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When Doof returned to his magic house, before he could say that he had gained nothing, Glenn told him some extremely frightening news.

"You said those three guys have been lying in ambush outside my magic protective formation?!"

Cold sweat broke out on Daofu's forehead.

He couldn't imagine how serious the consequences would be if it was any other apprentice in the magic house instead of Glenn who went out.

That would be a nightmare he would never be able to erase, after all, these were the children he raised with his own hands.

Thinking of this, he looked at Glenn with gratitude.

"Yeah, they were all uglier than each other, and they kept saying they wanted to torture me and make me look good, so I used relatively cruel means to send them all off," Glenn said.

"You have done something that I am very grateful to you for, kid. Thank you so much." Doof said very solemnly.

"Why be so polite? This is what I should do. Even if I meet them somewhere else, I will not leave any of them alive, not to mention that they threaten the safety of my classmates." Glenn smiled at his teacher.

Hearing this, Daoof also smiled amiably, "Haha... You are such a lovely child. I seem to understand why Legila values ​​you so much. Perhaps in the future..."

He hesitated, "It's still early. Some things shouldn't happen to you."

Glenn was a little curious about what the other party said. He hesitated for a moment before speaking:

"I can actually tell that the Black Crow couple must be hiding a lot of things from me, but I won't ask too much. But if one day they need my help, I won't stand idly by."

Daoof smiled and shook his head. "I don't know either, but I asked them once. Legila only said it was a mission that they should have undertaken. They failed once and escaped by luck, so they were ready to try again. They didn't say anything more."

It sounds very concerning, but there is too little information right now. If I ask the Black Crow couple, they probably won't tell me. I will know in the future, so there is no need to rush... After thinking it through, Glenn stopped dwelling on this issue and asked:

"By the way, when I dealt with those three dark magicians, I didn't ask about their origins. Since they are your enemies, you should know them, right?"

Daofu showed a bit of annoyance and said: "This happened more than ten years ago. These three dark magicians were originally in the capital and were members of an organization called the Dark Magician Alliance.

"After that, for some reason, they had a conflict with other members of the organization. I ran into them during the fierce battle. One of the two sides escaped, and I chased after the three of them.

“You have to know how many tragedies level 4 dark magicians like them cause every year, so we must not let them leave alive.

“But I didn’t expect that they had already set up an evil sacrificial formation in a nearby village. I had to turn around and break the formation first. Naturally, the three of them escaped.

"I dealt them a heavy blow, but I didn't expect them to dare to retaliate against me. I should have tracked their whereabouts at the time, and perhaps something as thrilling as this wouldn't have happened."

After listening to this, Glenn comforted the other party a little, "At least no tragedy happened. You prevented a disaster. There is a saying in my hometown that good deeds are rewarded with good. Perhaps it was because of your good deeds that day that their conspiracy failed this time."

Daofu smiled and said, "This saying from your hometown is very comforting, but fate is the most difficult thing to figure out. Countless great magicians from ancient times to the present have tried to study it, but have found nothing."

Glenn saw that the other party was much better, so he asked again: "Just now you said that they set up a sacrificial array before you chased them. Do you know what their purpose was? I don't think their original purpose was to threaten you."

"Yes." Daofu nodded. "They originally planned to sacrifice the people of that village and borrow power from a demon to kill their opponents. Dark magicians often cooperate with evil demons. This is normal."

The two discussed the matters of demons and dark magicians for a while, and finally talked about what Daofu had gained from his trip to the capital.

Glenn was not surprised to learn that the other party had not found any useful information. This matter was unpredictable to him and any result was possible.

But when Glenn told Daoof that he couldn't enter deep meditation, the latter frowned again.

This is another thing that people are very concerned about, but there is no room for exploration.

Doof seemed to still be determined to figure things out. After checking Glenn's homework, he went into the laboratory himself.

Perhaps in his opinion, since he has become Glenn's teacher, it is necessary to eliminate possible dangers for the apprentice in the future.

Glenn couldn't persuade him much. He could see from their short time together that Doof was stubborn in some aspects.

However, although Dove was in trouble, he did not forget to give guidance to Glenn.

He once said that Glenn was the most talented apprentice he had ever taught, and there was no doubt about that.

Because Daoof did not accept apprentices based on talent or financial background like other magicians did, all his apprentices except Glenn were adopted.

Talents vary.

But it was this kind of old scholar that Glenn respected the most. It turned out that those who could become friends with Legila were all of the same kind.

Once, after Daofu had finished instructing Glenn, Glenn suddenly remembered something and said:

"Teacher, I found that Lucas and the others don't seem to have received any real training. If they venture out into the world in the future, they will suffer a lot."

Daoof just shook his head gently, "I know, because I don't intend to let them go out and venture."

Glenn was stunned. "You want to keep them forever?"

"I should say that I have been protecting them all along, Glenn. You should understand that becoming a Beyonder is not a good thing. If you cannot reach a certain level, the outside world will be very dangerous. My first three apprentices were like this. Only after I let them go out and venture out did I realize how stupid my decision was."

Daofu's words were slightly hoarse at the end.

Glenn could guess from the change in the other party's tone that the three apprentices would not end up well.

Sure enough, Daoof continued, "Those three children were not short of training, but they still suffered in the end. Jonifer was captured by the dark magician and turned into a puppet. Bucker disappeared and no one knows where he is. Only Kumi is at least confirmed to be alive, but he has become an ordinary person with disabilities. But with my help, he is fine now."