Becoming a Wizard by Starting From the Mind Closure Technique

Chapter 243: Chapter 49: Trapped in a Situation, Where is Freedom?!

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Was Link troubled?

Link was not troubled at all.

If he could help, he would, if not, he wouldn’t.

He wasn’t going to knowingly jump into a pit for a stranger’s sake.

Even if he thinks morally, he’s not a saint, and certainly not a fool!

So, Link left the decision to Dalton-whether to help or not according to Dalton’s intention.

If Dalton still decided to help after considering it, then why not.

Link himself would not get involved anyway.

He would discuss the pros and cons with Dalton in advance and let him choose for himself.

The most Link could do was provide some indirect assistance, such as economic help.

As well as some suggestions on ways and methods to handle the matter.

As for the rest, it would depend on the Brotherhood Group’s initiative.

He believed that with the calm Ezio and careful Linn there, nothing could go wrong.

Yet, he should pay more attention to the three people from the Social Phobia Group, to avoid Hawk Lucia finding a loophole to exploit.

Hmm…

Link just wanted to peacefully spend the rest of the term, make all the necessary preparations for the early stage, and then calmly enter the Apprentice-level Cultivation Secret Realm and stay there for a full month.

Why did some people have to oppose him and not let him study in peace and develop low-key?

It’s irritating!

Arriving in the classroom, Link stopped thinking about these trivial matters.

He concentrated, focusing on reviewing and consolidating his morning’s big progress on level 1 Rule Rune.

After all, it was a hard-earned reward that came from a lot of effort.

He must cherish and utilize it well.

Buck and Linn discussed in a corner for a while, then dragged Dalton out of the classroom for a private discussion.

Dalton was quite a problem today.

The leader had taken such good care of them all, yet he was still causing trouble, he deserved to be criticized first.

Jasmine sat with a cold face for a while. She felt this matter couldn’t be led by the nose by others.

She couldn’t take care of Hawk Lucia’s side for now, but she could think about dealing with Andriya.

After thinking for a while, Jasmine signaled Betty to lean over and whispered in her ear.

As Betty listened, her face turned redder, and her widened eyes indicated that she had never encountered such a thing before. Her evident shyness was intertwined with a hint of excitement.

Alright, this one was naively oriented.

She looked innocent on the outside, even more so in person. She was socially phobic, but underneath her innocence and social anxiety was a desire for mischief.

Otherwise, she wouldn’t have mixed with Digee Finley, who had a delicate appearance and a soft voice, and obviously wasn’t a good person.

After listening to Jasmine’s instructions, Betty returned to her original seat, squirming as though she couldn’t wait to execute Jasmine’s plan.

She wanted to cause trouble.

Jasmine pulled out her personal smart-brain and first contacted Witch Ayla, telling her what she was about to do.

In fact, Jasmine had never lost contact with Witch Ayla.

The last time Lanny Taylor came to see her, she was not really commanded by Witch Ayla.

That was just an excuse she made up, thinking it wouldn’t be exposed.

But when Jasmine returned to the dormitory, she immediately confirmed with Witch Ayla.

Witch Ayla said it was true that she had stopped handling the “New Blood

Mutual Aid Association” and told Jasmine not to procrastinate, but she didn’t specifically order Lanny Taylor to inform Jasmine.

Going off-topic.

Soon, Witch Ayla sent a reply, telling Jasmine to go ahead.

Jasmine hesitated and asked whether the Serene Wizard’s potion shop would still need a part-time guide after the spring semester ended.

Witch Ayla told Jasmine that it was a hidden rule of the academy. Every shop, factory, and workshop owned by a witch related to the academy had to accept applications from studying apprentices for part-time jobs, but they could decide whether to accept them or not.

If Jasmine had someone she wanted to recommend for a part-time job, she could train them well first and then send them for interview and trial. There would still be a chance.

Jasmine had an idea of what she was going to do next and immediately thanked Witch Ayla sincerely.

Ending her chat with Witch Ayla, Jasmine tapped the smart-brain screen and unblocked a person who had been in the blacklist for several months.

Still interested in part-time job at Serene Wizard’s potion shop? If so, help me with something. Do it well and I’ll recommend you in. As long as you don’t screw it up, you’ll definitely get a position.”

Jasmine organized her words and played a language game, sending this message over.

She only guaranteed that the other person could get a position, but did not guarantee what position.

And there s a premise: that the other person isn’t screwing up.

At that time, she would just give a heads-up to Witch Ayla, and maybe make closer contact with Wizards Tina and Sharia and kindly ask them to take care of the person a little bit.

“Yes, what’s the matter?”

The other side replied quickly.

From the speed of the reply and the punctuation, it seemed quite excited.

There’s an Andriya Norman in the first grade, also a member of the ‘New

Blood Mutual Aid Association’, you should remember her. She was in the spotlight on the ‘forum’ a few days ago. I need you to check out her whereabouts in the past few months.”

“No problem. But how can I be sure you’ll keep your word?”

“I promise based on the relationship between Link Grande and the Serene

Wizard. When the time comes, I’ll just have to act coy with Link Grande.”

“Alright then…”

The exchange between the two ended.

Jasmine’s face also flushed slightly.

This matter must definitely not involve Witch Ayla.

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