Find yourself a wife. Of the three of us, you're the only bachelor."

Glaite flicked his hair. "I'm so handsome and dashing, so suave and unrestrained—what do I need a woman for? Women only slow down the speed at which I cast spells."

Eugene, "..."

As Dole refined the materials, he listened to the two of them talking and found it rather