The Most Arbitrary Wizard

Eleanor thought for a moment and said, "We're not helping."

She had no intention of aiding a villain. Even the slightest inclination was out of the question.

More importantly, what if Sean had his own plan? If they ruined it and he blamed them afterward, who would take the fall?

So they wouldn't help.

"But we can look for him ourselves," Eleanor added.

She didn't want to waste time waiting around either. If they could find Sean, they could go straight to him, and then come back to help him deal with the Florist Family.

"I think that'll work!" Elise said, the corners of her lips curling into a mischievous smile. "I can't wait to see the look on Mr. Robert's face. It'll be priceless."

However, before Robert's face could do anything of the sort, Eleanor's own expression became quite a sight.

She had already extended her Mental Power to search for any trace of Sean.

Eleanor had always been swift and decisive, a habit she'd developed from frequently taking on missions outside Blake City.

And as a Grand Mage, Eleanor's Spiritual Strength was beyond question. Even though she had just broken through, she was far beyond what a Low-tier Wizard could compare to. Under the net woven by her Mental Power, no one could escape her notice.

Eleanor had lived with Sean for a time, and she clearly remembered his aura. As long as Sean was truly still in World's End, she was certain she could find him.

She expected the process wouldn't take too long.

But it wouldn't be too short, either.

Logic told Eleanor that Sean was likely hiding far away—perhaps not in the town, but in one of the mountains.

She had observed the surrounding geography. There were many mountains nearby; if he truly wanted to hide, the mountains were the logical choice.

But the reality was the complete opposite of what she'd imagined.

The moment she sent out her Mental Power, she felt that familiar aura.

It was very, very close. So close she could almost touch it.

Eleanor was stunned.

'That guy Sean... is on the ship??'

'Has he been here the whole time?'

'Or did he just sneak aboard?'

'Robert's men searched for so long and couldn't find him, yet he was right under their noses this whole time?'

For a moment, Eleanor's expression became indescribably odd.

At the same time, alarms blared in Sean's mind as he was eating.

'Someone is scanning me!'

Before he could say anything, Sopea, who was beside him, also grew extremely grim. "This is bad! Danger!"

And it was immense danger!

In truth, he didn't need to say it. Elvire and the others weren't novice Newborns; they could all feel it.

The sensation was like being in an FPS game where an enemy has you locked down with advanced cheats—not just wallhacks, but an aimbot, too, leaving you completely exposed. It was an attack from a higher plane of existence. The Mental Power scanning them was far beyond Tier Six!

"A Grand Mage?!"

Kate's face paled in shock. "Why is there a Grand Mage on the ship??"

Or rather, why would there be a Grand Mage in this Farm World??

Elise, Yisha, and the others who hadn't been to the New World couldn't jump to conclusions, as they had never truly encountered that level of power. They only felt the spiritual pressure make their hearts pound, as if they were being seen through completely. But it was different for Sean and the others, especially Kate and Sopea. They had both died at the hands of a Grand Mage twice before and were all too familiar with the pressure that came with that tier.

Seeing everyone's expressions change, Koni also realized something was wrong. She tightened her grip on Sopea's arm and asked, "What do we do now?"

If it really was a Grand Mage, then their tricks had surely been seen through. They were in the enemy's 'house' now. Even if that Grand Mage was too proud to act against them personally, being surrounded by three thousand Witch Hunters would be more than they could handle.

"We run," Elvire said decisively.

Tier Six and Tier Seven aren't even in the same league. They had to run as far as they could before the enemy made a move.

She looked at Sean and said, "You take the others and go. I'll hold them off."

Clearly, the young woman was about to use Bursting Qi.

There was no way they could win a fight; the only option was to stall for as long as possible.

"No," Sean refused. "You'll die."

At that moment, Elvire's eyes held no extraneous emotion, only seriousness. "Sean, listen to me. If I don't go, we'll all die."

One death is better than the entire group being annihilated.

Among their group, only she, by pushing the Blazing Angel Secret Technique to its absolute limit, had a chance of barely reaching the level of a Grand Mage. Although Sean had also learned *The Beginning of Forbidden Curse*, his Basic Magic Power was too low. Even multiplied by thirty, it wouldn't be enough.

Sean steeled himself and said through gritted teeth, "Then no one's leaving."

He couldn't possibly abandon Elvire and escape alone.

Besides, even if they tried to escape, they might not get away.

If the enemy was dead set on killing them, it wouldn't matter who went to stall.

They might as well take the risk.

'Although asking his wife for help was humiliating—especially since he'd just mentally sworn to teach Diana a lesson the next time they met—this was a matter of life and death. Sean couldn't afford to be so proud. Saving face only mattered if you were alive. What use was face to a dead man?'

'Did he want to be recorded in the annals of history for future Wizards to mock him for being stubbornly proud, saying he deserved to be killed?'

"Give me five minutes!"

Sean was going to find Diana.

Over the past few days, he and Elvire had spoken many times and had sorted out the details about the New World. There was one crucial point: Daeli had once told Elvire that many of the great figures in their Farm World were actually Soul Reflections. They were people from the Wizarding World who had crossed the barrier of the Black Sea and the land by using the Fallen Nether Technique.

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