Spark, having become a prominent Mage, left the White Tower with his large box of yellowed papers and scrolls after bidding farewell to Little Yisha.
As the scene of hundreds of Pegasus escorting Spark faded into the horizon, the White Tower, which had stood in Green City for decades, was temporarily entrusted to Lide.
As Spark's apprentice, it was only natural.
Lide stood at the door of the White Tower, watching the flock of Pegasus vanish from sight, his eyes reflecting a complexity of emotions.
"Hopefully, everything will be safe."
Although Spark never told him what he was going to do in the Nolan Capital until the end, the tone of his words before departure still conveyed a sense of uncertainty to Lide.
It seemed that Spark might not return this time, that he, on the cusp of becoming Quasi-transcendent, might fall elsewhere.
Lide did not comment much on this. Being an individual who had lived through countless experiences, the old man knew what he was doing.
