If there is no evidence, Fer would probably endure it. Under normal circumstances, the mages would never collect the useless corpses of the enemy. However, Fer did collect the corpses of the demons this time. If it weren't for this, Fer would have been ridiculed and left helplessly. But since there is evidence, would he still be unconfident?

With a bang, Fer left all the demon corpses in the space ring still on the ground. The receptionist who was mocking Fer was like a duck strangled his throat. The laughter stopped abruptly, as if there was an invisible force that made all the mages in this area focus here. In an instant, the area became quiet, so quiet that it was terrifying. Then he suddenly reacted. All the mages began to whisper, needless to say, know who to discuss.

A cold sweat flashed across Fel's head, as if he was too arrogant. Killing a double-digit demon does not seem to be something that a 6th-level mage can accomplish. Even a 8th-level mage can't achieve such great achievements. Is his true identity leaked today? Is his true strength to be known by those who are interested? No matter what, Fel has decided that he will never let go of the receptionist who caused his strength to be exposed. However, at this time, the people from the Mage Association also reacted and came soon. "Dear mage, please talk in detail. We will definitely keep it a secret for you to kill how many demons this specifically will kill."

But Feel was a little confused. Do you still need to keep it secret now? Keep it secret!!! All of them have been seen by other mages. Do you still need to keep it secret? There are not many big mouths among the mages. Needless to say, you know that your true strength will definitely be known by those who are interested. He nodded with a dark face, indicating that there is a specific discussion inside.

The mage who came over and mixed with him also breathed a sigh of relief. Obviously, the receptionist was sarcastic and mean, and they had to bear part of the responsibility. The facts proved that you must have professional knowledge when you go backstage, otherwise it would cause serious consequences.

The next result is obvious. Fair's real value was affirmed and he obtained certain privileges. The Mages Association stated that in order to compensate Fair, they decided to help Fair freely teleport the children saved from the killing demons to the Silver Moon City controlled by Fair. Fair was very satisfied. Although the transmission fee was only a few hundred gold coins, Fair was still very satisfied. After all, there was no need to pay for free. The people of the Mages Association knew what Fair was for saving these children, and they knew that they were trained. So they had a tacit understanding and did not mention the origin of these children, and they did not ask whether these children agreed to follow Fair. After all, these ordinary people did not have the power to object. What's more, the Iverson Continent is now in anarchy, and no one in power would stand up for them.

After completing the procedures of the Mage Association, Fer went to rest. Of course, he also wrote a letter to the Mage Association to Yinyue City, mainly explaining how his subordinates train these children to be used as dead soldiers. The letter was sealed with special magic. If there was no special method, it would be impossible to open the letter. This would prevent others from detecting the content of the letter. Although the Mage Association has a good reputation and can still be trusted, as a Fer who judges others by himself, would he trust other people? Of course, there is no doubt that this is impossible.

In short, Fair was in a good mood. The Mages Association had already compensated for their mistakes, saying that as long as the orphans Fer were taken in the future, they could use the free teleportation array to teleport back to the city where Fer's Mage Tower was located, and they would be safely sent to their homes by the internal staff of the Mages Association. As long as the sarcastic receptionist was of course punished as she deserved, especially when Fair left, she reminded her that as long as the head was not in the water, the Mages Association would definitely not let the receptionist go.

What is your identity? A small civilian receptionist dares to ridicule the noble profession and the most noble mage among professionals. Isn’t this uncomfortable? Relying on being the receptionist of the Mage Association, you dare to compete with the mage. Isn’t this seeking death? The mages don’t care about you for the sake of the Mage Association, but the Mage Association’s own people will never let you go. And if they get into someone they shouldn’t be offended, then others will definitely take their anger at the Mage Association rather than a small receptionist. Therefore, the Mage Association will definitely deal with these brainless internal personnel. Needless to say, one thing is that the other party will definitely not be able to continue in the Mage Association. Fer was still very satisfied with this result, so he reluctantly forgave the receptionist of the Mage Association, but others believe that he is more concerned about the gold coins saved by free teleportation.

After Fair left, the regional head of the Mage Association pushed his glasses and took a document from his assistant. It clearly stated that Fair's life was from Fair's becoming a mage to killing enemies beyond the level.

As a mage organization with not very strict requirements, basically every mage association has a registered record. After all, is it the largest mage organization on the mainland? It is quite fair, just and open. Although Feel only registered at the mage association at the second level, the mage association still left records. This record has been clearly recorded on it.

Fair Granston served in the military headquarters at the second level, and then joined the war in Rock City. This time was the golden period of his growth. In less than 3 months of war, Fair advanced from a second-level cannon fodder mage to a level 6 mage. During this period, I don’t know how to kill an 8-level mage. His methods were cruel and despicable, but his combat power was very strong. If this was an unexpected kill, then meeting an enemy 8-level mage in Sacra City was enough to prove his strength. Even after burning his life, the 8-level mage died at Fier. In the end, although Fier’s subordinates were basically dead, the 8-level mage was still not killed.
Chapter completed!