When watching Angor and Nelson's intense discussion, the three recruits feared that it would soon turn into violence. But they changed their minds when Angor slowly took the upper hand, whereas Nelson grew quieter and quieter until he obediently listened to Angor's lectures with a content smile.
The recruits, especially Guina, who had developed a premature personality in the slums, were getting extremely curious about Angor's true identity. Guina once heard about the differences and gaps between wizards and apprentices. Now she couldn't understand why this Nelson man was acting so humbly in front of Angor.
That Gabriel too. Is Mister Padt not a common apprentice, but someone really influential in the wizarding world? she wondered.
Guina peeked through the cabin curtain and suddenly found Angor's dazzling form to be a lot more tempting.
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