Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 483 A Play
"Everything must be analyzed from the perspective of interests!"

Hearing Yaro's words, many people couldn't help but nod secretly.

What do formal wizards look like?
Mysterious, powerful, and with a cold-blooded rationality!
Analyzing it directly from a profit perspective aligns perfectly with the behavioral patterns of formal wizards.

Although Anabe never attended a wizarding academy, he had lived for decades or even centuries and had heard many rumors about formal wizards.

"Don't go that far afield. What does this have to do with your leaving?" Anabe asked, puzzled.

"Of course!"

Yaro straightened his back, a slight smile playing on his lips, looking rather smug.

"My grandfather was the first person to board the ship. Although he eventually became an advanced apprentice, he was exiled to a border island with scarce void energy for various reasons."

It could be said that my background is even less impressive than that of the small families in the banquet hall.

Since it's not due to my background, then it must be due to me personally!
Personally, all I possess is a meditation talent far exceeding that of ordinary people, and the formidable combat ability to defeat a full-fledged wizard even as a mid-level apprentice.

Just imagine how powerful I could become if I became a full-fledged wizard, combined with my combat abilities?
This is my value! Those people saw my fighting talent!

But if I don't realize my potential, won't they change their minds and bring me back to restore the prestige of the Jungle House?

Yaro paused, giving the others a moment to think, before summarizing in a deep voice:

"Therefore, I must realize my potential and find the path to becoming a formal wizard!"

In fact, there are many flaws in Yarrow's analysis.

For example, if wizards are as rational as imagined, they might also choose to give up because the "cost-effectiveness" of a bounty is not high.

However, words spoken carry weight.

After Yarrow reasoned out his argument using 'reasonable' logic, even those who noticed the contradictions would still believe him to some extent.

According to Morton's mind tree theory, Yarrow is using other people's 'hearing' organs to guide the logical direction of the main thought process, and then giving his own answer at the end, directly generating a distracting thought that impacts the main consciousness.

—Understand the applause!
“But… you’ve already killed the academy’s instructors, how can the Jungle House still accept you?” Anabe asked at just the right moment.

Some people around, who had initially felt there were still some loopholes in Yaro's words, suddenly had a realization after hearing Anabe's question. 'Yes, that's exactly what I wanted to ask!'

Unbeknownst to them, the moment this thought arose in their minds, they had already subconsciously accepted that Yaro's potential was so great that the Jungle House was willing to voluntarily step back.

Yaro countered, "If they can't accept it, why did they lift the arrest warrant when they knew my potential was enormous?"
After eliminating all the impossible scenarios, what remains, however unbelievable, is the truth!
Besides, accepting me back isn't exactly an unbelievable thing, is it?

"Okay, I admit you have a point, and I really like your confidence..."

Anabe paused, leaned forward slightly, and stared intently at Yaro, demanding:

"But if you're leaving, why did you invite us to build this college? Aren't you just trying to harm us?"

"How am I harming you? You're the ones harming yourselves!" Yaro retorted bluntly.
"This was originally just a small matter in the mortal realm. It was about building a mortal school for ordinary writing and mathematics according to my idea, and I also hired you to protect this mortal school."

Even if I leave a few months later, putting aside what happens in this mortal kingdom, will those wizarding families notice?

Even if they do discover it, with my remaining influence and your strength, no matter how you look at it, this academy can be passed down peacefully, right?

Are you not strong enough? If a wizarding family oppresses you, I will naturally take action to destroy them when I return. But if it is just a trivial matter in the mortal world, are you not strong enough?
I don't want you to get involved in politics, I just want you to stay in the college!
You've made such a big fuss over something as simple as hiring teachers!
I tell you, Anabe, I value the establishment and maintenance of this academy very much.

This is a seed I planted, and what I want is for it to grow naturally without any external forces changing the rules and original intentions I established!
I want to see what a school built in my way, in clean soil, will naturally become in a few years!

Aro's words grew even more sharp:

"If you had only hired a few down-on-their-luck apprentices who were tired of wizarding life and just wanted a peaceful life, that would have been one thing, but look at the people you've hired now!"

Can I still maintain my original intention?
Will the fruit I want grow?
If not, why should I stay here? What's the point of establishing an academy?
If it's just a low-level copy of a wizarding academy, I'd rather not build it at all!

Anabe summarized Yaro's words: "You want to build a school where the rules can't be changed by others, and although you'll leave to find a way to become a full-fledged wizard, you'll come back a few years later to see how the academy is doing?"

"That's right!"

Yaro nodded in agreement.

He and Anabe staged this scene to convey these messages.

All the conversations can be summarized into three pieces of information:
First: Not only am I currently very strong in combat, but my potential has also been recognized by the Jungle House. You are absolutely not someone you can resist. You all better behave yourselves.

Second: I've got the Witchers under my protection. Anyone who bullies them is messing with me. When I come back in a few years, I'll crush anyone who dares to bully them.

Third: I'm in charge of my own college, and nobody should interfere.

"Buddy, you've probably heard about the attack on the Fernando wizard family's resource base in the Dark Plains, right?"

Yaro took a sip of his wine, the shattered crystal goblet obscuring his face, and said, his tone unreadable, "What? Are you threatening me?"

Anabe waved his hands repeatedly:
"No, of course not, buddy. Have you ever thought that such a powerful wizarding family's resource base would be attacked, and that they still haven't found out who did it?"

Can you really deter those with ulterior motives by relying solely on your intimidation? Even if they do, who will you find when you come back in a few years?

And as you know, we witchers have a principle of non-interference in politics. We won't interfere with military invasions, and we can't stop powerful wizard apprentices from attacking us.

Seriously, man, we're sending your job posting to these families because we're thinking of you.

If you can get them to live near the college, you can simply explain to them that they are not allowed to interfere in the college's affairs.

In this way, they can become the best force to protect the academy, and when you come back in a few years, you can directly seek out these people if you have any problems.

If you can't find them, come find us; the Witcher will be your best eyes.

(End of this chapter)