I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

Bennett knew that it was not that the flame had disappeared, but that the flame had become invisible.

The temperature of this invisible flame is tens of thousands of degrees, and the flame turned black just now only because of the anger that stained the flame.

"This rune is interesting."

Bennett put away the dragon disaster and said regretfully:

"It's just that the dragon is still not good at using runes. The development of this rune is obviously inadequate."

Bennett shook it again and smiled:

"But even if you develop it to the extreme, a dragon flame disaster can't do anything to me."

Bennett put away the rune. Belodis had disappeared long time ago, but Bennett didn't care. How could such a grown-up person be lost?

Back at the Mage Tower, while Bennett was studying spells, everyone had already prepared dinner.

The fried meat is chopped into pieces, added to the mashed potatoes and mixed with butter.

Bennett looked at the somewhat rough dinner in front of him, was stunned for a moment, and said:

"Who made this dinner?"

"I am a family hodgepodge of dwarves."

Bennett glanced at Groin, this guy actually knew how to cook dinner.

Sitting next to Beth, Bennett took the plate handed to him by Denise, added some rice to the plate, tasted it, and found it was not bad.

After dinner, Belodis had not returned yet, but the people here either didn't care about the elves, or were very sleepy, or had important things to do in the evening.

No one cares what happens to the elves.

The next morning, Beth went up to the top floor with Bennett, and the others were ready.

Bennett looked at the number of people and felt something was not right.

"Where's Belodis?"

The Archmage frowned and said:

"She's not in the Mage Tower."

Bennett then remembered that she had disappeared when Belodis was having dinner last night.

Slapping his forehead, Bennett said helplessly:

"She disappeared last night. I should have noticed it earlier."

"I knew that elves are unreliable. Those long-eared people are just unreliable."

Groin pounded his thigh angrily, his face full of anger.

Denise looked at everyone, feeling a little helpless.

Beth rubbed her brows and said:

"Bennett, go look for her in the sea. From what I know about elves, she might have gotten lost while swimming."

Bennett: “…”

Thinking about the personality of the elves, maybe it is true.

Bennett said helplessly:

"Which direction will she swim?"

Beth pursed her lips and said helplessly:

"It could be the teleportation point from last time. Elves are very curious, and she might want to see what's happening to the island."

Bennett: “…”

"Forget it, I'll go look in the direction of the island."

After saying that, Bennett flew directly out of the window and flew towards the mainland.

Bennett flew at a very fast speed at full speed. He could fly from the royal capital to the southern border in half a day. This time he flew for an hour before he finally found Bilodis.

Belodis was riding a shark and waving leisurely at Bennett above.

Bennett was also so angry that he laughed.

"you……"

Bennett used his magic power to pick up Vilodis and asked:

"What's your situation? What do you want to do?"

Belodis waved goodbye to the shark and turned to Bennett and said:

"Hey, I went to the island last time and saw it. You mages are exaggerating. The whole island has turned into a lava field and it hasn't dried up yet."

Bennett rubbed his brow and said:

"You know, we are on the road, not on a picnic."

"Why rush? We have endless years ahead of us anyway, so why get so angry?"

Belodis looked innocent.

"Huh? I... never mind. I'll let the dwarf watch you later. From now on, you can't leave the dwarf's sight."

"What? No, I will never stay with a dwarf."

After saying that, Vilodis activated the ability of the Free Knight and escaped from Bennett's clutches.

"Then you should stay with Denise and protect her safety. Don't do anything outrageous when you get excited."

Belodis readily agreed, and finally removed her ability, allowing Bennett to take her back to the castle.

No one had a good look towards Belodis, except the archmage who maintained his usual attitude.

She knew what was going on with the elves. It was their nature to do whatever they wanted. That was just how they were, with all sorts of minor problems.

After going through all this trouble, everyone set off again.

Bennett knew that the Archmage was going to fight the Dragon King, so he took the initiative to undertake the task of teleportation in the past few days.

Fortunately, his mental strength was strong enough, and the archmage gave him more authority in the Mage Tower, which made things easier for him.

After the last transmission, everyone finally saw land.

"This is the paradise for monsters."

Belodis walked to the bedside, a hint of heaviness of memories flashed in her eyes, and she rarely showed the elf's relaxation.

The dwarf Groin reached for the giant hammer behind him, his face full of solemnity. When he learned that they were not far from the mainland, he stopped drinking.

He hasn't drunk any alcohol these days, and his face has a more calm look like a soldier.

Beth looked at the continent in front of her with a complicated expression. This was her enemy. She didn't know why the archmage and others chose her so easily.

However, even if the great wizard and others do not choose her, she will remain steadfast and continue on her own path.

Denise was a little confused. She glanced at the continent and said:

"It looks no different from our continent."

"When we get to the mainland, you will know the difference between our mainland and here."

The Archmage said.

Bennett turned around and looked at the archmage, who was sitting on a gorgeous chair with his eyes closed.

In Bennett's vision of the scourge, the magic power of the archmage was transforming into threads connecting to the sky above.

Bennett noticed these threads after leaving the continent. At that time, there were only a few of them, but now, they have spread throughout the entire Mage Tower.

Denise could obviously see the threads, and when the wizard finished speaking, she looked at him with some concern.

"Teacher, are you okay?"

The Archmage opened his eyes and said:

"fine."

She stretched out her hand, and a rune coordinate appeared in her palm.

There was some nostalgia, some sadness, and even some shame on her face, but after a moment, she clenched the rune, her face became firm, and there was madness in her eyes.

It was the first time Bennett saw the archmage like this. Her eyes were very scary, like a she-wolf guarding the cave entrance.

"Master, what's the next coordinate, or should we take a break first?"

The Archmage looked at Bennett and said:

"Are you tired? If so, take a rest."

Bennett shook his head. The high-intensity transmission in the past few days had made his mental strength more solid and given him more power.

"Not tired."

"Then let's go."