Learning Magic in Azeroth
Chapter 251

I really didn't ninja the loot

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"Rhode! Come over here! This is my sister!"

Lilia had already turned to call outside.

Of course Rhode knew Galinder was inside. The Reconnaissance Robot had seen him earlier.

He just felt a little guilty now.

It wasn't that he was worried her sister would accuse him of kidnapping a child because Lilia had been staying with him. The main problem was...

He had those three gemstones!

Or rather, those three pieces of gemstone equipment.

They were just too damn useful!

Should I not tell him, or should I not tell him?

Rhode sank into a struggle that wasn't much of a struggle at all.

Anasterian, the king of Quel'Thalas, was a powerful archmage known as the "Sun King."

His magical abilities might even surpass Antonidas's!

What would a mage that powerful need these three gemstones for?

Even if they gave him a boost, it definitely wouldn't be as big as the boost they gave me.

Now that we've formed a new Alliance, it's like we're all in the same guild, the same raid team in a game.

Since we're on the same side, equipment should obviously go to whoever gets the biggest upgrade.

That improves the team's DPS and makes clearing bosses easier.

So the gemstones should stay with me. At worst, I'll pay a little extra DKP-meaning I'll help the high elves out more later.

What? You're saying I ninjaed the loot?

I'm doing this to contribute more to the team. How can you call that ninjaing loot?

Besides, it's not bound equipment. I'll give it back eventually.

Once I'm as strong as the Sun King, I won't depend so much on equipment like this. I'll return it then!

Right. This time, I've really made up my mind.

Definitely!

While Rhode was thinking, Lilia had already helped Galinder

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