Before returning to his own Mage Tower, Hill also casually turned the half-collapsed trading hall beside Rute Main Tower upside down.
He even kindly left those still fighting in exactly the same positions; only the battlefield had become an empty clearing.
Of course, Coyle and his opponent had rather accidentally ended up beside Coyle's Mage Tower.
Glancing at his student floating in midair and neatly putting things away, Hill nodded in satisfaction... That steadiness really did resemble him a little.
Russell stared blankly at his teacher, who had two enormous attachments hanging from him—attachments he could not even bring himself to look at—and did not know how to speak. In the end, he only squeezed out one sentence: "Teacher, my things are still in there."
Hill glanced at that pile of scrap metal and sighed softly. "Ah~ Forget it.
I only let you stockpile so many useless materials in the Mage Tower before because I did not want to attract unnecessary attention.
Now that this world has reconnected with the Multiverse, you should start learning the things a proper Mage ought to learn.
The properties of this world's materials would certainly change in the future as well... The earth would inevitably open its embrace once more.
You had no need to keep using such low-grade things as steel, which ordinary people could forge with a furnace.
You and Carpenter did not need to involve yourselves in what came next.
Something major had happened in the Multiverse. No matter how many schemes those Gods and Devils before us had, there would be no further developments until the battle over there ended.
Hmm..."
Hill returned before the Mage Tower with the attachments on him and Russell floating beside him, then thoughtfully beckoned. Carpenter flew out with a face full of surprise.
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