Entering Tewalan

Hill was silent for a while before speaking. "Go back!"

Hogan froze, then hurriedly said, "As a Mage of Tewalan, even if you're level 19, you must obey the king's command."

Hill did not know whether Hogan was pretending not to understand or was genuinely stupid.

Hill's tone was obviously not Santos's original one, and his voice did not sound the same either. Since Santos had striven to become a priest from childhood, his voice had always carried that calm, low steadiness.

Moreover, even if Santos hated the family he had been born into and the nobles who mocked him for being worse than even an illegitimate child, Santos had revered the Travel God since childhood and had actually been willing to devote his strength to his Supreme God.

Otherwise, Tewalan would not have sent such a simple summons to someone who was likely already a powerful level 19 Mage. A level 12 Mage had dared to come and issue orders without even bringing a gift.

Even if they believed Santos might already be dead, as long as there was even a one-percent chance that he was still alive, they should not have been so disrespectful.

A level 17 Mage was already extremely powerful among humans.

Watching the little Mage named Hogan's expression shift again and again, Hill gave a cold chuckle.

"Teacher Santos is no longer in this world. I am his student, Aubert Falan," Hill said without blinking. "I am already level 20. I have no need to obey such a ridiculous order.

"By tradition, before becoming Legendary, I received no benefits from Tewalan. Therefore, I have no obligation to fight for Tewalan.

"As for my teacher, perhaps you can look for him in another world."

"But this isn't a God War!" Upon hearing Hill say that he