Chapter 241: Return to the Wizard Plane

Twenty days later.

Helag, Reese, David, and Asna stood before the teleportation altar, with Parker by their side.

They had arrived here through this altar, and now it was time to return.

Asna, being Helag’s servant, stood beside him. Since they had a master-servant contract, Asna was considered Helag’s personal property and could be taken with him.

“I’ve already informed the other side about your situation. You’ve all passed the assessment. Helag, a wizard from Seranthiel will contact you later to arrange the details of your entry into the Land of Dawn. David, Reese, you two can accompany Helag to avoid any unnecessary trouble,” Parker explained.

Originally, David and Reese were supposed to wait for other wizards from different bases to complete their assessments before entering the Land of Dawn together.

Unless someone like Helag was selected by a wizard organization, they would have to wait for a unified arrangement.

However, thanks to Helag, Parker had done them a favor, allowing David and Reese to enter the Land of Dawn with Helag without waiting for the others.

This meant David and Reese would arrive in the Land of Dawn ahead of schedule.

Once there, they would be granted residency, but they would have to handle their own food, shelter, and survival.

Of course, they could still join a wizard organization if they had the ability.

“Thank you, Mr. Parker, for your care over the past year,” Helag, Reese, David, and Asna all bowed respectfully.

Parker scratched the back of his head with a grin, “Alright, get going.”

The four of them stepped onto the teleportation altar, and Parker took out a purple gemstone, placing it into a recess on the altar.

The altar began to glow with a purple light.

Helag noticed the space around them ripple, like a calm pond disturbed by a stone.

Reese suddenly grabbed Helag’s hand, holding her head with the other as if feeling dizzy.

Asna looked even worse, her body swaying as if she might faint at any moment.

Helag, with his superior constitution, felt no discomfort.

Seeing that both Reese and Asna were unsteady, he grabbed their hands, helping them maintain their balance.

The surroundings weren’t dark during the teleportation. Instead, they were filled with colorful, distorted images.

However, these images flashed by so quickly that even with Helag’s sharp eyesight, he couldn’t make out what they were.

The process felt both long and short at the same time.

In the blink of an eye, Helag realized that the scenery around them had changed.

They were now standing in the massive arena of Augustus Academy, with empty tiered seating all around them.

Behind them was the large portal, which led to the various bases in the Elven Plane.

Reese and David both sighed in relief upon seeing their surroundings.

Now that they were here, they finally felt somewhat safe.

In the Elven Plane, even in Base 27, they had always been on edge, never knowing when something might go wrong.

The base was filled with powerful individuals, and the pressure was immense.

As gaseous-level wizards, they had felt the weight of that pressure constantly.

Now that they were back, they could finally walk with their heads held a little higher.

In the Barrens, a first-level gaseous wizard was considered quite strong.

Asna, on the other hand, looked around curiously.

She knew this was the Wizard Plane, and everything was new and fascinating to her.

In front of the portal was a small desk, behind which sat a plump middle-aged woman, a first-level wizard.

She looked up at the four of them and asked, “Which base are you returning from?”

“Base 27,” Helag replied as he approached, realizing this was where they needed to register.

Asna, feeling shy, instinctively clung to Helag’s hand, following closely behind him.

This was a completely unfamiliar world to her, and Helag was the only person she knew and could rely on.

Helag squeezed her hand gently, giving her a sense of security.

The middle-aged woman flipped through a booklet and asked, “Are you Helag, David, and Reese? According to my records, you also have a servant named Asna.”

Helag nodded, “Yes, I’m Helag.”

The woman handed them a form and said, “Fill this out. Congratulations, all three of you are qualified to enter the Land of Dawn. According to the rules, you can bring your servants, relatives, or spouses with you. However, I have a small suggestion.”

“Wait until you’ve established yourselves there before bringing over your relatives or spouses.”

“Thank you for the advice, Ms. Shanna,” Helag said, glancing at the nameplate on the desk.

Shanna smiled warmly and added, “Helag, take note that someone from Seranthiel will come to meet you in about two months. Use this time to prepare. And once again, congratulations—Seranthiel is a very powerful wizard organization.”

Shanna’s kind attitude was largely due to Helag being a member of Seranthiel.

Anyone who had already joined a wizard organization in the Land of Dawn was treated with respect, and Shanna saw no harm in making a good connection.

Helag quickly filled out the form, followed by David and Reese.

“Alright, that’s all. Someone from Seranthiel will come to Blackrock Valley to find you soon. Also, I’ve received word from Lord Parker that David and Reese don’t need to wait—they can go with Seranthiel’s people to the Land of Dawn,” Shanna explained.

“Thank you, Ms. Shanna,” Helag said with a smile.

After registering, the four of them left the massive arena and entered Augustus Academy.

Asna looked around in awe. Everything here was new and exciting to her.

The academy was filled with students, all radiating youthful energy, and the atmosphere was relaxed.

This was a sight Asna had never seen before. She had never been in a place with so many people her age gathered together.

Her childhood had been filled with hardship, struggling to survive, and the path to becoming a spellcaster had been fraught with difficulty.

After enduring so much, she had finally saved enough money to buy a small house in Oberstein, securing a place to call home.