From Wild Mage to Wizard King

Should we help her?

Hela walked in front along the road. She followed the commission map and walked towards the commission target while secretly observing Sophia behind her.

After learning about Sophia's affairs and situation through the forum, Hela, who had been massacred by cultists, had her parents and relatives wiped out, and had abandoned herself, still had some sympathy for Sophia who was also in trouble.

Compared with the isolated and helpless Sophia, Hela was still relatively lucky. At least, she still had Roland.

When she was most desperate and collapsed, Roland reached out to her and pulled her out of the abyss.

And what about Sophia?

She has faced malice from everyone from all sides since she was born.

In the capital, her mother who was expelled and imprisoned probably couldn't protect her. Who knows how much malice the people of the empire would have towards her under the guidance of the top leaders.

Originally, Hela thought that Sophia came to the Tower of Truth and had a six-ring spellcaster as a backer, so she should not be discriminated against.

However, looking at Sophia's timid appearance under the black robe, Hela didn't need to guess that her life in the Soul School these years was probably not very good.

Really, the people in the Tower of Truth are not as good as they say. Bullying a little girl and venting anger on her is not a big deal. If you are unhappy with the Rose War, you can vent your anger on those who started the war. A bunch of bullies who only fear the strong and bully the weak.

What Hela saw and heard in the Tower of Truth has shattered all her beautiful fantasies about the Tower of Truth.

The Tower of Truth is not a holy place for spellcasters, nor is it a free and open ideal place. At least, in Hela's opinion, it is not.

Of course, this is also because Hela has been following Roland. Born as a tribesman in the North, she is like a blank sheet of paper and is easily influenced by Roland.

As a young man who has received a complete education, has a set of values, and is well-rounded in morals, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor, Roland's daily behavior is constantly influencing Hela, causing Hela's values ​​to shift towards Roland's.

It is precisely because of this that Hela now dislikes the Tower of Truth.

From the perspective of Roland and Hela, the Tower of Truth is not a good place.

The so-called parliamentary republic system, in their view, is just a republic in name only, but actually an oligarchic rule. The Parliament of Truth has not changed for hundreds of years, and several major schools firmly control the Parliament of Truth.

Even if some new high-level spellcasters were born in the past few hundred years, they should have been absorbed into the Parliament of Truth, but they would be tacitly suppressed by several major schools and have no decision-making power at all.

In addition, in the Tower of Truth, only the middle and high-level spellcasters can be truly called human beings, and only they are qualified to vote and enjoy various privileges according to their level.

As for the low-level mages and civilians at the bottom, they are just a group of cheap tools and consumables kept in captivity.

Although the spellcasters of the schools at the bottom are better and protected by the schools, they will not suddenly disappear and be captured as experimental materials. However, in the eyes of the top leaders, their status is similar to that of low-level wild mages.

For Hela, who was influenced by Roland, the Tower of Truth is completely unworthy of so much praise from the outside world.

Although Hela, who still retains the traditional concept of the jungle in the North, rationally believes that the situation in the Tower of Truth is normal, and the lands ruled by the nobles outside are even more rubbish.

However, emotionally, she still hates it a little, even though she is a fourth-ring spellcaster and has already benefited from this order.

Hela has accepted the feudal ideas of this world and the new ideas represented by Roland. Under the joint influence of these two ideas, the contradictory Hela is now created.

This world is so ruthless and cruel. Compared with the civilians struggling on the line between life and death, the slaves who lost their freedom, and the children who couldn't even survive their childhood, Sophia is already very lucky. At least she is still alive, and she can learn magic and have the power to resist.

There are so many unfair things in this world. Sophia's things are really nothing in this world. Moreover, Hela can help her for a while, but can she help her for a lifetime?

Hela lowered her head and kept thinking about it. She was in a dilemma and still didn't make up her mind.

Forget it, wait until the commission is completed and go back to ask Roland.

Hela shook her head and forced herself to put aside the messy thoughts in her head.

She couldn't think of an answer. Since she couldn't think of it, she would start.

Anyway, Roland is here, so these difficult problems should be left to Roland.

Behind her, Sophia, who is very good at observing words and expressions because of her past experience, also saw Hela's situation.

After seeing that Hela was troubled by something, Sophia was also very tactful and didn't disturb Hela.

Otherwise, when Hela suddenly fell into thought, Sophia would not have quietly shut up and not continued to speak, so as not to disturb Hela.

Although Hela was now planning to leave the problem to Roland, Hela, who had come to her senses, also found that because she had just fallen into thought, the two had not communicated for a long time, resulting in a subtle awkwardness between the two.

Oh no, if Roland was here, he would definitely not make the atmosphere so awkward.

Hela pretended to be calm, took out the commission map, looked down, and said as if nothing had happened.

"It should be another half an hour's journey, do you want to take a break?"

Behind Hela, Sophia blinked and responded in a low voice.

"No, no need, I'm not tired yet."

Well.

Hela looked at the commissioned map and didn't know how to continue. After hesitating for a while, Hela casually raised a new topic.

"Speaking of which, you must be learning magic control spells."

"Yes."

"What a coincidence, I also know a thing or two about magic control."

"Um."

Although Hela racked her brains to find a topic to talk to Sophia, Sophia really didn't know how to chat. Often, Hela would quickly end the conversation before she could talk for a few words as soon as Hela found a topic.

Because Roland also taught Hela about the use of positive and negative energy spells, and most of the magic control spells require positive and negative energy, therefore, Hela does know some magic control spells.

Therefore, although Sophia doesn't seem to like chatting very much, Hela, as a fourth-level spellcaster and also knows some magic control spells, can still slightly perceive Sophia's true emotions.

Although it was completely an awkward chat, Sophia seemed to like it and was very happy, so Hela bit the bullet and continued the awkward chat.

In this way, the two of them continued to move towards their destination while chatting awkwardly.

The first time I put it on the shelves, I set a small goal. If I can get 100 first orders, I will win.

Wasn’t the post on the release the day before it was released? I see other people doing it this way, so learn from them.