Cloud Thinking

Mobichues, the old man, was very successful and reckless when he was young. He was used to being free and easy. When he was old, he was invited to live in the academy. He led a group of eccentric people to study some strange things. He took in a bullied apprentice out of righteousness, but he threw the apprentice away after using him. He was very angry.

He himself might not have imagined that one day the noble little princess of the empire would come from afar just to become his disciple and learn magic from him.

Although she was a troublemaker and a particularly trouble-making person who wished to poke holes in the sky and smash the earth, and always made Mobichues so angry that his eyes turned black, and he wondered if he had lived too smoothly when he was young and was seeking such trouble when he was old, there was no doubt that Helia was a very talented student.

Although she was troublesome, she was also a well-behaved child who was loved by everyone. Mobichues could always see his own shadow in her, and teaching her was also a way for him to make up for some regrets from his youth.

He has been successful enough in his life. He is the most powerful fire magician in the entire continent. He has also taught two outstanding students. One joined the Magic Knights and has a promising future, and the other is a noble little princess of the empire and has a great reputation. What else is there to be dissatisfied about?

He taught Helia everything he could and couldn't teach. To him, Helia was the culmination of his life's work, the result of his hard work, and the best gift that he, an old man with a short time left, could leave to the world. He no longer had any regrets.

"Teacher, if you want to cry, that's fine. I understand." Helia couldn't help but laugh as she watched Mobichues, who was staring with his mouth wide open and his neck stiff, refusing to look at her.

She came to say goodbye today. The time she spent learning magic with Mobichues was also extremely precious to her. She liked and respected her teacher from the bottom of her heart, so she was reluctant to leave when the time came.

"Who's going to cry? You heartless guy, who is going to shed tears for you? I've never cried in my life!" Mobichues said stubbornly.

"You haven't cried? Do you think I don't know that you hid in the room and secretly wiped away your tears when one of your two apprentices ran away and the other one was missing? Go ahead and brag." Levita, who had just finished crying, said mercilessly that he really couldn't bear to part with his two apprentices.

He was reluctant to let go of Helia because he was afraid that she would want to take the dragon's body away, and he was reluctant to let go of Lydia because he didn't want to give up his research on orcs.

"Your Highness Helia, are you really going to take Lydia away? It's okay for her to stay with me and continue her studies. You have so many capable people around you, you don't need one more!" Levita was still trying hard to fight for it.

"Teacher, who said I don't need people around me? I really want to have someone as capable and thoughtful as Lydia." Helia ruthlessly refused again.

"She has been with me for so long, I'm used to her. But it's hard to find another assistant as satisfactory as her. Your Highness, can you bear to see my research progress stagnate for a long time?" Levita was also desperate and shamelessly played the sympathy card, which made Mobicius' face twitch. He felt that he really embarrassed their teacher.

"Teacher, don't think I don't know. With the dragon research project in your hands, all the students in the academy are eager to join your project team. How could there be no one available?" Helia revealed the facts with a smile. Anyway, she would not give in on the matter of Lydia.

"Hmph! I've been so good to you, teaching you everything I've learned, but I didn't expect you to become such an ungrateful person..." Levita wiped her tears with a look of aggrieved young wife. If a handsome young man did this to Helia, she might still feel sorry for him, but for the old man... forget it.

"Teacher, you may not know that someone from Abraham College sent me a message earlier, saying that they wanted to borrow the dragon's corpse for research, but I rejected them for your sake." Helia threatened with a smile, "Teacher, you don't want to lose the research sample halfway through the research, right?"

"Ah! You! You have such a cruel heart!" Levita stopped pretending immediately. He was so angry that he said something harsh. When he saw the smile on Helia's face fade, he immediately changed his expression and said flatteringly, "Well, it's my luck to be valued by your highness. I have a good disciple and so many important projects. I am so happy that I can't wait to blame your highness!"

"Your Highness is simply my lucky charm!"

Mobichus, who saw the whole process of Levita's facial transformation: ...

Oh! What a shame! You spineless old thing!

Fearing that Helia might be cruel enough to take away his precious samples, Levita stopped harassing her and ran away with an excuse.

Helia looked at Mobicius who was still unwilling to look her in the eye and sighed helplessly, "Teacher, I will talk to Senior Vikes when I get back."

Helia waved her fist. "Don't worry, if he is determined to break off relations with you, I will deal with him on behalf of the teacher! Clear the door!"

Mobichuys was amused by her appearance. He turned around and looked at Helia, recalling how she looked when they first met. Comparing her with now, he felt relieved - the child had grown up.

"Hmph! Even if he writes hundreds of letters to apologize, I will not easily forgive him! This traitor!" Mobichues said angrily.

"As for you, if you really dare, just send me a letter one day to inform me that we are severing our ties..." He didn't continue speaking, but the threat was clearly expressed in his small eyes.

He would come personally to clean up the mess and beat back all the knowledge that he had fed Helia over the years.

Not to mention that Helia has a "criminal record" and her identity is much more special than that of Vikes. If she is not careful, she may drag this old man into the political turmoil.

But based on his understanding of Helia, this guy seemed to be not very good except for his talent in magic. He was quite stupid and liked to go crazy from time to time and cause trouble everywhere. No matter how you looked at it, he was not on the same level as those guys who liked to intrigue and play power games.

Helia can become the heir? Then he will just climb up the tree and perform a golden hook!

"How is that possible! Teacher is like a reborn parent to me! Without you, I wouldn't be who I am today! I'm not that kind of heartless person!" Helia assured.

"Teacher, don't worry. When I return to the Imperial Capital, I promise to write you a letter every month and communicate with you once every six months. If I have time, I will definitely come to see you!"

Mobichues felt warm at first, thinking that what everyone said was true, that daughters were indeed more caring than sons. But he was not happy for long, when he heard Helia say this in a clear and melodious voice:

“Caring for the elderly and widowed is everyone’s responsibility!”

Mobichues: ...

I will endure……

He closed his eyes, thinking that this brat would be leaving soon and they would hardly see each other again. As a teacher, he shouldn't bother with her.

But when he opened his eyes again, he saw Helia's shameless look. She seemed to be worried that he didn't hear clearly, so she said it again: "Caring for the lonely elderly..."

I'm going to beat this bastard to death!!!

On this day, the familiar shouting was heard in the teaching building again. Without even looking, one could tell that it was Princess Helia who had angered Teacher Mobicius again. At this moment, the classic drama of "she runs away, he chases her, and her life and death are unpredictable" was probably being staged again.

"Helia, when are you leaving?"

As soon as Karlzer finished his graduation assessment, he rushed to find Helia, fearing that he would miss it.

"It depends on how Chiko arranges it. I'm not too sure. It seems that Marshal Hilda wants to go south to the imperial capital with me. I guess we'll have to wait for a while." Helia warmly welcomed him into the house and pulled a chair for him to sit on.

Thinking about it now, it was really magical. She and Kalzer met for the first time in this small dormitory. He timidly signed up to join their team. Both sides felt that they had won and were extremely happy.

Karzer obviously thought the same thing as her and smiled for no reason. "I was sitting here at the time, and Britney suddenly broke Drummond's hand and asked me to treat him."

"Haha! I felt at that time that you were a rare talent. I am very good at judging people!" Helia replied with a smile while sitting on her bed.

She had little contact with Kalzer during the semester she stayed at school. He went out for training with his teacher Analia, and only recently hurried back for an assessment.

He now looked nothing like the timid little boy he had been before. The years of hardship had forged him into a unique temperament. He sat on the chair again, straightening his back confidently, stretching his body, and naturally exchanging glances with Helia. He exuded a warm and calm temperament.

"How was the assessment? Did it go well?" Helia asked.

Karzer took out a badge from his pocket and showed it to Helia. There were four stars on it, which meant that he was now a fourth-level healing magician.

"Great job, Karzer. Lydia is only a third-rank magic swordsman, and you've jumped to the fourth rank in an instant! Not bad!" Helia gave him a thumbs up, and was proud of Karzer's current achievement from the bottom of her heart.

"The examiner named Alfie seemed to know me. He gave me a very high score. In fact, I only applied for the third-level assessment at the beginning, but because my total score exceeded 95, I was promoted to the fourth level." Karzer touched his face, and a hint of pink appeared on his snow-white cheeks. He felt a little embarrassed.

"Hahahaha! Where's Colin? Doesn't his face stink worse than a sewer!" Helia quickly figured out why. Alfie didn't get along with Colin. Of course he knew that Helia had tortured Colin's son for Kalzer before, and he helped Helia. He then pulled Kalzer up as well, just to piss Colin off to death.

With his ability to become the Grand Elder of the Association at such a young age, how could he not have imagined that the dark magician was the work of Colin? If anyone dared to plot against him, he must be prepared for revenge.

Karl touched his nose and said, "I only found out after the test that examiner Colin is Talvin's father. Fortunately, examiner Alfie was there, otherwise I would have been in trouble."

Helia patted Karzer on the shoulder and said, "I have seen your ability. So what if he makes things difficult for you? There are very few powerful healing magicians in the magic world. As long as you have the ability, you can make a living wherever you go!"

Karl liked to hear Helia praise him. The praises from other people were different from those from Helia. Helia was special in his heart. She was like a savior to him. Without Helia, he would be no different from a rat in the gutter. How could he be as glorious as he is now?

"After I graduate, I will continue to study with Teacher Analia and help her with things like that." Karlzer briefly talked about his plans after graduation. "If there is a chance in the future, I will go to the Imperial Capital to find you."

Helia raised her hands and crossed her feet, "Okay! I welcome you with both hands and feet!"

The two chatted for a long time until the sun set. The warm yellow setting sun shone in from the window, enveloping the two people who were chatting happily in a warm orange hue, and silently urging the arrival of separation.

Karl took off a necklace from his neck and handed it to Helia. "This is a treasure I picked up when I was training outside with my teacher. Helia, if you need me, you can use it to contact me."

Helia took the necklace. It was called a necklace, but it was actually just a red rope as thick as half a finger joint with a silver-gray teardrop-shaped crystal pendant with a faint luster. The other person's body temperature was still retained on it, and it was warm.