Are You Interrogating Me Like a Criminal?

"Their official members generally have Magical Pressure above 50, and they are proficient in combat spells. Even Second-Rank Wizard Apprentices might not be able to handle the Third-Level Wizard Apprentices among them. You must be careful. Your priority should be to secure ways to protect your life first."

After thinking for a moment, Leo asked the question that worried him most. "Could there be First-Rank Wizard Apprentices in the Wyvern Club?"

Hearing this, Sally said with a smile, "Although there are First-Rank Wizard Apprentices in the Wyvern Club, their status is different. They would not go to the front lines just to monopolize certain precious materials."

"Moreover, most of the Wizards in the club are Second-Rank Wizard Apprentices. Very few First-Rank Wizard Apprentices join clubs."

"Wizards are forbidden from fighting each other within the Tower of Dawn, but once they leave the Tower of Dawn, that prohibition has very little effect. In short, you must be careful."

Sally had advised Leo to stick to his original objective, but she repeatedly and solemnly reminded him to be cautious.

Leo nodded.

He weighed things in his heart.

With his strength, along with the risk avoidance provided by the Prismatic Dragon Scale, even if he could not defeat a Second-Rank Wizard Apprentice, he could still escape.

But against a First-Rank Wizard Apprentice, Leo had little confidence.

Since he would not need to face First-Rank Wizard Apprentices, Leo did not need to alter his itinerary.

Of course, if such a group of Wizards intervened, it was hard to say whether Leo would ultimately obtain the materials.

He would look around first. If it turned out to be a wasted trip, there was nothing he could do about it.

Leo thought to himself.

However, after hearing what Wizard Sally had said, Leo also felt that