Spell-Compatible Potions, Moonflower Leaf

"I don't know what conflict lies between you and Wizard Tesla."

"But if your conflict with him can implicate all the graduate students of the Esmond Gathering, then it must be no small matter."

"Since you already have conflicts and grievances with our Esmond Gathering, why should I bother currying favor with you?"

Wizard Keli's expression turned ugly.

Leo was right.

Even if Leo truly used this matter to seek Keli's promise not to target the Esmond Gathering, it was unlikely to work.

At most, Keli would only pay lip service.

"Fine... fifty thousand Magic Stones. Let's make the transaction here."

Keli's face darkened as she said, "However, this also means that, Wizard Leo, you have thoroughly enraged a First-Rank Wizard Apprentice."

Leo gave an utterly unremarkable "Oh," then said, "Then let's trade."

Seeing that Leo had no intention of befriending her at all, Keli was especially furious.

As an envoy, she did not know how many Wizards wanted to curry favor with and flatter her, yet she had run into a Leo who would not yield to persuasion or pressure.

After completing the transaction with Leo, Keli looked at the sheet of paper he handed her, the solution written upon it, and said, "If the method written above does not work, I will let you learn the price of deceiving a First-Rank Wizard Apprentice."

Leo said confidently, "That situation will not arise."

After mooching a meal off Keli and gaining fifty thousand Magic Stones as well, Leo was still in a fairly good mood on his way back.

Now that I have fifty thousand Magic Stones, I can make some adjustments to my cultivation plan.

After returning to his room, Leo thought to himself.

After raising his spiritual energy to the level of a Second-Rank Wizard Apprentice, Leo's next