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Chapter 112 Green Corridor Wizarding Academy, Victor in a Coma

Chapter 112 Green Corridor Wizarding Academy, Victor in a Coma

"What?"

Ian's eyes widened.

His breathing became rapid.

Both of them treated him very well; the former invested a lot in his formula, and the latter, needless to say, did even better.

It's fair to say that without Victor, he wouldn't be who he is today.

"What exactly happened?"

Ian gripped Farn's shoulders with both hands, his voice quickening involuntarily.

"My lord," Farn said, feeling the weight on his shoulder and enduring the soreness, "the current news is that a group of Blackrock wizards have infiltrated the defenses and entered the rear camp, where Lord Victor and Lord Granger happen to be helping out."

"What I've heard is that the camp is now destroyed, and the Blackrock School wizards have withdrawn, but some of them escaped. We haven't yet confirmed the situation of the two of you."

"Infiltrating the defenses, perfect timing!"

Ian frowned.

What a coincidence?

He was attacked on his way back, as were Victor and Granger.

Outsiders might not think it's a big deal.

But cautious Ian felt there was a strong connection between the two.

Who benefits the most?

Ian couldn't help but think.

The answer was obtained quickly.

"Doug!"

Ian slowly uttered the name.

It wasn't just the pressure he felt from this person over the years.

Similarly, once Ian, Victor, and Granger die, the Potions Department will instantly become his personal fiefdom.

Moreover, this person is very familiar with all the departments of the school, and even more so with the whereabouts of Victor and his companion.

Of course, these are still just speculations.

Ian felt a sense of pressure.

This kind of unknown threat is the most difficult to prevent, because you simply don't know where the danger comes from.

There is another way.

That is to eliminate all dangers.

Doug has been definitively identified by Ian as a threat.

"grown ups!"

At that moment, Farn's voice rang out.

He then noticed that his hand was still on Farn's shoulder, and his face was already flushed!

"Feel sorry!"

Ian handed him a bottle of healing potion.

Then he left the laboratory and headed towards the third floor.

He wanted to go and ask Vivian about the situation.

He soon learned that Vivian was not there; she seemed to have gone to see Minister Hyde.

So Ian also prepared to go and look for it.

soon.

We arrived at Hyde's house.

Knock on the door.

A servant pushed open the door.

"Lord Ian, please come with me." The servant already recognized Ian and seemed to know his purpose.

He followed the servant into the reception room.

Inside, Hyde and Vivian were already seated.

"Lady Vivian, Minister Hyde."

Ian bowed, while Minister Hyde looked helpless, and Vivian beside him looked extremely unpleasant.

"Sit down. I knew you'd come back, given your close relationship with Victor."

Hyde waved to Ian, gesturing for him to sit down.

Ian sat down.

"I know exactly what you're here for," Hyde said slowly. "Judging from the spiritual energy left behind by the Department of Mystic Sources, Granger is dead, and Victor's spiritual energy is also weak, but it hasn't dissipated yet, and we haven't found any trace of him."

Every wizard who joins a school leaves behind a wisp of spiritual energy within the school, used to determine a wizard's life or death.

Hyde's words completely shattered Vivian's remaining rationality, and her expression immediately changed.

Ian's expression was also not good.

The lack of any trace suggests that Victor may have been captured and taken prisoner.

It's also possible that he escaped but was injured and hasn't returned to the school yet.

Neither of these outcomes is a good ending.

"This attack by the Blackstone School was sudden and powerful." Hyde also felt a pang of pity.

This time, not only two people died, but even one third-class wizard apprentice died, along with a large number of second-class and third-class wizard apprentices.

The losses were second only to the previous battle at the market.

"I'll let you know if there's any news, Ian, you stay here for now."

Hyde chased Vivian away, and Vivian gave a muffled "hmm," then left with her head down, as if all her energy had been drained.

"Why!"

Ian also shook his head.

He then looked at Hyde and asked, "Lord Hyde, is there anything else?"

"Ian, you are aware of what will happen in a few months. It will be very dangerous then, so the school plans to send a batch of trainees to the area where the Green Corridor Wizarding Academy is located three months from now," Hyde said calmly.

"Green Corridor Wizarding Academy?"

Ian raised a question.

"This is the true master of the Emerald Shadow Forest area, and many of the surrounding resource points belong to this academy," Hyde said calmly.

"clear!"

Ian nodded, then realized that he did seem to know the name.

He just hadn't expected that the school of thought would prepare for their early evacuation.

He needs to hurry again.

It's best to break through to the third level before leaving, since who knows what the situation will be like when you get out.

Leave Hyde's house.

Ian returned to his daily routine.

In the blink of an eye.

A week has passed.

The Potions Department sent word that Victor had been found.

Ian rushed to the Potions Department and saw a figure lying on the ground.

It's Victor.

However, compared to before, Victor's left hand was now missing, and his body was covered in scars.

He lay on the ground with his eyes closed.

"What's wrong with him?"

Ian slowly approached the crowd and asked the people next to him.

"Victor was found by the school in a cave more than ten kilometers away from the camp. He was unconscious at the time, and after examination, his mental strength was severely damaged. He may never wake up again."

A deep voice sounded, and Ian turned his head to see Doug walking towards him with a worried look on his face.

They seemed to be saddened by Victor's fate.

Ian fell silent.

He looked at Doug, and beneath the Radiant Eye, he exuded a chilling aura, like a sinister viper.

Then she looked at Victor.

At this moment, it is clear that the flow of magic within Victor's body has almost stopped, and at the same time, the mental energy in his head looks like a hazy gray.

As an experienced pharmacist, he quickly determined that the person's mental energy had suffered severe damage and was beginning to slowly deplete. Once it was half depleted, the person would die.

"Ian, don't worry, Victor is an excellent wizard in the Potions Department. We will definitely not abandon him. As long as his mental energy is not exhausted, the school will continue to take responsibility."

Doug still had that fake look on his face.

Ian felt disgusted by what he saw and turned to leave. As he left, he saw Vivian walking towards him in silence.

Ian didn't say anything.

At this moment, Vivian's distress was probably no less than Ian's.

A day has passed.

The academy has preserved Victor's previous house and will house him there, with servants helping to take care of him daily.

Ian also took a look.

He sighed and left, knowing that he couldn't think of a solution.

Perhaps only the wizard Horton has a solution.

In silence, Ian returned to the house.

But as soon as they reached the door, they saw a wizard's servant waiting there.

"Kevin."

Ian was puzzled; before him stood one of Victor's two servants.

Kevin, also looking sorrowful, pulled a letter from his wizard's robes and handed it to Ian, saying, "Lord Ian, this was sent back by Lord Victor a month ago. He asked me to give it to you in a month!"

Ian looked down.

"letter?

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