"Instructor" Uriel

"It doesn't matter. I don't think you can teach me anything, anyway."

These Wizards were already in a bad mood, and hearing Hain say that only made them more displeased.

Hain sneered. "Fine. I hope you won't regret it."

Just as the transaction on Hain's side was declared broken off, Leo continued explaining things to Molly as usual.

The Wizard Apprentices nearby instinctively turned to look at Leo.

At first, they did not care much, but gradually, they all pricked up their ears and began listening in.

Though they were separated by some distance and could not hear all of Leo's explanations clearly, they still felt they had gained something.

Uriel's lesson soon came to an end.

Suddenly, a Wizard behind Leo said, "Wizard Leo, there's something I don't understand. Could I ask you to explain it?"

Leo pondered slightly. "Go ahead."

"It's about this part."

"The secondary circulation of a magitech's spiritual energy? It's actually more or less what Wizard Uriel explained. First..."

Compared with Uriel's, Leo's explanation was simpler and easier to understand.

The Wizard who had asked immediately benefited greatly, and he went on to ask several more questions.

Leo answered them one by one.

The Wizard said, "Wizard Leo, thank you for your guidance. Your explanations are truly so easy to understand."

"This is a small token of my appreciation."

"Five hundred Magic Stones, as payment for your explanation."

Leo smiled and took only twenty of the Magic Stones. "What I explained wasn't that important. This is enough."

Seeing Leo take twenty Magic Stones, Molly, who had been watching him all along, immediately wore a faint smile.

It was ten Magic Stones for explaining things to Molly, and twenty Magic Stones for explaining things to others.

Leo's actions made Molly feel that he truly remembered old