The Most Arbitrary Wizard

The two women smiled. "Hello."

The previous night, while helping Sean with his bath for the second time, they had another long chat with him. The topic had shifted from the New World to the Farm World, and they'd also talked about people like Yisha and Sopea. 'The Master really didn't lie to us,' they thought. 'Everyone is so easy to get along with. This is perfect. From now on, we won't just be Sean's maids—we'll have lots of new friends, too.'

"Have they all been dealt with?" Sean asked Kate, who was walking over.

"Not even close. There are over a thousand people; it's not that quick," Kate said, finding a seat. "It'll take at least three more days. Some of them saw things were going south and bolted for the mountains. It's a pain to track them down."

"Then don't bother looking for them," Sean said.

Yisha: "We can't do that, Teacher. It's like letting a tiger back into the mountains."

"Who said anything about letting them get away?" Sean said. "Just because we're not looking for them doesn't mean we're not going to kill them."

He looked at Elise. "Your sister handled it last time. This time, you go. Don't kill the wrong person, but don't let any slip by."

Elise agreed joyfully, "Yes, Master."

'This is great! The Master is finally starting to use me!'

Kate had no idea why the young woman was so happy to be put to work. For a Grand Mage, this was the most basic kind of menial labor, yet Elise was acting like she'd just won a prize. 'That Sean,' he thought, 'he really has a way with women...'

His perspective was different from Sopea's.

He had met Lord Blake, but he didn't know Lord Blake's true identity. With Sopea deliberately misleading him, Kate had come to believe that the Eleanor Sisters were personal bodyguards assigned by Lord Blake to ensure Sean's safety.

'I really don't know what Lord Blake sees in this guy.'

'I'm plenty capable, and I'm loyal, too!'

Kate stared at the Eleanor Sisters, a bitter taste growing in his mouth the longer he looked.

'Damn it. Not only are they Grand Mages, they're also gorgeous and cute...'

'Dammit, I'm getting green with envy.'

The more Kate thought about it, the more jealous he felt, until he finally just whipped out his phone and called his secretary. "Wear a maid uniform to work tomorrow."

Everyone: "..."

After hanging up, Kate stopped looking at the Eleanor Sisters, speared a bun with his fork, took a bite, and said, "Let's continue our chat."

Koni tilted her head. "Chat about what?"

'Didn't Sean's whole thing with the maids just shut down that topic at lightning speed?'

Kate: "About what we're going to do next!"

Sopea had meditated with him a few times, and while they had bickered the entire way, it seemed the more they argued, the more in sync they became. He instantly understood what Kate was getting at. "This grudge," he said, "I think we need to settle it."

Sending three thousand Witch Hunters to wipe them out... if the Eleanor Sisters hadn't been there, they really might have been finished off by the Florist Family. There was no way they could just let that go.

Normally, Sopea wasn't one to stir up trouble.

After all, he wasn't much of a fighter.

But this time, the Florist Family had threatened Mr. Blake, as well as his precious apprentice Koni, whom he saw as a daughter. If they didn't teach those Witch Hunters a lesson, they would think they were pushovers.

Koni was completely confused. "But isn't Robert already dead?"

The Florist Family came out in full force and was completely wiped out. You could practically declare their family extinct.

"Doesn't that count as revenge?"

"It does, but it's not enough," Sean said.

Kate and Sopea's thinking was right up his alley.

Why do humans always start wars?

Not for the thrill of killing, but to plunder resources.

Therefore, simply winning isn't enough. There must be spoils.

The cruise ship was a start, but it wasn't nearly enough. He wanted everything the Florist Family possessed.

It would also send a message to the other Witch Hunter Families: the roles of hunter and prey were about to be reversed.

Sean asked Elvire, "You know where the Florist Family is located, right?"

Elvire nodded. "I do."

She didn't just know the location; she was crystal clear on the layout of the Florist Family's internal defenses. She'd just never had an opportunity to go there herself.

"Good." A faint killing intent flickered in Sean's eyes. "Then this time, we're going to raid their main base and erase the Florist Family from this world for good!"

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