Wizard Bloodline.

Chapter 67 Family Letter, Rainey's Legacy
“Lola really went too far this time.

Even if her husband died, it was not a reason for her to go crazy and vent her anger on innocent people."

Jerome's eyes fell on the body of the ponytail girl in the distance, his tone was cold and hard, but he quickly retracted his gaze after just a glance.

"So Lord Fao is her husband."

Ronan suddenly realized, and a look of "understanding" appeared on his face, "It's no wonder she is like this..."

“It’s not the first time she’s gone crazy.

When Faol was alive, anyone who spoke even one word to a woman would most likely be killed, without exception - apprentices only, and only official wizards could be spared.

This is also the main reason why Fao is extremely unpopular with women in the academy."

Jerome seemed to realize that he had said something wrong, so he stopped talking in time, patted Ronan's shoulder gently, and said comfortingly: "I'm glad you're okay."

Ronan could see that Jerome in front of him seemed to admire him quite a bit, probably because the last battle with the black robe left a deep impression on him.

"It turns out that Ben is a lunatic... With such a strong and controlling wife, no wonder Fao chose to be gay. Well, it seems that he has no choice but to be gay."

Ronan suddenly understood why Phao was involved with Linus.

The real root of the problem lies here.

"Yes, Master Jerome."

Ronan suddenly remembered the terrifying green shadow that had taken away the crazy woman Laura, and couldn't help but ask.

Jerome looked towards the deepest part of the academy and whispered, "That's the dean. She is also Laura's mother."

Ronan's eyes flickered fiercely.

It turns out that the crazy woman Laura is the biological daughter of the dean of Hoddam College. No wonder no one can do anything to her even though she is so crazy.

This is definitely bad news for Ronan.

The resentful look in Laura's eyes before she was forcibly dragged away was imprinted on Ronan's heart like a branding iron. As long as he was alive, she would probably keep causing trouble for him.

But he couldn't ease or resolve this matter at all.

Although Angele cleaned off all traces of Faol on his body, no one could find any fault with him.

But Laura is a lunatic, she is totally irrational and she only trusts her own lunatic intuition.

The most important thing is that her intuition is damn accurate!
Ronan felt a headache. It was already troublesome enough to have offended that guy Angele, but before he could solve one problem, he got into another one.

Does he have to find a way to make the two troubles collide with each other and cancel each other out?
Ronan felt depressed.

“Don’t worry, with the dean here, Laura won’t be able to run out and go crazy for a while.”

Perhaps seeing Ronan's worry, Jerome comforted him, "As long as you are in the academy, she won't have a chance to attack you...but if you leave the academy, it's hard to say."

Ronan nodded, but he didn't believe it at all.

If this is true, then how did those people who had provoked Laura before die?

The body of the ponytail girl was still lying on the grass in front of him, not yet completely cold.

'Strength! Ultimately, it's strength!
If I am strong enough, no one can threaten me.

If you don't have enough strength, no one's blessing will be of any use!'

Ronan has never been so eager to become stronger as he is at this moment.

"Practice hard."

Jerome ended his brief conversation with Ronan and encouraged him lightly: "Now that this mission is over, it's time for you to prepare to be promoted to a formal wizard.

You are young, so you have a great chance. But remember, drink less potions, the side effects of that stuff are very troublesome to deal with."

After saying that, Jerome flew into the air, turned into a flame and quickly left.

Ronan bowed in the direction Jerome was leaving. So far, Jerome was the only official wizard he had met who showed him kindness.

Angelet doesn't count.

Ronan stood on the college lawn covered with ivy, facing the sunshine, and saw another "sun" floating under the winter sky.

That is the core of the rune array that covers the entire academy.

He suddenly felt a little cold, and slowly walked to the place where the ponytail girl died. He bent down, reached out his hand and gently closed her eyes that had completely lost their luster.

“May peace last forever”

Just as the ponytail girl who died before she could tell Ronan her name said, Ronan soon received the official admission arrangement from the college.

In fact, with Jerome around, it would have been impossible for him to refuse even if he wanted to.

The Corpse Garden mission could be considered a failure, or a success.

The failure was due to wrong decisions made by the top management, who did not find out the true identity of the garden's owner, which resulted in the deaths of a formal wizard, dozens of senior apprentice wizards, and a series of subsequent impacts caused by Faol's partner Laura going mad after his death.

The success was that Ronan and his group actually caused great damage to the resources cultivated in the corpse garden.

Therefore, the rewards are distributed normally.

The one responsible for distributing rewards to Ronan was an owl with snow-white feathers and beautiful blue eyes.

Along with the God-Burning Potion came several letters from his "hometown" that surprised Ronan greatly.

Dear Brother Ronan
Are you doing well in the tower? I heard that mysterious wizards live in dark and gloomy towers, accompanied by spiders and bats all day long, and never see the sun. Without Lil's company, you must be very lonely.
The myrtle tree we planted together when you left has now grown almost to my chest. Time flies so fast, Brother Ronan. Spring has left in a flash. I am writing this letter to you when the grape vines are bearing fruit.
Do you still remember cousin Doshan? She was the woman you said would probably break a toilet every time she went to the bathroom. Three months after you left, she got married. The groom was the son of Count Popot. His name was hard to pronounce, so I can't remember it, but he was fatter than Doshan. I can't imagine how many toilets they would use every month when they lived together. But the cake at their wedding was really delicious. I knew you liked blueberry and hazelnut, so I secretly hid a piece for you. Unfortunately, it was crawling with ants the next day.
I have to hug the little bear you gave me every night to fall asleep. I miss the days when you told wizard stories on the roof under the stars. You ran into the story and left poor Lil behind.
My mother said, you may only appear when I hold my wedding, which is a very distant time. Maybe it can be earlier, because I think the groom's youngest son is good-looking. Although he always smells like horse manure, I don't mind marrying him in order to see you earlier.
——Missing you, Lil】

In the winter morning sunshine, with windows covered with ivy and the swaying breeze, Ronan sat at his desk and quietly read several "letters from home" that had almost turned slightly yellow.

These letters should have been sent half a year ago and were placed in the storage room of the academy like garbage. By that time, Ronan's predecessor had already dropped out of the academy due to lack of money. If Ronan had not traveled through time, he would probably never have seen them.

Ronan carefully read the letter from his original sister in his hand. The childish handwriting on the paper evoked corresponding memories in his mind. It was a little girl with chestnut curly hair, freckles and gap teeth like Ronan. Her appearance was actually a little vague. He only remembered the way she smiled.

The thoughts expressed in the childish writing are still very touching. Even though it has nothing to do with him, Ronan's heart can't help but be moved.

In addition to his sister Li'er, there were two other letters, one from Ronan's father, and the other from his fiancée when he was in the earldom.

The former's letter was basically a bunch of nonsense, with the only key content mentioning the war with a neighboring country. It was said that the king of the neighboring country invited a wizard to create a tsunami, drowning tens of thousands of their troops. Then the tone of the letter suddenly changed, hinting to Ronan intentionally or unintentionally that now was the best time to make achievements, and if he learned something, he could rush back to help in the war.

Ronan simply chose to ignore it.

What level of wizard is capable of causing a tsunami?
He didn't know, but he estimated that a first-level wizard certainly couldn't do it. How could such a person appear in the mortal world and fight for the king of a tiny kingdom?
Even if there really is such a powerful wizard who is so idle that his balls are bored... should he, a mere wizard apprentice, rush back to die?
Speechless.

If the letter from Ronan's father was full of nonsense, then the other letter from his fiancée was even worse. There were only a few words in the letter, which simply greeted him and mentioned the weather on the day of writing.

It was just a routine test. Ronan guessed that the other party was probably engaged to someone else by now.

The three letters from home did not have any impact on Ronan's life, so he just quickly flipped through them and forgot about them.

Ronan casually clipped the letter into a wizard book on the desk, stood up and scattered some millet in front of the windowsill, attracting a few greedy larks.

After enjoying a while of quiet and leisurely time, Ronan turned and walked to a corner of the room, and took his staff from the shelf specially used for long-handled magical tools.

This was the single dormitory he was assigned to after he enrolled in Hoddam and became a formal student. It was spacious and bright, with a separate bathroom. All the conditions were much better than any place he had lived in before.

Ronan pulled out the long sword hidden in the staff and stroked the sword inch by inch. A dark blue flame gently wrapped around it, and the unique aura of the [Charged Weapon - Power to Break the Law] diffused.

Compared with the [Particle Torrent] with a proficiency of 32 points, the domain of [Power to Break the Law] with a proficiency of only 1 point is undoubtedly much weaker.

Its effect is magical, and Ronan only fully understood it when he killed Linus.

As the name suggests, the effect of [Power to Break the Law] is - to break the law!
Any orderly arranged energy particles will be disrupted, involved, and repelled by the [Power of Breaking the Law] until they are completely defeated.

The principle of a spell is the orderly arrangement of energy particles.
In short, [Spell-Breaking Power] has the terrifying ability to directly disrupt spells.

This was also the reason why Ronan easily broke Linus' energy shield with one sword.

"It's a perfect ability for close combat!"

There was a gleam in Ronan's eyes as he casually opened his character panel.

【Name: Ronan Damien】

【Age: 16】

[Talent: No attribute affinity]

[Strength: Ninth-level wizard apprentice (3%)]

[Skill: Basic Meditation (Expert 544/800)

Energy Missile-Particle Torrent (Master 32/1600)

Charged Weapon - Spell Breaker (Master 1/1600)

Ascetic Bodybuilding (Expert 123/800)

Basic Swordsmanship (Master 26/1600)

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In fact, his various attributes have not changed much. The only thing worth mentioning is that his mental strength progress has increased by 2%.

It was probably because of several times of overdrawing mental power that stimulated potential and caused a certain increase in mental power.

Now the path before Ronan is very clear - push your mental power to the peak of the ninth-level apprentice, the gasification level, and then prepare to formally impact on becoming a formal wizard.

Ronan has the high-level mental power enhancement potions and spirit-burning potions needed for this process, and there is enough stock in stock.

It can be said that he doesn't need to go anywhere next. He just needs to stay at home and practice step by step.

Of course, before officially entering this stage of hard training, Ronan still has one thing to do.

The Drunken Deer Bar.

A pretty wizard girl sat in the corner, staring at one spot in a daze with a sad and trance-like expression.

There was a white flower on the chest of her wizard robe, which meant that someone who was extremely important to the girl had left her forever.

"Iris, don't be sad. If Reni were alive, he wouldn't want to see you like this."

"No one thought that he would never come back...but it has happened, and all we can do is mourn and accept the change."

A young male wizard held the girl's hand and comforted her with a gentle look.

He tried to hug the girl's shoulders, but she suddenly broke free, stood up excitedly and loudly accused the man: "Why? Why didn't you help me dissuade him?!
I knew that such a mission would definitely be dangerous.

Aren’t you his best friend? Why didn’t you hold him back? Tell me, why? ! "

The girl's voice attracted the attention of many people in the tavern. The man stood up with an embarrassed look on his face and tried to explain.

"I have advised him, I have privately approached him many times.
But you know Rennie's character. Once he decides to do something, no one can stop him."

The girl wanted to say something, but when she looked at the face of the man in front of her, she suddenly realized that no matter what she did now, it would be of no use. She was struck by a huge sadness and sat down weakly with tears in her eyes.

When the man saw the girl fall into sadness again, his eyes flickered and he was about to go up to her to comfort her again.

However, at this moment, a figure suddenly appeared in front of the two people's small table.

"Is that Iris? Rennie wants me to pass something on to you."

The person who came was a handsome chestnut-haired boy with lake blue eyes and a slightly cold temperament.

The brand new academic robes could not hide his slender and perfect figure. He exuded a powerful aura mixed with the mental fluctuations of a senior apprentice, which made people look at him sideways.

The crying girl froze when she heard Rennie's name, then pulled herself out of her sadness and nodded.

The young man took out a small storage waist bag from under his robe, placed it in front of the girl, and said, "It contains all of Reni's things, as well as the academy's pension for him."

The girl slowly took the storage waist bag given by the boy. She seemed to be lost in some memories and shed silent tears.

At this time, the boy suddenly turned his head and looked at the man next to him, "Are you Matthew?"

"Yes, it is."

"Rennie left something for you, too."

"Me too?!"

The man was startled and asked hurriedly: "What is it?"

The boy's calm eyes reflected the man's surprised face, and he said calmly, "He said he must break your hand."

"Well??!"

A moment later, a shrill scream resounded throughout the tavern.

"ah!----"

(End of this chapter)