Sixth Ring Wizard

Herag intended to go in and ask, but then he noticed a baby lying in a cradle inside, making it seem like a family of three.

He thought for a moment, then knocked on the door.

Footsteps sounded from behind the door, and a woman who looked to be in her twenties opened it, looking at Herag with some confusion and asking, "Hello, is there anything I can help you with?"

"Are you the owner of this place?" Herag asked.

The woman paused for a moment, then said, "Yes, sir, this is the residence of the Blancard family."

The woman was clearly nervous and wary; there was a child in the house, so she couldn't afford to be careless.

After all, Hrag looked a bit unusual, which inevitably aroused the suspicion of others.

"The Blancard family..." Herag had heard of them; they were a wizarding family of moderate size.

"Where did you buy this house?" Herag asked.

"City Hall, sir." The woman felt somewhat confused; weren't all the houses on King Street bought from the Silvermoon City Hall?

Her husband had just joined Serandil and had only then become eligible to buy property here.

"Understood, thank you." Herag then turned and left, while the woman behind him found him increasingly strange and quickly closed the door.

The Blancard family clearly purchased the property from Silvermoon City through normal channels; the properties on King Street will not be sold to anyone other than Thranduil, and are all under Thranduil's control.

It seems that the Taylor family, who now dominate Silvermoon City, has indeed reclaimed their properties and resold them.

Although Herag returned to Silvermoon City, he was now homeless and had no idea where to go.

He can't contact Pris either, as communication via runes is impossible in the smaller dimension.

He and Priscilla originally communicated through messengers, but now the toad is busy and unable to respond, so he can only wait for Priscilla to contact him first.

Herag thought for a moment, then took out a runestone and sent a message to Fulnon: "Are you in Silvermoon City?"

Vernon was taking a nap at home when he took out the runestone and glanced at it. His previously calm expression suddenly changed.

He thought it was a business matter, but he never expected to receive a message from Helag.

Vernon quickly sat up, drank a cup of tea, and then replied with a composed expression, "Long time no see, Herag. I'm in Silvermoon City."

"You're home? Then I'll come find you. I need your help with something," Herag replied.

Vernon replied, "Okay, I'll wait for you."

Vernon knew that Herag had probably already entered Silvermoon City, but he didn't know how he had done it.

Now that Helag is wanted, the fact that he dares to contact me so openly suggests that he must have some powerful backing.

In the years since Hrag disappeared, no one knows where he went or how he left.

Even Vernon was completely unaware of these things.

Vernon had no intention of informing Silvermoon City; he had no grudge against Herag and wouldn't do such a thing.

Not only were there no animosity between them, but Vernon had also been supporting the Church family and taking care of their trade partnerships over the years.

The share of the profits belonging to Hrag was kept in a special account and had not been touched.

The account is nominally his, so naturally no one checks it.

Vernon has always been very optimistic about Herag; he always considers the person before making any investment.

Although Herag had so many grudges with the Taylor family, ordinary people without some skill would not be able to escape unscathed after making enemies with such a wizarding family.

Therefore, Vernon kept his verbal agreement with Helag and handled things very well, without any flaws.

In fact, the Taylor family had been trying to swallow up the Church family's share for the past few years. If it weren't for Vernon's intervention, the Church family would have been completely wiped out long ago.

Fernon had assumed that Helag would not appear for a long time, until there was a major change in the power dynamics within Thranduil, at which point Helag would have a chance to escape from this vortex.

But I didn't expect to receive a message from Herag so quickly, and it seems that he is no longer afraid of the Taylor family.

Vernon was also curious about what Hrag needed his help with.

Soon, Hrag arrived at the gate of the Vernon mansion, where Vernon himself greeted him at the door.

From the moment Vronon saw Helag, he sensed something different.

Although Herag in front of me looks the same as before, all traces of magical energy have vanished from his body.

Vernon himself was a formal wizard, and he used to be able to sense magic from Herag, but now he could not sense it at all.

Moreover, when he and Herag looked into each other's eyes, he felt a sense of humility from the depths of his soul, as if he were being looked at by some ancient being.

Vernon felt a chill run down his spine, realizing that Herag had probably made great progress and might already be a level three wizard.

If you're already a level three wizard, then you certainly have the right to negotiate.

Parker is only a level three wizard. If Herag were to advance to level three, he might be able to regain control of Parker's faction.

"I need you to send a letter to Priss via messenger," Herag said bluntly.

He needed to inform Priscilla of some information, ask her some questions, and then decide on his next steps.

Fernon nodded without asking why Helag didn't use his own messenger, and directly summoned his own messenger to deliver the letter to Helag.

Herag prepared to wait for Pris's reply, and in the process, he also chatted with Vernon, learning a lot about the situation over the past few years and gaining a general understanding of the current situation.

Soon, Priscilla's messenger arrived with Priscilla's reply.

Herag opened the envelope and found that the ink was still wet, indicating that it had been written and sent over immediately.

After reading the letter, he learned that Parker's injury had stabilized and he was no longer in mortal danger, but he would need more time to recover.

In addition, Herag also asked Priss a question in his previous letter: Did he want to take back Silvermoon City?

Pris was surprised that Herag had returned to Silvermoon City so rashly, and told him that it was dangerous and he should run away immediately.

Secondly, there is the question of how Helag intends to reclaim Silvermoon City.

He didn't question Herag, but was simply curious how Herag could possibly reclaim Silvermoon City while he was already wanted by the authorities.

Helag didn't explain, but simply wrote another letter, asking him only if he wanted to.

Although Prince was puzzled, the answer was unquestionable: think!

Herag smiled and put the letter away. "If that's the case, then things are much easier."

"I've been looking for you for so long, but I never expected you to come to me like this. What a pleasant surprise!" Lei Si's voice came from the front yard. (End of Chapter)