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Chapter 167 Returning Home (Part 1)

"Do you think war will break out soon?" Lynn asked.

Messus said, "There may not be a war here for the time being, although the situation is tense. But if a war does break out, it will last a long time. If the war between the gods ends quickly, it may end in one or two decades, but if it lasts a long time, it may last a century or even longer."

Lynn nodded. He remembered reading about it in books. The war of the gods would last a long time, and the whole world would be shrouded in the shadow of war, leaving an indelible mark on that plane.

"Is that so?" Lynn pondered.

He nodded, feeling that all of this was happening at a somewhat unavoidably fast pace.

If a divine war were to break out, he might not have time left.

There were some things that needed to be revisited. Lynn looked at the distant blue sky, where birds were making their way back to their nests.

Lynn planned to return to the Abyss Wizarding Academy first.

"Just take care of things here yourself. I might have to go back for a bit," Lynn said.

"Okay," Mathers nodded.

After spending some time together, Lynn discovered that Maiss was actually quite "simple-minded".

This creature was originally a deep-sea monster. Although the long years gave it intelligence, it later became a god and came into contact with all sorts of things in the process.

However, in essence, Methurs's perspective and way of thinking are quite different from those of ordinary people.

Of course, only Lynn, standing at this point in time, would think this way. Those passengers who walked on the sea and were snatched away by sea monsters or swallowed by storms would never think that the sea monster god that sailors feared would be a simple guy.

"Then I'll return to the God Annihilation Continent first," Lynn said to Mathers. "You can continue spreading your church here, but be careful, lest you be gone when I come back."

Lynn joked as he spoke the last sentence.

The Mathers that descended to this plane is not even a clone. It can crush lower-level opponents with its high rank, but as long as the opponent can resist its rank, it has no way to deal with them.

Moreover, Lynn always felt that the Dawn was magical and strange, and he also had some exchanges with the place where he went to the Abyss, which should now be called the artificial Abyss.

Lynn felt that there might be some conspiracy involved, and the academy might also be involved.

However, these are not things that Lynn needs to worry about.

"I am just a consciousness," Mathers said, taking it all in stride.

He was just cheating and swindling to amass divine power here. Now that he has paid back all the divine power he owed Lynn, how much divine power he can earn now depends entirely on his own abilities. He will earn as much as he can.

"It's not the real body, so it won't matter if it dies."

Back at the Wizard Tower, Lynn arrived at a room on the third floor. Because of his status as the master of the Wizard Tower, he moved around the tower almost without leaving a trace.

The room houses Caitlin, the daughter Dao entrusted to him. To make it easier to care for her, Lynn kept her locked in his wizard tower.

Perhaps because she had been with Lynn since she was a child, Caitlin had become accustomed to this relatively solitary life.

However, being used to solitude is a good habit that a wizard should have, and Caitlin's excellent habit will make it easier for her to concentrate on her studies in the future.

She received a lot of help from her mother, Dai, and in a sense, her mother could be considered her "investor".

According to the rules among wizards, Lynn should also give something in return.

What Dao needed was for him to become Caitlin's teacher. As a teacher, Lynn had no experience at all. Every time Lynn looked in the mirror, she felt that she was still very young, as if she was still that humble and eager-to-learn apprentice from back then.

The door was ajar, and Lynn sensed that Caitlin was studying inside, so he quietly entered the room.

The room is quite well-designed, with a large bed against one wall, and the remaining three walls are lined with bookshelves. There is also a small bathroom next to it.

Finally, there was a desk with its back to the door, where a girl with long, soft, golden hair was bending over and taking notes diligently.

The only sound in the room was the scratching of a quill pen on paper.

Seemingly encountering some difficulty, Caitlin unconsciously bit her lip and paused her writing.

"Is there anything difficult about it?" Lynn's voice suddenly rang out.

Caitlin, who was focused on her work, was startled and turned to look at Lynn behind her.

Her tone was somewhat aggrieved, "Ms. Lynn, you scared me, and it's very impolite to enter a girl's room without permission."

"I'll be more careful next time."

The delicate face of Caitlin before her was nothing like her mother's.

Her fair and delicate features were framed by a pair of bright blue eyes, and her small pink lips were slightly pouting, as if she were somewhat dissatisfied.

"Take a look at your notes," Lynn said.

Caitlin nervously handed the notebook on the table to Lynn.

Lynn took the notebook and carefully flipped through it.

Through Catherine's notes, Lynn gained a general understanding of her current progress and some shortcomings.

Overall, this level of learning progress is quite impressive for her age.

"Not bad." Lynn nodded.

Hearing Lynn's praise, Caitlin smiled happily.

"Have you tried all the meditation books I gave you? Which one has the most noticeable effect on you?" Lynn asked Caitlin.

"This," Caitlin pointed to the crystal meditation manual placed in the upper left corner of the table.

This is the most universal meditation method, so it's no surprise that Caitlin is very compatible with it.

However, being a general term also means having a low upper limit and a high lower limit.

Lynn prepared five meditation methods for Caitlin to try, but in the end, the universal crystal meditation method was the most effective.

"You can use this first, and I'll find some meditation methods for you to try later."

Lynn actually had another idea: to create a meditation method that suited her.

However, this requires a strong understanding of spiritual science, as well as considerable expertise in human anatomy and anatomy.

Not only for Caitlin, Lynn is also preparing to create a brand new meditation method for herself.

"You've read all the introductory texts on various wizarding disciplines. Which one are you most interested in?" Lynn asked again.

He didn't know which subjects Caitlin was interested in, so he simply bought her some introductory books on each subject, because interest is the best teacher for a child.

"I'm more interested in this." Hearing Lynn's words, Caitlin's eyes lit up, and she pointed to one of the books.

Lynn's gaze fell on the book, his eyes narrowing slightly—"An Introduction to Necronomicon".

You two, mother and daughter, one a demon, the other an undead, have certainly chosen two good paths.

This hobby is quite unique, and it's probably a similarity between the mother and daughter.

Lynn shook her head.

However, Lynn did not try to dissuade her. He had no prejudice against any subject, and since it was Caitlin's choice, he respected it.

(End of this chapter)