Soon, a familiar Wizard was brought before Leo by the knights.
It was none other than Pruss, who had previously conducted a transaction with the knight order.
Pruss looked utterly haggard. The moment he saw Leo, the gloom on his face vanished without a trace, and he said happily, "Wizard Leo, hello. Thank you for saving me from those damned knights."
Leo said, "It was nothing. Besides, even if I hadn't saved you, Wizard Pruss, you would have had your own way of escaping. You deliberately pretended to be no match for the knights so they would capture you, didn't you?"
Pruss froze. How could he possibly have had the ability to escape from those knights?
But Pruss quickly understood Leo's intention and said, "That's right, Wizard Leo. That was exactly it. I only pretended I couldn't defeat them because I wanted to see what their purpose was."
After speaking, Pruss casually glanced around at the surrounding knights.
The knights' gazes toward Pruss once again filled with awe and fear.
Not one of them doubted whether Pruss possessed such strength.
In their eyes, both Leo and Pruss were powerful Wizards.
Now that Leo had said so, they no longer harbored the slightest doubt toward Pruss.
Pruss secretly felt deeply grateful to Leo.
Leo said that to establish an image of great strength for Pruss before this group of knights.
That way, it would be easier for Pruss to come collect the Magic Stones later.
Leo looked at Tor and ordered, "Give Wizard Pruss all the Magic Stones he requires."
"Yes, Lord Wizard Leo."
Tor sent someone to bring over a large sack of Magic Stones.
Pruss's eyes gleamed as he looked at the Magic Stones. "Wizard Leo, how about we split these Magic Stones equally?"
Leo said, "I don't need