From Wild Mage to Wizard King

After forcibly calming down and sending the black-haired girl away, Sophia collapsed directly on the sofa in the room.

After being in a daze for a while, she finally regained her composure.

Sophia sat up from the sofa and began to recall the conversation she had just had with the black-haired girl.

Recalling her somewhat silly answer, which was entirely due to the communication process in which Hela took the initiative to bring up the topic, Sophia was numb and wanted to stab herself to death with a knife.

What are you doing? Why are you so stupid? Where is your usual calmness? ?

Sophia hugged her head and fell into deep self-consumption.

Outside the room, Hela, who had just made an appointment with Sophia for the departure time, did not think much about it.

Hela herself had not communicated with many strangers. It was good enough to be able to actively communicate and chat with strangers and reach a consensus. As for seeing Sophia's situation, it was too difficult for Hela now.

Therefore, Hela, who was completely unaware of the problem and only thought that Sophia was a little strange, seized the time and made various preparations for departure in advance.

Travel process planning, maps, compasses, food, tents, spare alchemy potions, spell scrolls, etc.

In addition, in order to highlight accidents, Hela also prepared some spells in her magic book in advance.

After becoming a fourth-ring spellcaster, Hela can also reserve spells in the magic book in advance, and when needed, cast and burst out instantly.

This is her first time to do a commission. Roland is not by her side. Whatever happens, she needs to deal with it herself.

It's always right to make more preparations.

Although she has a teammate, based on Sophia's performance just now, Hela also seriously doubts her level.

Thinking of this, Hela decided that her preparations should be based on the standard that Sophia is useless or even a drag.

In the workshop room rented by Hela, Hela looked at the various potions and spell scrolls she had made, thinking about what was missing.

Well, she still had to make some preparations to prevent Sophia.

She didn't seem to be a necromancer.

Hela recalled the aura that Sofia unconsciously exuded and guessed.

According to the little tricks that Roland taught her to identify spellcasters, Sofia is most likely a spellcaster of the control system.

Speaking of which, it seems that I have heard of the name Sofia somewhere.

Hela thought about it, while taking out the materials to be used next from the space bracelet, she also activated the Book of Wisdom and searched for posts about Sofia.

Hmm?

Looking at the search results on the forum, Hela stopped her movements in surprise.

The Sinful Blood Princess?

Or the Royal Heir? But how could a Royal Heir fall into Sofia's situation?

When Hela saw Sofia for the first time, she thought she was a wild mage.

I didn't find anything valuable on her.

Is the Royal Heir doing so badly?

With this question in mind, Hela clicked on the post.

Although the latest reply to the post was several years ago, and there was a lot of useless information mixed in it.

But, after a rough look from beginning to end, Hela also roughly understood Sofia's situation.

Sophia is the daughter of the previous Silver Emperor, the young empress.

The offspring was born several years after the empress lost the throne due to the bloodshed in the capital.

According to rumors, the Silver families originally planned to keep the empress incognito and imprison her until her death.

However, for some unknown reason, the empress who lived alone gave birth to Sophia.

As for how she was born, no one knows because of the news blockade of the Silver Family.

However, although the reason is unknown, the result is still known.

The former empress and her offspring were deprived of their status as silver nobles.

At the same time, because it was the Rose War at the time, the bloody Rose War caused the bloodshed in Sinar.

Therefore, under the guidance of the Silver Family, many people blamed the former empress for the Rose War.

It was all because the former empress was too unsuccessful and ruined the trust of the great nobles in the Silver Family.

Otherwise, how could the great nobles collude with foreign rulers?

Especially after the Rose War ended and the two sides negotiated.

In order to avoid further division, both sides unanimously put the blame on the former queen who had lost all her power.

This led to the former queen's reputation being completely ruined.

Even in the Tower of Truth, the former queen's reputation was the same.

Even if the spellcasters knew the real reason for the outbreak of the Rose War, who would offend the consensus of the interest groups in the Silver Empire because of the former queen?

And the bad reputation of her mother naturally spread to Sophia, so she was given the title of the Sinful Blood Princess.

She was excluded since birth and suffered from all-round discrimination and abuse from top to bottom in the entire Silver Empire.

If it weren't for a six-ring spellcaster from the Soul School who took advantage of his relationship with the former queen and used his own identity as a guarantee to bring Sophia from the capital to the Tower of Truth.

Sophia would probably die quietly in a corner one day.

The Tower of Truth is always better than other places in the Silver Empire.

Although the spellcasters here don't like Sophia very much, no one will waste time deliberately targeting her.

At least, under the protection of the Sixth Ring Spellcaster, Sophia can still grow up smoothly.

After reading the content of the post, Hela frowned slightly.

Based on the situation of the previous queen, Hela can be sure of one thing.

Sophia is likely to have inherited the talent of the previous queen and walked on the path of enchantment.

However, based on what she learned from Roland, Sophia, an enchantment caster, living in an environment with dark elements and negative energy for a long time is undoubtedly burying a bomb for herself.

As a spell system that controls the mind, enchantment itself is very easy to be extreme.

Therefore, it is undoubtedly extremely important to balance positive and negative energy and ensure the stability of one's own mind.

Suffering from discrimination and harm since childhood, and living in such an environment full of negative energy for a long time, it is not surprising that Sophia will become a terrorist who does everything in the future.

Speaking of which, she is protected by a six-ring necromancer,

so she won't take the enchantment spell that controls negative energy as her main learning direction, right?

If this is the case, Sophia will probably be finished sooner or later.

Hela thinks Sophia is a little pitiful.

It's obviously not her fault. She knows nothing but has to bear these heavy costs.

Maybe when we were communicating before, Sophia was not because of her strength, but because she rarely received kindness from strangers and was not used to it.

Alas, I thought she was weird at the time.

Hela sighed and wanted to slap her previous self.

Alas, I deserve to die.