All the soldiers stopped what they were doing, bowls and chopsticks in hand, and stared dumbfounded at the portal.
Kael gaped at the portal, stunned.
He now had the strange feeling that his entire worldview had been overturned.
It was one thing for Lin Mo to learn quickly, but even spatial magic, the hardest kind, came to him this fast!
Kael was questioning his life at this point.
He wondered whether Astral Realm Teleportation Magic had been lying.
Learning teleportation magic did not take nearly that long at all.
He wondered if he was an idiot for having taken years to learn it back then.
He simply stared blankly at the portal, speechless for a long time.
Seeing this, Lin Mo waved a hand in front of his eyes.
"Teacher, are you all right?"
Kael came back to his senses, closed his eyes, and took a deep breath. Opening his eyes to look at Lin Mo, he actually found himself at a loss for words.
Lin Mo deactivated the teleportation magic, returned to his seat, and said earnestly:
"This is all I can do right now. I can't combine it with a spatial magic array to make the spatial portal stand there completely stable."
"Teacher, what should I do?"
Kael fought back the urge to curse and took a deep, forceful breath.
"Your current rate of progress is something only a god could achieve."
He enunciated every word:
"You can't expect to learn everything overnight the moment you advance to the sixth rank."
"If you do that, what are all the magisters of our Holy Human Race supposed to think?"
Lin Mo paused.
"Think what?"
Kael said irritably:
"Think about how stupid we are."
Whenever he remembered the years of hard study it had taken him to learn spatial magic,