Capturing Uriel

"Of course, perhaps my obsession frightened you."

"For that, please allow me to apologize."

Leo narrowed his eyes slightly.

Uriel's words sounded very sincere.

Leo said, "That is truly regrettable. If the wizard ship I boarded at the beginning had been under your charge, then perhaps I would have joined the Uriel Gathering by now."

As Leo spoke, Uriel could hear the dissatisfaction in his tone. He smiled and said, "Wizard Lane is outstanding, but he is still affected by his personal emotions. For that, I offer my deepest apologies."

"Wizard Leo, let us forget those unpleasant things from the past. A wizard's research should move forward step by step, rather than turning back to brood over such minor conflicts."

"You are right, Wizard Uriel," Leo said.

"Wizard Leo, from the flow of spiritual energy around you, I can see that you seem to have come into contact with spells or items related to Necromancy."

Uriel suddenly said this.

Leo said, "I have indeed dabbled in both."

Uriel said, "Wizard Leo, how much do you know about Necromancy?"

Leo pondered briefly, then said, "It is a fine wizard discipline. Unfortunately, it is not valued at the Tower of Dawn."

Uriel said, "That is right. Necromancy is quite good, yet it is not valued by the wizards of the Tower of Dawn. However, studying Necromancy is indeed very difficult. Within the Tower of Dawn, it is hard to learn more advanced Necromancy. We must travel to the ruins of the Ancient Wizard Civilization, the birthplace of Necromancy in ages past."

"And to explore and excavate the mysteries within the ruins of the Ancient Wizard Civilization, a wizard must possess fairly profound knowledge of Magitech Studies."

"Yet most wizards capable of studying Magitech Studies have no interest in exploring ruins. They choose