Chapter 138: Decide

　　 Richard is a little hard to imagine, what a heavy consciousness the witch has to make this decision.
He believes that the relationship between himself and Willett is far from the point where she is willing to do it for herself: Although the two are teachers and students, they have not met a few in total, and come from a modern perspective. Look, I can only say that I can barely be called an acquaintance.
　　Moreover, Richard has not fulfilled her responsibilities as a teacher. He has never instructed or helped her. He only asked her as an assistant to help her experiment and order her to deal with troublesome affairs.
Although he had saved her life from the dark wizard, he had another purpose—but before that, Willett had extended a helping hand to herself, who was still a complete stranger at the time, and Richard himself considered this to be Evened out
　　 But now, Villette gave him a great gift, a treasure that no ambitious Extraordinary could refuse--no matter what the outcome, he had to accept this heavy love.
　　……
　　 The hall is very quiet, so quiet that the needle can be heard. The only thing left is the sound of the wizard leader’s fingers tapping on the armrests of the seats. This sound echoes in the huge space formed by the marble floor and the relief wall tens of meters high. This represents Raspu. Chin is thinking.
　　 The "former demon king" who shrank into a doll was under the eaves and had to bow her head, while Willett stood with her head slightly bowed. She was waiting for the teacher's answer, an answer that might determine her own destiny.
　　 The legendary wizard who possesses this right never spoke.
　　 The man in the mask held his chin with one hand, and placed the other on the armrest, standing above the throne, looking down at the witch and her companions, the sight from his pupils was calm.
　　 He seems to be considering a problem that makes it difficult to make a choice; but judging from the attitude he showed, it seems to be very relaxed.
　　 No one can see Rasputin’s expression, so naturally no one knows what his inner thoughts are.
　　What kind of person is Novich Rasputin? A ruthless leader? A lonely wizard? Or... a teacher who looks indifferent, but has a humane heart?
　　 The witch's view of him is probably different from that of almost everyone on the tower, but at this time, she is still feeling anxious.
　　She wondered if the teacher would
handle
herself like the Demon King Solo said.
　　 If you abandon emotions and consider it from a rational point of view; if Willett is asked to choose the more probable side between "will" and "will not," the witch herself will feel that "will" is more likely.
　　 This sounds like some kind of risky gamble: Willett is betting that she is offering this contract and that Rasputin will not abandon her after offering a huge treasure closely related to the "Power of God".
　　 But the facts are obviously far apart.
　　 The purpose of gambling is to "get big with small". Although the probability of success is extremely small, it does exist in theory. Because of this, countless people who have been swept away by greed and lost their senses are addicted to it.
　　 But Wilette's decision is clearly not the case.
　　 In fact, she gave up the most precious things from the beginning; and, the witch would not get anything from this matter, but would incur the danger of being killed for herself.
　　 There is only one reason why the witch did this:
　　 She can only do what she wants to do, which has always been the case.
　　 This is of course stupid and unreasonable to others, just like the devil Solo cursed; but this is due to the character of Willett Edward.
　　......
After a long time, the witch felt that the smile on her face was about to become stiff and unsustainable, and the villain in her hand had a downcast expression, and she said, "If you want to kill or cut it, please give it to you." A quasi-trust".
　　 She thought, the teacher hesitated for so long, I'm afraid he was thinking about how to "handle the funeral."
　　 The only consolation is that Rasputin considered it for a long time at least. This shows that he is closer to his imagination, not as cold and ruthless as others say
　　...If this thought can really be regarded as comforting.
　　 At this time, the man sitting on the throne slowly spoke.
　　 "Very good. This is good news for you, Edward."
　　 "......?"
　　 The witch raised her head in confusion.
What does it mean?
　　 "After you sign the contract, can you now use the power of the'Devil King' rank?"
　　 "Uh...no, because I have difficulty casting spells now."
　　 Actually about this, Solo mentioned it to her before going to bed last night, saying that there is a way to recover his body, but he needs to use the "knowledge" of the previous era. All she needs to do is to find the inheritor of some kind of god-generation magic (if it really exists), and then she can truly inherit the legacy that once belonged to a powerful god.
　　 Of course, Willett didn't care too much. In her opinion, the secrets of the ancient sun from the last era belonged to the teacher, and it didn't matter what she would do.
　　 "Since the spirit body sealed in the Starfire Furnace has been summoned by you, it doesn't take much effort."
　　 The wizard leader finally got up from his seat.
　　 "I will prepare a corresponding ceremony for you"
"for me?"
　　 The expression of the blonde girl looked even more confused. UU reading www.uukanshu.com
　　 "Of course. The ‘desire ritual’ you experienced in the Edwardian family failed, didn’t it? But it’s not your fault, but their incompetence."
　　 When talking about others, the wizard leader’s tone is as arrogant as ever. Only when facing his own students did he become a little softer.
　　 "Villette, you undoubtedly have this talent, far better than any psychic wizard. All you need is a little ‘stimulation’."
　　 "After the ceremony, even if you still can't connect to the magic net, you can still have the power to manipulate the contracted spirit body. Of course, you may still be limited by the magic affinity and physique... but this is no longer a big problem."
　　 "The ceremony I held for you will start in a day. You can come here again at the agreed time."
　　 "I, I know..."
　　 Willett still looked confused. She glanced at the villain in her hand subconsciously, and found that the other person was as embarrassed as herself.
　　 However, now that she had been ordered, she nodded and agreed.
　　 After raising her head again, the witch seemed to be thinking of something and begged Richard.
　　 "Teacher, if you want, you can just call me ‘Villi’."
　　Villette's expression was serious, so serious as if in her eyes, compared to this sentence, the secret she had said before that was enough to shock the entire wizarding world was nothing.
　　 The man standing on the edge of the throne looked down at her, and after a while he nodded slightly and replied briefly:
"it is good."