"Maybe not." Leon smiled and walked straight toward the depths of the bookshelves.
Although Wong was a librarian, he would later become the Sorcerer Supreme, with both formidable strength and deep experience.
In the films,
after the Blip Event,
Old Wang, after becoming the Sorcerer Supreme, had even made himself a résumé.
It said that when he was young, he had been Kamar-Taj's supermarket manager.
He had worked in the supermarket position for nine years.
Then, after the previous librarian died, he had taken his place and worked in the Kamar-Taj library for eleven years.
Doing the math, it really did seem like it would begin around these years.
And the still-young Wong clearly did not yet possess such extensive experience.
Faced with Leon's utterly unconcerned attitude,
he found himself unable to offer any further warnings.
Wong stood there with his mouth half open, able only to watch helplessly as Leon began flipping through the forbidden books.
"I hope he keeps his promise and really doesn't hang me up." Wong muttered, clearly not optimistic about Leon.
Before long, half a month passed.
At first, Wong had been unable to set his mind at ease and kept glancing at Leon from time to time.
Later, he grew accustomed to it and began treating the sight of Leon rapidly turning pages every day as part of the library's routine.
Leon flipped through books so quickly, in fact,
that Wong sometimes felt he might not have absorbed any of it at all.
Mordo, meanwhile, had been having a much harder time these past few days.
Every day, Leon would demonstrate one or two new spells right in front of him.
After more than ten days, Mordo had been beaten down so badly that he even began wondering whether there was really something wrong