Did the villainous professor survive today?

Chapter 97 Goodbye L (Revised)

Looking at the magic circle in front of him, which was exactly the same as the spinning bottle that Krenk had shown in class, Allen's eyes revealed envy.

"The teacher is amazing."

"Allen, try it from start to finish."

As Kroenke spoke, he caught a glimpse of it out of the corner of his eye.

The cool moonlight shone on the river, like flowing mercury. In the flowing mercury, a dark figure was reflected, and two dark blue beams shone out from the shadow, staring straight at me.

"You try it here first, I have something to do."

Kroenke said.

"Okay, teacher!"

Allen was so excited that he didn't notice anything unusual about the river.

Krenk left Allen and walked along the river. He stopped when he was out of Allen's sight: "L".

After he finished speaking, the dark figure on the river slowly approached Krenk: "V".

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"I've fulfilled the vampire's request. According to the pharmacist's agreement, you need to do me two favors."

L countered without hesitation: "I know, but Kroenke's fiancée also knows about this. How do you explain that?"

Krenk frowned slightly.

Sistine is unlikely to tell anyone about the vampires, and the two have agreed to investigate privately.

Or perhaps the other party deduced from Sistine's and their own movements that Sistine was present when they eliminated the vampire.

Wait a minute, how does L know that he's with Sistine?

On that day, when he and Sistine returned to Green George Street, they encountered—Adele?!

No, it could also have been accomplished through the words of other members of the Knights Order.

After all, the commotion caused that day was considerable, and some whispers and rumors reached St. Auster Magic Academy.

Moreover, if she were truly spying on her, Histina would have discovered her that day.

"No, she doesn't know, I did it all by myself."

Kroenke retorted defiantly, "I don't want any more deceit or trickery involved in our deal."

L was silent for a few seconds, then, as if giving up on something, she changed the subject: "V, what are you doing here?"

"It's none of your business."

As Krenk spoke, he suddenly thought of something.

Why is L so concerned about coming to the Lower City?

It's because there's something here that she cares about.

vampire?!

Kroenke's heart skipped a beat.

It is important to know that the vampires being created by the Order of the Silent contain clues related to Alice's origins.

Krenk continued tentatively, "I'm going to give a lecture at Eton National School of Magic in two weeks. Would you be willing to come with me?"

Krenk thought for a moment. Since this was within Dream Feast's expectations, he could tell the other party his purpose: "It's to make contact with the Advent Church. I don't have many cards to play, so I need help."

The dark figure in front of him paused for a moment: "I can try, but I'm not sure if it will work. My movements have always been restricted, it's just been a little easier recently, but it's still difficult to go abroad under such restrictions. If it's possible, I'll let you know."

Things have been a little easier lately.

Kroenke chewed on the word "L" and said, "And also, can you interfere with parliamentary votes?"

Of the seven current members of parliament, two are members of the new nobility, three are members of the old nobility, and two are members of the neutral nobility.

One of the two neutral councilors was Principal Abraham, and the other was the Trafford family, who were in charge of security for the entire St. Austershire district and controlled the Knights of the Upper and Lower Districts as well as the entire law enforcement agency.

This is why Kroenke became the head professor, while Sophia studied swordsmanship.

The Ludwig family wanted to cultivate good relations with the Trafford family and Principal Abraham.

If they can cultivate a good relationship with Principal Abraham and the Trafford family, the new nobles will receive a great deal of support in the parliamentary voting process.

"Interfering in parliamentary votes? Could you elaborate?" L asked.

"Do you have any subordinates in the Trafford family? If so, I need him to expand the influence of the new nobility within the family."

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"No one can do it, and no one can."

L refused without even thinking, saying, "Maybe I wouldn't have a problem if you asked me to kill someone."

Why are the higher-ups of the Order of the Silent so keen on using murder as a bargaining chip? Krenk thought to himself, recalling the deal he had made with "R" before, which was also about killing each other.

"I see."

Krenk stroked his chin. "Then I don't have any major needs for the time being. Please confirm this. If you can come with me to the Duchy of Eton, remember to contact me."

The dark figure on the river stared at Krenk: "I'm leaving."

After saying that, the dark shadow on the river suddenly scattered into the water, and together with the surging river, it rushed towards the sea.

Looking at the river in front of him, Krenk turned around and walked towards Allen's direction.

In the pitch-black environment, a rudimentary, pipe-like magic circle could be seen glowing, its faint light illuminating Allen, making him appear and disappear.

"How's the practice going?"

Krenk asked.

"It's still so difficult."

Allen rubbed his sore shoulders. "The main problem is that the ends of the pipes won't connect."

Even if Allen could replicate Kroenke's actions, it would still be quite difficult to make it into a complete, perfectly fitting bottle.

"It's alright, that's enough."

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Krenk nodded approvingly. "There's still plenty of time. You have another week to practice. It's getting late, go back and be with your mother."

"Okay, teacher."

Allen clenched his fist tightly. "I wish I could become as strong as my teacher."

"No, there's no need, Allen."

Kroenke shook his head. "You don't have to become like me."

"Teacher?" Allen was confused again.

"No matter how strong a person is, there are limits," Krenk stared at the river. "The world is a huge black box. Humanity can only move forward and explore step by step in this black box. And the knowledge and fields that a person can access are always only a small part of this huge black box."

"A black box?" Allen frowned deeply, pondering the black box theory that Kroenke had mentioned.

"Allen, you shouldn't take me as your role model. Instead, forget what happened between us in the future, erase my influence and mark on you, stop relying on me, stop referencing me, and then walk a completely different path from mine, becoming a completely different kind of strong person."

"Forget the teacher? Forge a completely new path?" Allen blinked. "But that's impossible—"

"Allen, before me, was there any mage who could prove the common origin of magic like I did?" Krenk asked.

"No, I don't think so." Allen paused for a moment, then shook his head.

“That’s right,” Krenk turned to look at Allen again. “Remember what I said in the second period? Don’t believe because you see, believe because you see.”

"So you must believe that you can become a stronger person than me, and believe that day will come."

"And what will you be like when that day comes?"

"I'm really looking forward to it, Allen."