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Chapter 85 The Silvermoon Lake Family Chief Moves, Goodbye Sherry

Chapter 86 The Silvermoon Lake Family Chief Moves, Goodbye Sherry

At the same time that Ian was attending the dinner party.

News of Ian's breakthrough also reached the ears of many wizards.

The Silvermoon Lake family.

As a wizarding family residing near Silvermoon Lake, the Silvermoon Spring water produced by the family has always been the family's mainstay industry.

However, some problems have recently arisen, with the production of Silvermoon Spring water in one area inexplicably decreasing.

This has led to a shortage of the family's share of Silver Moon Spring water.

At this moment, in a residential area near Silvermoon Lake, the various wizards of the Silvermoon Lake family were discussing something.

Cut some wizards' resources.

"Reduce the number of second-tier wizards," Chance Silvermoon Lake said, pointing to several names, then glancing to the side, "And Ian, reduce his number too."

"Father, I disagree." Chris, who was also present, was the first to voice her opposition.

The person before me was Chance Silvermoon Lake, the head of the Silvermoon Lake family.

Chance turned to Chris and said, "Chris, you understand, the family resources are indeed tight this time, otherwise we wouldn't have made this choice."

The elders from the other families also nodded.

Ian is a wizard who cultivates sequences; under normal circumstances, they would never reduce resources.

I was quite nervous this time.

Chris also fell silent.

"Good news, Chieftain!"

Suddenly, at that moment, a wizard ran in excitedly.

"What's wrong?" Chance asked, frowning.

"Chief, Ian, whom we have sponsored, has advanced to the second-class wizard apprenticeship," the wizard said.

"Second-class wizard apprentice!"

Chris was the first to react, her eyes lighting up.

Chans's brow twitched, and surprise flashed in his eyes.

Second-class wizard apprentices are not uncommon, but if they are also intermediate apothecaries, there is a further training sequence.

That would represent a completely different meaning.

At least outside the school of thought, even a third-rate wizard would never dare to underestimate them.

"How about this, let the others postpone it, and let's take out some of the family's stored resources and give them to Ian as usual."

Chans pondered for a moment and then said.

The other elders nodded in agreement; a key figure in the potions department certainly deserved such treatment.

Chris, who was standing next to her, also smiled.

"My daughter's all grown up now."

Chance, who was standing to the side, felt a little bitter when he saw this scene.

My feelings are complicated.

"That's great!"

As Ian stepped out of Vivian's house, he immediately felt a significant drop in the concentration of magic.

"As expected of an area with a witchcraft array, only third-class witchcraft apprentices can enjoy this."

Ian sighed for a while.

Then turned and left.

Now that he's advanced to the rank of second-class wizard, he can move his house to Maple Leaf Avenue.

Early the next morning.

Ian got up and went to the castle to find the relevant wizard.

"Currently, numbers 15, 40, and 72 on Maple Leaf Avenue are vacant," the wizard said.

"Can I go take a look?"

"Ian asked."

"sure."

The wizard nodded.

The two quickly arrived at Maple Leaf Avenue, where Ian also looked at all the vacant houses.

They are all detached houses, and their size and layout are similar to Chris's.

"The fifteenth, I guess."

After thinking it over, Ian chose the one that looked the best overall.

"Yes, after advancing to the second-class wizard level, you can also choose two wizard servants and four mortal servants. When would you like to make your selections, sir?" the wizard continued to ask.

Servant?

Ian's eyes lit up as well.

This is also one of the powers of a second-class wizard, which exempts them from many miscellaneous tasks.

Ian fell into thought.

He only needed to choose one wizard servant, because Vivian said at the banquet that she could transfer Fane directly to his position.

Fane found it fairly easy to use, so Ian chose to accept it.

One potion-making assistant is enough, so you can choose a wizard servant for everyday life.

"Sir, you can simply tell us your requirements, and we can help you choose. We have a list of wizard servants."

Seeing Ian's hesitation, the wizard beside him offered a reminder.

"Let me take a look at the list."

Ian said.

The wizard took out a crystal and used his mental power to sense it. Instantly, a list of servant wizards appeared before his eyes.

Ian quickly browsed through the list, but stopped the moment he saw a name.

"She'll do. Also, give me a personal servant and a cook."

Ian told the wizard who he had chosen.

"Okay, the school will tidy up the house today, and then the school will help you move tomorrow."

The wizard quickly relayed the information to Ian, one by one.

"OK."

Ian nodded.

Early the next morning.

The school then sent servants to help Ian move things.

The noise quickly attracted the attention of the neighbors next door.

"You advanced? Let me help you."

Myne Thomas, the neighbor next door, saw the badge on Ian's chest with envy and quickly ran over enthusiastically.

Ian wanted to refuse, but they had already started hitting him, and Ian couldn't stop them.

Soon, everything was loaded onto the carriage, and Ian followed the carriage toward his new address.

Meanwhile, at number 15 Maple Leaf Avenue.

A man and a woman stood side by side in front of the gate.

The man appeared to be a young man, and the woman was also quite young, wearing a gauze dress. However, neither of them showed any signs of spiritual energy fluctuations, indicating that they were not wizard apprentices.

They are Ian's servants.

In front of them stood a woman in a wizard's robe, with a great figure, whose eyes revealed a hint of nervousness.

"I wonder who my master will be?"

Shirley bit her lip.

Within the school, most servant wizards undertake heavy workloads, so becoming a servant of a second-class wizard is a good choice.

But not everyone can do it.

Only a small percentage will be selected.

"However, it's not necessarily a good thing. I've heard that some wizards require their servants to do physical things, such as physical modifications."

Shirley felt a chill run down her spine.

If that were the case, she would rather die.

Da da da!

Suddenly, the sounds of horses' hooves and wheels rolling drew closer, and Shirley's muscles involuntarily tensed.

Sure enough, the carriage eventually stopped in front of the door.

Then a wizard slowly stepped down from the carriage.

The moment Shirley saw the figure, her eyes widened and her mouth gradually opened wide.

Because she recognized the person in front of her.

"Sherry, it's been a long time."

Ian looked at the servant in front of him and smiled.

The servant wizard before him was none other than Sherry, who had been in the same mutual aid society as him back then, but had not succeeded in advancing.

Shirley's expression was also complicated.

She is still a servant, but her former companions have become second-class wizard apprentices.

She only had the power to choose.

Although it was certainly a good thing that Ian was her master, she still felt a moment of disorientation.

I took a deep breath, and a myriad of complex emotions welled up inside me.

She placed her hands together lightly on her abdomen, slowly bent over in a standard wizard servant's salute, and respectfully said, "Lord Ian, it's a pleasure to see you again!"

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