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Chapter 182 - 182 161 The Provocateur Bound

?Chapter 182: Chapter 161: The Provocateur, Bound Chapter 182: Chapter 161: The Provocateur, Bound “Lord Lucien, another second-level Wizard Apprentice died today in an accident, he was a fourth-year…” In Lucien’s office, Gagarin reported the incident from yesterday with a rather solemn expression.

“An accident?” Lucien snorted softly through his nose.

“Yes, it is said that there was an accident during one of Wizard Morgan’s witchcraft simulation experiments. Besides the second-level Wizard Apprentice who unfortunately got hit by an attack meant for Formal Wizards, another third-level Wizard Apprentice also suffered severe injuries from this accident.”

Gagarin gave a bitter smile. Although he did not specify, both he and Lucien understood this was essentially a direct demonstration of power by Wizard Morgan.

However, such “experimental accidents” were rather difficult to investigate in depth. Even if everything was done legally and correctly, as long as the Formal Wizards intended to use such means to “disgust” Lucien, it would be hard to find substantial evidence.

After all, Wizard Apprentices differed too much from Formal Wizards. Even if a Formal Wizard played some tricks in front of a Wizard Apprentice, those apprentices couldn’t even notice it, and by the time they realized the danger, it was already too late.

Nevertheless, for a Formal Wizard, such actions were somewhat “beneath them,” and killing a Wizard Apprentice with such means didn’t really benefit them. Wizard Morgan’s ultimate goal was merely to express his dissatisfaction to Lucien through these methods.

Lucien remained silent for a moment but eventually, he just nodded slightly, “I understand.”

“Those guys… they really are shameless,” Carly muttered quietly on the side, feeling extreme outrage at the actions of these Formal Wizards.

“But they are nothing but a bunch of cowards who dare only bully the weak.” Lucien shook his head lightly. It was a situation he really couldn’t intervene in, but he believed that as the reforms continued, these high-mortality Formal Wizards would find it increasingly difficult to recruit apprentices, and over time, they would inevitably be phased out by the new order.

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