The civil war between humans...or the civil war between magicians is over.

The final result surprised everyone who was waiting and watching: Hornheim announced that because neither side wanted to continue to sacrifice valuable mage talents, he unilaterally proposed the signing of a peace convention.

About a day later, Adrick Magic Academy also issued a statement agreeing to the peace convention.

On the surface, it seems that the two forces have been fighting for the time being, but almost all the onlookers (such as members of the King's Parliament) understand that although the two sides fought in full swing at the beginning, in fact, the size of the two is not of the same level at all. In addition, the first proposed peace convention by Hornheim's mage association, Hornheim admitted defeat under the threat of Sevi's existence.

Although this war has basically no effect on the civilians: the battles of the magicians are too high-end, and the number of people is not large, and the battle location is also passed through some wildernesses that both sides have tacitly agreed to, and it will basically not affect ordinary people. In fact, until the end of the war, many residents in the war zone did not know that there was such a thing...

However, the nobles who were a little ready to move were honest and contented because Sivi had slammed the momentum of the King's Parliament. After all, Sivi now dared to argue with the mage association, which is the number one in the Eastern Plains. If he really had a stir, he would probably not be taken seriously by the mere aristocrat.

If it is other magic academies, the nobles can still stuff their descendants into the academy by bribing money and bribing. Even if they can't learn anything (the success rate of other magic academies is quite low), they can still be their own eyeliner. If they really can't do it, they can still be familiar with future magicians.

But this trick is not easy for Adrick to make its students systematically screened, and there is no such thing as taking the back door.

These selected children are also quite successful, and they will not be bribed by the nobles even when they are out for a visit.

Of course, there were also nobles who tried to kidnap Adrick's family to force the students to submit to their work, but the consequences of this were basically that the leaders of the noble territory woke up the next day and found that the lord who often rode on their necks to shit and his family disappeared mysteriously... Even if the other nobles knew that it was the action taken by Adrick's Academy, there was no evidence, and the conflict with the Magic Academy was not in their interests, so they basically ended up leaving nothing.

So for the nobles, until now, Adrick Academy is still an unknown place shrouded in fog. This is also one of the origins of the nobles' hostility towards Adrick Academy: an emerging force that is slowly growing into a giant, but not only can't destroy it, but he can't even insert his hands, so he can't naturally treat it as a threat.

But Sivi now has no time to care about the little thoughts of these nobles, and he has more important things to do.

"Is it necessary to keep students on level one alert even though the war is over?"

Inside the Dean of Adrick Academy, the ghost girl Fitt stared at Sevey curiously, feeling strange about his orders just now.

"Yes, the material stock in the academy is already a bit insufficient now... If Hornheim had chosen to fight the war of attrition before, we might not have been able to gain an advantage so easily." Sofia also lifted her burgundy hair back behind her ears, and protested to Siwei with an unhappy face: "I don't know how long I can last after the war is over."

"Although the war is over, if my intelligence is correct, the harsh test is about to begin now."

Considering the possible panic caused by the Destruction Chronicle, Sivi still did not tell others about this.

"A strict test?" Sophia stared at Sivi suspiciously, but found that the other person's face was full of seriousness, not joking.

"Okay, OK, I understand, I will try my best to hold on." So the girl stopped asking more, but just sighed helplessly: "So you? What are you going to do this time?"

"It's nothing, I just have to go out."

Although this is a bit difficult to define outside.

"Ah, is this true again? We were so busy in the academy that we were dizzy, but you were living a relaxed and happy life outside, and even brought a few girls back!" Sofia complained dissatisfiedly: "I don't mind, but Alisa and Teo are a little pitiful. They haven't been close to you as a teacher for a long time."

"I'm talking about it... After this incident is over, I'll take them out for a trip."

Sivie replied with a smile, his eyes shining through the huge floor-to-ceiling windows toward the school atrium that seemed bustling because all the students returned: "I miss it. Before Adrick was built, I took them around the eastern plains. Unexpectedly, almost two years passed in a flash."

"They will definitely be very happy."

Sophia imagined it for a moment and couldn't help but smile softly.

"By the way, Sophia." Sivi put on his coat and was about to leave the room, but suddenly stopped. He turned around and looked at the girl, but ended up colliding with the other person's eyes.

"What's wrong?"

Sofia looked a little panicked, but the experience of the past two years has made the girl become much calmer. Although there was a slight blush on her face, her attitude quickly returned to her usual calmness: "If you want to find something, the strange things you threw in the dean's office before will help you lock into the warehouse. Don't worry, no one can open it without the consent of Fite and the three sages."

"When this matter is over," Sivy grinned: "Let's get married."

Sofia: "…"

Fette: "…"

Alice: "…"

"Wait, Alice, when did you come out?"

Xiwei glanced at the maid girl who appeared at the door at some point and couldn't help feeling embarrassed.

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Wake up by Xiwei's voice, the maid girl whose face was so popular at an astonishing speed made a strange cry. Before Xiwei could stop her, she pushed the dining cart out of the dean's office.

“Really…”

Sivi couldn't help laughing, and then left the room before Sophia and the others reacted.

"Sivia!" Sofia, who came to her senses, seemed to want to say something, but when she looked at Sivi's back that disappeared at the end of the corridor, she couldn't say anything.

"I think the Dean must have once again carried some great cause that we cannot understand and undertake." Fitt comforted softly: "All we can do is pray here."

Finally, Sophia nodded, and she could only murmur to herself with an expression of not knowing whether it was joy or worry.

"Please be back safely..."
Chapter completed!