Because Zhang Yang had defeated the god in the mages' hearts.
Yes, it really was a little difficult. (Money-wise.)
But the path to becoming a god was never easy.
The Ancient One had truly put a lot of thought into this.
Moreover, The Ancient One had not even displayed all her strength. In truth, she had already given Zhang Yang plenty of leeway.
Even though Odin knew that, he still said sincerely to The Ancient One, "You even set up your own disciple. That was too ruthless, Ancient One."
The Ancient One smiled. "You dared to set up the son of the All-Father. Your hands aren't any cleaner than mine."
Odin: "..."
Damn it.
As the two chatted, Zhang Yang suddenly opened his tightly shut eyes.
This time, everyone could sense that there was no longer any hesitation in Zhang Yang's gaze. It was calm—exceptionally calm—with a hint of determination.
That gaze seemed to be telling all the mages—
At this moment, I am the one in charge of Kamar-Taj.
I am the Sorcerer Supreme.
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Zhang Yang's gaze stunned every mage present.
The once-quiet Kamar-Taj fell completely silent at that moment. No one spoke again.
Their eyes landed on Zhang Yang in neat, unified silence.
Genius, outstanding, exceptionally gifted... all these words associated with strength had once been used to describe Zhang Yang.
But just how many abilities Zhang Yang possessed, and how powerful he truly was, some mages had witnessed while others had not.
There was skepticism, doubt, confusion, and of course, trust.
Those were all normal emotions.
But to Zhang Yang, none of that was particularly important anymore.
At first, Zhang Yang had come to Kamar-Taj only to learn magic and gain the ability to protect himself.
Later, Zhang Yang gradually changed his mind.
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