Without hesitation, Dieter grabbed Linde, who still wanted to stay behind, and quickly led his knight order away through an underground passage that had suddenly appeared behind Cloud Platform.
Dragged along by his brother, Linde looked back in astonishment. Several mages were walking along behind them, taking soil from their storage tools and transforming it into stone to completely seal the passage. He silently swallowed. Even the preparations for sending them away had been this thorough. He'd better behave from now on.
If he said he wanted to become a mage, then he should focus solely on working toward becoming one!
Linde didn't even dare imagine what would happen if he did something he shouldn't.
"Settled down?" Dieter asked his brother, whose arm had gone stiff. With Linde's petty schemes, he probably wouldn't even know how he'd died in front of this Undead commander.
"Mm..." Linde turned his head and said softly, "I definitely won't do anything unnecessary in the future. But, Brother, what are you going to do?"
"He gave me a way out, didn't he?" Dieter said bluntly. "Do you think he can make decisions for Grand Sage Belfran? There definitely won't be anything left on the cliff by now.
"That Grand Sage probably left long ago with all his possessions.
"But as the Earth Wanderer, the place he left behind must be very suitable for living.
"And don't forget about that labyrinth passage."
Dieter said steadily, "Although it definitely lost its effect when the Grand Sage left, as long as we ask your teacher for help, we can build at least a basic maze formation."
"He just doesn't want the other group to benefit, right?" Linde curled his lips and glanced at Ball Ball, who was leading the way ahead, before speaking quietly.
"So what? I'm the