Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique-Chapter 982 - 85 See You Later_2
Chapter 982: Chapter 85: See You Later_2
Chapter 982 -85: See You Later_2
The two passed through the passage very smoothly, returning from the Immortal God Civilization Universe to the Wizard Civilization Universe.
Just as Elise and Lotson were waiting at the other end of the passage,
someone was also waiting for Link and Jasmine at this end.
Not well-acquainted, but comrades in arms, were Medici, a Level Seven Great Sage, and Frist Diomand, a Level Seven Great Sage, who wore a Supreme Council uniform for some unknown reason, waiting together.
It seemed that Medici was merely accompanying Frist. After receiving Link and Jasmine, he greeted them and left.
Frist also had some official duties to tend to. After exchanging pleasantries with Link and Jasmine for a while, he went off to attend to his business.
Link and Jasmine didn’t stay long at the Supreme Council and left soon after.
From the Central Plains, where the Supreme Council was located, to the West Coast, where Ravensmouth College was, they couldn’t use transport gates.
Driving a transportation vehicle, the pair enjoyed the breeze and sang loudly on their way back to Ravensmouth City, back to the “Do Anything Freely” headquarters.
A grand banquet was held that evening.
Assad Kenneth and his wife Renee Clarke, Sage Palo and his wife Sage Selene, the single Sage Cody, Old Murphy, Polo Salossal, the Lokan Wizard…
Long unseen friends Tina, Shariya, Ayla…
Sandra Diomand, Tiffany Colonna, Fred Percival, Gerald…
The five brothers Buck Watt, Dalton Collen, Ezio Richie, Digee Finley, Lynn Hewitt…
The socially anxious trio Betty Maggie, Mitte Valente, Terry Nonem/Bloom ((╯□╰))…
Every wizard acquainted with Link and Jasmine was present.
Lanny Taylor, who once regarded Link Grande as her biggest rival and constantly compared herself to him, stood in a corner, holding a glass of wine, silently watching the liquid swirl.
Mina Havcheck, who had a past grievance but later joined “Do Anything Freely,” stood in another corner, her figure shrouded in shadows yet seemingly enjoying the light.
The banquet lasted for a long time.
Yet it felt like only a moment.
Everyone enjoyed pleasant conversations and was happy and cheerful.
After the gathering ended, they each departed without sadness.
After the banquet, Link and Jasmine returned to their cozy home.
Their daughter Melia giggled as she jumped into Jasmine’s arms, her little legs happily flailing.
Link didn’t ignore the quiet Garona; he crouched down and stretched out his hands.
Garona slowly walked forward and briefly hugged Link, quickly letting go and stepping back.
Seeing this, Link didn’t insist but simply stroked Garona’s little head a few times.
“You won’t grow much taller.”
Garona pouted her lips and muttered.
Yet her little head reluctantly left Link’s palm, gently rubbing against it a few more times.
Link laughed heartily.
The night passed without incident.
The next day.
Early in the morning.
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Driven by his biological clock, Link woke up on time.
Gently waking Jasmine, they got out of bed, washed up, prepared breakfast, and then went to the bedrooms of Garona and Melia to rouse the two sleepyheads.
The family, served by the smart butler Hamid, happily enjoyed their breakfast.
Half an hour later, the family, having tidied everything up, left the villa.
Melia, sensing something, glanced back and looked at the smart butler Hamid, who was standing at the door seeing the family off.
She looked up at her mother Jasmine and then at her father Link and said softly, “I want Hamid.”
“Okay.”
Link agreed, gesturing with a wave.
The smart butler Hamid, receiving Link’s command, promptly walked over to Melia’s side.
Garona’s eyes darted around, realizing she didn’t need anything, so she didn’t speak up.
The family of four, along with the smart butler Hamid, boarded their transportation vehicle and left the villa.
Shortly after, the transportation vehicle arrived at Ravensmouth Academy Junior College to pick up Li Shuwen, whom Link had arranged to study the knowledge of Wizard Civilization in the library.
“Is there anything else?” asked Jasmine.
“There is,” Link replied.
“What is it?” Jasmine asked again.
Link merely glanced at Ravensmouth College and, without a word, drove the transportation vehicle away.
This departure was real, without hesitation, without delay.
The vehicle soared out of Ravensmouth District, out of the West Coast, and up over the Stormy Sea.
It ultimately landed on a reef expanded to the size of a football field.
Li Shuwen bid farewell to Link here, returning to the Human Immortal Martial World.
“Master, Master, I thought you no longer wanted me.”
Having waited a long time and nearly running out of patience, Franda eagerly emerged from the reef from the Human Immortal Martial World.
After exclaiming loudly, Franda immediately turned from Link, flew to Jasmine, sweetly called out “Madam”, and then started playing with Melia and Garona.
The three little girls, Garona calm and reserved, Melia not particularly lively, made Franda the most talkative of the trio.
However, the chattering Franda soon got along well with the reserved Garona and the not-so-lively Melia.
The three little girls played joyfully together.
Link and Jasmine watched and felt truly happy.
The Fire Elemental Elf, Emily Samantha Daryl Alphlottaena, asleep in the Human Immortal Martial World “Sun”, was not happy at all.
Because she was forcibly awakened by Link, her advancement process was interrupted.
About to inquire with a stern face, Emily suddenly stopped, glanced at Link with a complex expression, and returned to the “Sun” of the Human Immortal Martial World, resuming her form as the Three-legged Golden Crow and continuing her slumber.
At this moment, silence was more profound than words.
Emily made her decision with her actual actions.
Link glanced at Conelia, happily asleep in the Sea of Consciousness Little World “Sun” and reluctant to awaken, and grinned.
“Ready yet?”
Jasmine asked from the side.
“Not yet.”
Link shifted his gaze, looking up at the sky, “Just need to wait a bit longer.”
As soon as he finished speaking, the figures of the Element Sage and Mr. Xu Jing suddenly appeared.
The two hovered in the air.
The Element Sage had no intention of landing, simply waved at Link, and then disappeared.
Mr. Xu Jing slowly descended, first greeted Jasmine, then turned to Link, and asked in a deep voice, “Truly ready?”
“Yes.”
Link nodded calmly.
“I wish you all the best.”
Mr. Xu Jing offered his blessings and nothing more.
“Thank you.”
Link said sincerely, “Thank you, thank you, everyone.”
As if Mr. Xu Jing hadn’t heard Link’s gratitude, he smiled, then also disappeared.
Whew…
Taking a long breath, Link raised his hand, taking out the most extravagant and expensive starship of the Immortal God Civilization universe that he had gotten from Lotson.
Thinking it over, he changed his mind.
With a thought, the starship suddenly shattered into countless fragments, sinking into the reef, becoming nourishment.
Soon after, an interstellar battleship of the “Hummingbird” class arrived from the Human Immortal Martial World through the reef, coming to the Wizard World.
“Sky Shuttle.”
Jasmine recognized the “Hummingbird” class interstellar battleship with one look.
“Yes.”
Link nodded, “Sky Shuttle, my first interstellar battleship.”
Memories suddenly surfaced in Jasmine’s mind.
Back then, Jasmine had watched the “Hummingbird” class interstellar battleship with envy.
“Let’s go.”
Link’s call roused Jasmine from her reminiscing.
The family of six, Link Grande, Jasmine Kidman, Melia Grande, Garona Smith, Franda Ger, and the intelligent steward Hamid, boarded the “Sky Shuttle” “Hummingbird” class starship in turn.
The engines started, and the “Sky Shuttle” set course, but did not head directly into space.
Watching the Quete Archipelago flash by below, Link’s gaze grew distant, gripping Jasmine’s right hand tightly.
The “Sky Shuttle” interstellar battleship no longer lingered, soaring out of the Stormy Sea, out of the Wizard World Homeland, and into the depths of the starry sky.
Years would pass on this journey, nothing could turn them back now.
Until we meet again.
