Nova Assembly, Like a Religious Cult

These matters did not need to be concealed.

And if the Tower of Dawn wanted to investigate, it would be able to uncover them anyway.

It would be better to state them openly and honestly.

After hearing Leo's explanation, Saffi pondered briefly and said, "Leo, we'll take the parchment. Later, we'll make a copy of its contents and return it to you."

Leo said, "Wizard Saffi, I have no objections. I guarantee that I will obey all your instructions."

Saffi said, "Alright, you may leave."

After Leo left and returned to his room, he finally let out a sigh of relief.

He had not expected Uriel to be the Instructor.

After all, their outward appearances and behavior had been completely different.

But after thinking it over, Leo felt that something was off.

"No. Uriel isn't the Instructor. He's merely being controlled by the Instructor. It's probably similar to the Necromancy spell Kyle used, keeping Uriel in a controlled state."

"But being able to control a First-Rank Wizard Apprentice... as expected, none of these Formal Wizards are easy prey."

Leo felt deeply moved. After the inspection, he stepped outside and found Molly still waiting.

When Molly saw Leo emerge, she looked him up and down before asking, "Leo, they didn't do anything to you, did they?"

"No. Although I had some dealings with Wizard Uriel, they weren't extensive. Still, those Wizard Apprentices from the Uriel Gathering may have to be detained and observed for some time."

Molly patted her chest and said, "That's good. And that Wizard Apprentice called Hain was caught—I can't help feeling a little delighted by his misfortune. I never had a good impression of him. He was always speaking in a strange, sarcastic way about you, even though he wasn't capable himself."

Leo merely smiled. "It's not