Mystic Dominator

Ronald heard the sound and quickly stopped:

"That's just a very reasonable caution on your part. It's nothing."

"But Mr. Almonte, I remember that you were up there accompanying Mr. Majerle to adjust the preparations for the ceremony. Why did you suddenly come down?"

Facing Ronald's inquiry, Almonte shook his head slightly, with a hint of shame on his face:

"There is a huge difference between my skills and my teacher's skills."

"Although it can provide some help, there are still some very delicate operations that can only be done by the teacher alone, and I cannot intervene."

After hearing this answer, Ronald turned his head and looked in the direction of the window.

Although the bookshelf blocked the view outside, through the faint change in light, he also realized that the sun had set.

Almonte's answer in front of him was obviously very humble.

Even though the time has not completely entered the night, it is not far away from the moment Majer ordered.

The middle-aged archmage in front of him.

There must have been a lot of important adjustment work done before I finally came here to find myself talking.

With a clear understanding of the current situation, Ronald spoke again:

"Mr. Almonte, there must be something you want to talk to me about when you come here, right?"

Almont did not shy away from his purpose. After Ronald spoke, the Archmage nodded calmly and admitted:

"Yes, I do want to talk to you alone."

"Although the teacher has told me the specific situation and convinced me to help you, there are still some things I want to know about what the future world will be like."

Ronald would naturally not refuse such a request:

"You ask, I will definitely tell you everything I know."

"..."

Next, Ronald and Almonte had a brief conversation.

The middle-aged archmage's idea is simple.

He just wants to know what kind of country the area he is trying to govern now will develop into in later generations, what is the life of the people, and what is the relationship between magicians and ordinary people.

As a great mage born in [Larchmont], it is also based on one's most basic thoughts.

Almont did not want the world he was trying to maintain order to suffer catastrophic damage in the future.

So I hope to get a glimpse of future development from Ronald.

On the other side, Ronald actually didn't know much about the current east coast of Shenriyang.

In addition to what I saw after the fleet set off, and what I read in books.

The places where he lived his life were Capone before and Nick Land now.

Therefore, we can only ensure that the information is as true as possible.

He told the middle-aged archmage in front of him everything he saw and heard.

"..."

After listening to Ronald's story, Almonte was silent for a long time.

However, until the Archmage broke away from thinking about these contents, he did not express any emotion about it.

Just like his teacher Majer.

Finally, Almonte showed a slightly emotional smile on his face, and then turned to chat with Ronald about an interesting thing:

"Mr. Ronald, I probably know the origin of that weird banquet hall in Nickland that you mentioned."

Ronald nodded and replied:

"Appreciate further details."

Almont then continued to explain:

“It’s called the Citizen’s Forum. It’s a discussion place I led people to build on the coast last year. It’s intended to allow everyone to sit together, forget their identities for a short time, express their opinions freely, and discuss solutions suitable for the future. path of."

"..."

The purpose when it was established and the use in the future tense have completely changed.

Ronald didn't even need to activate the spell to sense human emotions, but he could guess how complicated the archmage's mood was now.

But despite this, Almonte did not lose his composure.

He just smiled and shook his head, and then, like Ronald just now, he turned his gaze to the window blocked by the bookshelf.

"..."

Not long after, the middle-aged archmage invited Ronald:

"It's getting late."

"Mr. Ronald, why don't we go to the top of the mountain and wait for the teacher's final adjustments to the ceremony together."

Ronald readily accepted the invitation.

At the same time, he summoned El with the help of the soul fragment.

"In that case, let's go."

…

Ronald had walked the road from the laboratory to the top of the mountain once before.

But as he walked up the stairs in the dark castle at night and felt Almonte's complicated emotions beside him, Ronald felt that the road this time was particularly long.

So on the way forward, he couldn't help but ask:

"Mr. Almonte, I have seen some records about you in later generations. After assisting Lord Majerle in completing this ceremony, you seemed to have returned to land?"

Almonte didn't mind Ronald starting the topic at all.

The middle-aged archmage explained the reason with a normal expression and a calm tone:

"Yes, this is actually my promise to the teacher."

"In the original plan, I handed the original scripture to the teacher, and then he used it to start this magnificent magic experiment. Because the essence is to find a practical path, so those who are in this spell must After the spell is activated, the consciousness will be replaced, and then the possible path will be found in this infinite historical cycle."

Hearing this, Ronald immediately understood:

"So your leaving Larchmont after handing over the original book is the last insurance for this whole ceremony?"

"That's right." Almont cast an approving look, and then continued, "As this ceremony unfolds, even if there are indeed results, people who have been trapped in the historical cycle will not be able to discover everything on their own. So. Someone from the outside must take the initiative to end this experiment."

"..."

Hearing this, Ronald fell silent.

Through the history of the outside world, he knew that the Almont in front of him lived for a long time after middle age, and did not finally pass away until he was old. During this period, he probably never returned to [Larchmont].

Combined with what the two people just discussed.

Something obvious yet frustrating lies ahead.

"You don't have to feel sad for us."

Regarding Ronald's silent attitude, Almonte seemed quite magnanimous. He shook his head slightly and then continued:

"Things are always changing."

"Judging from the results, the teacher's experiment failed, and I... I'm afraid it's because of my own lack of ability that I can't bring the Larchmont Island hidden in history under the premise that the mystery of the entire world has been reduced. Re-delivered.”

"Keep silent and accept the reality. This is what a mage must learn."