Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique

Tracey Lucia lay on the ground.

Unconscious, with blood flowing from her seven orifices, her face as pale as paper, with barely a breath left in her.

The sight terrified those who were gathered with her.

They all drew back, their heads bowed, silent as cicadas in the cold, submissive under Wizard Cody’s imposing pressure.

Not only did no one dare speak up for Tracey Lucia.

No one even dared to help her up from the ground.

She was left lying there.

In a pitiful condition.

Why did Wizard Cody react so significantly?

Why would he take action, even at the risk of being accused of bullying the weak?

Because Tracey Lucia offended his dignity.

Whether in light of her position at the school, or as a Tier 3 wizard, Tracey

Lucia should at least show respect towards Wizard Cody, if not awe.

But what did she do instead?

Without permission or consent, she dared to roar in “Court”!

This was a blatant demonstration of her contempt for the authority of Wizard Cody.

Was she given the right to speak?

Did she really think that having a Level Five Sage and a promising wizard like Zoran Lucia in Lucia’s Family made her the superior party?

In his early years, Wizard Cody could have advanced to the rank of Sage if he hadn’t been conned!

Even now, if no Sages were involved, among Official Wizards, who would dare to confidently declare he could beat Wizard Cody?

To compete at the cost of their lives, Zoran Lucia would have to kneel down begging Wizard Cody not to burn his source and forcefully enter the Sage state to unleash a deadly blow.

“The Pure Blood Family has truly been in decline in recent years.”

Wizard Cody did not even look at Tracey, shaking his head with a tone of extreme contempt.

From families of pure blood like Percival, Johnson, and Colonna present in the scene, there was not a single one who dared refute his words.

This only validated Wizard Cody’s lament.

With a flicker of disappointment in his eyes, Wizard Cody turned to Elise, who had stopped laughing, and commented, “You’re smart, not as insane as you seem. If you can master restraint, you’ll have some achievement in the future.” “Thankyou, Wizard Cody.”

Having regained her composure, Elise thanked him politely, no longer daring to act recklessly.

“Hehe.”

Wizard Cody laughed indifferently, no longer paying attention to Elise, instead announcing the verdict for the group fight:

“Both sides are at fault so no need to compensate each other. However, you have damaged the school’s property. You will all pay for this at full cost, with an additional double penalty. The bills will be sent directly to your families; you don’t need to pay for it yourselves.”

The moment this verdict was pronounced, even Elise, who loved a good show but didn’t like trouble, couldn’t help but blanch.

Especially Monroe, who had just been released from confinement.

Annoyance flashed.

When he gets back, he will be reprimanded again. If it gets serious, he might be confined again.

Everyone else was troubled about how to explain everything to their families.

It must be said, Wizard Cody’s verdict hit these “prodigal sons” of pure blood families and Half Blood big families alike right where it hurts.

They weren’t afraid of anything else but reproach from their families.

After announcing the verdict, Wizard Cody waved them away to prevent them from blocking his sight.

They all left like they had been granted a great pardon, then sadly made their way out of the office.

Underneath the Administrative Building, the two groups glared at each other several times. They didn’t even have the mood to threaten each other before going their separate ways, returning to resolve their own mess.

As they walked away, pure bloods complained out loud.

They said that over the past few decades, fewer and fewer wizards of pure blood were willing to return to the school to take up positions.

Now, both Junior and Senior Divisions were gradually being taken over by Half Bloods and New Bloods, especially wizards from Half-Blood families.

Apart from the headquarters, the influence of Pure Blood families in Junior and Senior Divisions was dwindling.

With sighs, the pure blood apprentices gradually went away.

Tracey Lucia was thus “forgotten” in the School’s Domestic Affair and Accident Investigation and Mediation Office.

Wizard Cody took out his personal intel computer, snapped a photo, and sent it directly to Zoran Lucia, asking him to personally come and retrieve Tracey.

An affront to his dignity wasn’t about to end so simply, was it?

Didn’t he have some respect to maintain within the school circle?

Let’s not get into the subsequent contest between Wizard Cody and Zoran Lucia.

No sooner had Elise reached Boundary Lake than she immediately shared her joy at teaching that slut Tracey a hard lesson with Link, eager for his response. Link received the message with neither sadness nor joy.

Looking at the resources bought with 200 pieces of Magic Stone, consumed in an instant by the “seed”, he could already feel numb at heart from the feedback from Franda.

He knew that the “seed” was a big consumer of resources, but he never thought it would be such a huge one.

200 pieces of Magic Stone account for one percent of the initial requirement of 20,000 pieces of Magic Stone.

Shouldn’t it at least make a splash?

Unfortunately, the obtained resources were not even enough to fill the “seed’s” teeth.

There was no change at all.

The trivial matter of Tracey Lucia losing face was no longer enough to affect Link’s mood.

He simply sent back a cold “Oh” and ignored Elise.

Elise felt as if a bucket of cold water had been poured over her head, instantly dousing her enthusiasm and joy. In response to being treated with such indifference today, she gritted her teeth and decided to take another opportunity to play a trick on Link.

Link, of course, was oblivious to the fact that he had once again angered Elise.

Even if he did know, he wouldn’t be afraid.

She was a crazy woman. You don’t even have to provoke her and she will still go crazy.

It was hard to guard against.

Link quickly adjusted his mood and diverted his attention.

He took out his personal intel computer, entered the “Academic Points” exchange page, and exchanged all 12 level 1 detailed explanations of Rune involved in the First Ring witchcraft “Armor Orchid Battle Armor”.