I really can't control myself

Along the way, Linton has met many mages. Judging from the current situation, the easiest way to tell the level of a mage is from the robes worn by the opponent. The skinny old man who appeared now was obviously of a very high level. He was wearing an exquisite robe with purple and gold patterns. He was definitely a senior member of the Magic Association.

"Teacher." Delan and others who stopped Linton saw the old man and immediately saluted. Linton also knew from the title that this old man was Delan's teacher, no wonder he came out now.

"Master Olson." Wades in front of him immediately saluted, and Linton also knew the other person's name.

Olson nodded slightly, and then walked up to Linton and the other two: "As the general affairs officer of the Magic Association, can I represent the Magic Association?"

"General Affairs Officer, what is your position?" Linton scratched his head, "I'm not sure, but...does anyone have an elder?"

Olson's face looked a little unhappy because Linton's question was a bit difficult to answer. Of course, in terms of rank, the elder is of course greater than the general affairs officer, but that's just in terms of rank. In terms of power alone, the elder's real power is certainly not as good as his. In fact, it's like having a director and a general manager in a company. It's hard to say which one is bigger.

It was obvious that Linton was preparing to suppress him in the name of elder. Of course Olson is unhappy. Although Klose is only an honorary elder, he is also an elder. You can't say that I am older now. Aren't you contemptuous of all elders? The following is my fault.

"Looking at you, you probably haven't grown up. I heard that the Presbyterian Council is in charge of the Magic Association. When will it be the turn of the General Affairs Officer to represent the Magic Association?" Linton said.

This is obviously another round of criticism. In fact, the general affairs officer still has great power. At least under the current situation, the general affairs officer can indeed intervene in this matter. There is really no problem in saying that he can represent the entire association. He handles normal matters. But now Linton means that he seems to be above the Presbyterian Church in terms of status, which seems to be beyond his authority.

"She's really sharp-tongued." Olson said unhappily, but he didn't expect Linton to use this point to retaliate against him. Originally, his intention was indeed to suppress Klose. His purpose was to remove Klose's status as an elder, so he appeared at this time. After all, this was a good opportunity. The Presbyterian Council is not very unified on this decision. Some people support and some oppose it. He himself plans to hold Klose accountable at this meeting and disgrace him, and then he will be expelled from the Presbyterian Council. But now that no one from the other party has come, they have sent two people who are not mages at first glance. This is of course the best time.

Olson originally wanted to hold people accountable here, saying that the other party was speechless and it was best to leave in despair. Unexpectedly, Linton was quite courageous considering his age. He originally thought that this kind of young man didn't really take Linton seriously when he saw that he was so nervous that he couldn't even say anything. However, he was really angry when Linton kept yelling at him when he caught him with some speech problems.

But if you think about it carefully, it is indeed inappropriate for him, the general affairs officer, to hold the elders accountable. If you take it seriously, he is indeed suspected of exceeding his authority. The elders still leave it to the Presbyterian Council to hold him accountable. His purpose is just to make Crowe look bad, and then add fuel to the fire and let the Presbyterian Council drive him away.

"The Council of Elders will naturally make a decision regarding Elder Kotviko." Thinking of this, Olson said directly, "It's just that what I want to ask you now is your question. Did you just claim to be a magician? I can't do this. Pretend you didn’t hear it, as the general affairs officer of the Magic Association, I will not allow anyone to take the title of magician casually."

It seems that knowing that he was suspected of exceeding his authority, Olson directly simplified the matter of holding the elder accountable and prepared to cause trouble for him. Of course Linton saw clearly, this guy is a political veteran. Of course, Linton didn't mean to take advantage of this. After all, he was originally looking for trouble, so he said, "Are you a magician? Do you know magic?"

"What?" Olsen was stunned for a moment, "You asked me if I know magic?"

The people around were also stunned. You actually asked Olson if he knew magic. Are you kidding me?

"Of course, if you know magic, why can't you see my identity as a magician?" Linton said, "Don't you feel the surging magic in me?"

It was so surging, Linton didn't feel any magic power in his body at all. It was because of this Olson that he came out. Otherwise, according to his cautious character, he would not have appeared now, just let his disciple take the lead.

"I don't see any 'surging magic power' in you." Olson said directly.

"That's why I asked you if you know magic. You can't even tell. How dare you say you are a magician?" Linton said.

"You..." The city of Olson couldn't bear Linton's ridicule. What's going on with this guy? Klose himself didn't dare to talk to him like this here. Olson was a little confused. Did he come to the Magic Association specifically to cause trouble?

"If you can't see it, go home and practice hard. Don't go out and embarrass yourself." Linton continued, "If you are not capable enough, don't question other people's magician status. Do you understand?"

The tone of the elders educating the younger ones really made Olson a little unable to bear it, and he almost exploded with anger. Since the other party has already done this, of course he didn't care about the consequences and said directly: "I can't feel any magic power in you. Are you really a magician? Do you have a certificate from the association?"

"Proof of the association? What is that?" Linton said, spreading his hands.

"Hahaha..." Hearing that Linton couldn't provide proof, Olson was even more sure that the other party was not a magician. Now he had caught the trap, "Since you can't provide proof, what's the point of calling yourself a magician? "

"This is very confusing." Linton spread his hands and said, "I am a magician. Why do I need to use the certificate you mentioned to prove my identity?"

"Huh?" Olson was stunned for a moment.

"Are you a human?" Linton said suddenly, "I suspect that you are not a human, but a dog. Why do you claim to be a human?"

"You called me a dog?" Olson was really angry.

"I'm not scolding you, I just suspect that you are not a human being. Otherwise, you can come up with a certificate to prove that you are a human being and not a dog, so that I won't doubt you." Linton said, "Bring it out Look, or you’re a dog.”

"You dare to insult me?" Olson said in a low voice.

"To each other, I said I was a magician, but you didn't believe me. Isn't this an insult to me? Since you don't give me face, should I still care about your face?" Linton spread his hands and said.

"So what you mean is that you are a magician, but you just haven't registered with the association, right?" Olson said, "If you have to say that you are a magician, then let's cast a spell and see."

Finally, he got to the point. Linton had been waiting for a long time: "I will let you go if you ask me to. Wouldn't that be very shameless?"

"So you don't know how to do it?" Linton's refusal was not beyond Olson's expectation. After all, in his eyes, Linton was definitely not a magician. Even if he hid his magic power, at such a close distance, It's impossible for him to feel nothing, unless he is a magician of a higher level than himself, but is it possible? It's not right because of your age, right?

"Now I really doubt whether you are a human being. Why can't you understand human language?" Linton spread his hands and said, "I didn't say I couldn't do it. What I meant was that it would be very shameless for you to let me go if you asked me to let you go. Of course When I say that, you suspect that I will hold on, right? Otherwise, let’s compare magic, that’s no problem.”

"Discussion?" Olson was stunned for a moment, which surprised him.

"Is there any problem?" Linton said with a smile.

"Hmph, I want to see what tricks you are using." After Olsen finished speaking, he looked at the disciple Delan next to him, "Delan, just play with him."

"Yes, teacher." Delan, who was next to him, had been waiting for a long time and finally had a chance to show off. This is during the Magic Exchange Conference. If you show off a little bit at this time, you will become famous. Isn't this a good opportunity? There are already a lot of people watching what is going on here. If we compete now, our stage is quite big.

"Wait a minute...what do you mean?" Linton was not satisfied. He came here just to test the specific strength of the magicians on the main plane. He has something to do with this man named Delan. No matter what is easy to fight, his target has always been Olsen. This Olson is the general affairs officer of the Magic Association. He is definitely a very strong mage, right? Linton certainly won't waste time with his disciples: "I am representing an elder now. You can compete with me and send your own disciples." Going to fight? You have a lot of face."

"What?" Olson was really shocked now. Did Linton mean to compete with him? Of course, there is no problem for him to let his disciples play. After all, although Linton did not introduce his relationship with Klose, judging by their age, it seems that they should be disciples, so he must let his disciples play. , you can’t just choose a disciple from the other side and just go on your own. Isn’t this using the big one to bully the small one? However, Linton was actually targeting himself? How could he have the confidence to say such a thing?

"You mean...you want to spar with me?" Olson asked again uncertainly.

"Of course... with your disciples, isn't that bullying the younger ones?" Linton said.

Why do you bully the small? Olson looked at Linton in confusion. How can you have the confidence to say such a thing?

"Why, you are the one who questioned me, but now you don't dare to discuss it?" Linton directly used the provocation method. After all, the other party was almost angered by him. "If you don't dare, just get out of the way. Don't waste my time."

"Okay, if that's the case, let's discuss it." Olson was really angry and agreed through gritted teeth.