The Golem Mage

Terran found himself in a difficult position, as he had no choice but to accommodate the Centaur Prince at his mountain peak.

Surprisingly, even the other faction who were initially against the idea of having the Centaur stay quickly changed their stance.

While they were not particularly interested in welcoming the Centaur into the academy, they were more than pleased to assign someone from the Mad Dog faction to be responsible for him.

In fact, some secretly hoped that the Centaur would lose control or act recklessly, providing them with an opportunity to implicate Terran.

However, all their attempts to make him fall for a mistake or meet an untimely end had failed miserably.

Nevertheless, the Centaur situation seemed like a stroke of luck for them.

Terran sighed in defeat as he and the Centaur prince began their journey to his peak.

Along the way, Terran tried his best to explain to the Centaur that if he ever encountered any of Terran’s disciples, he shouldn’t take them too seriously and instead, insisted that of he wanted to blame any possible miscommunication between them he should blame him instead.

However, the Centaur regarded Terran as an idiot.

He was well aware of the power levels within the academy, having observed the mages during the meeting.

He knew that there were many who did not want him there and wouldn’t hesitate to punish him for even the slightest mistake.

As someone planning to stay in the Earth Realm for a prolonged period, the Centaur had no intention of giving himself up easily unless he had full confidence in his ability to escape, and it was not like he even had anywhere to go anyways.

Among the mages who decided to let him stay, he had already identified at least three individuals who could defeat him effortlessly.

The strongest among them was the new Dean, who was desperately concealing his peak Tier 9 cultivation.

While the other human mages were not aware since the dean was using a disguise, the Centaur’s instincts as a sensitive being could not be fooled.

Determining the realm of someone not much higher than him posed no challenge, as long as they were in the high rank realm he could discern their level.

This was precisely why he was not deceived by the peak Tier 8 aura emitted by the new Dean., and this is just the powers shown on the surface, which made the centaur really carefull.

The moment Terran arrived at his mountain peak, his nerves got the best of him, causing him to gulp down nervously every few seconds.

If Arthur, his disciple, were to see him like this, he would be utterly shocked, as he always saw Terran as someone unruly and fearless, never backing down from anything.

However, as Terran surveyed the peak, he found something suspicious.

There was no one in sight, and the area appeared untouched, as if it hadn’t been cleaned.

This struck Terran as odd, considering his disciples were always diligent in maintaining the cleanliness of the peak, ever since he received them and there is no way they would just change there attitude so fast, as he has not even been gone for long

Wondering where his disciples could be, Terran gazed up at the sky, spotting the blood moon still lingering above.

His expression changed to one of anger, feeling a surge of frustration building within him.

Caught up in his thoughts, Terran inadvertently directed an angry stare towards the centaur, causing the Centaur to frown in displeasure.

However, upon realizing that Terran’s anger wasn’t aimed at him, the Centaur decided to let it slide again.

He knew that if he wanted to live peacefully in the human world, he couldn’t engage in unnecessary conflicts.

”Make yourself at home, Prince Seven, I just have a small problem to sort out now,” Terran said to the centaur before dashing off from the peak.

The Centaur prince remained standing, perplexed at Terran’s sudden disappearance.

However, he wasn’t bothered by it and decided to follow along.

Not wanting to be alone, Terran swiftly arrived at a nearby building below his peak and rushed inside.

The moment the man at the counter saw him, he trembled in fear, sensing that Terran was in an enraged state.

This only fueled Terran’s anger further, believing that this man must have information about his missing disciples.

”Where are they?” Terran demanded.

”Huh, where are who?”

the man in the white robe replied, feigning surprise.

Terran’s response was a fierce punch that sent the man tumbling a few meters away.

”And they say we are the savages,”

the Centaur jested from behind, observing as Terran unleashed his fury upon the man’s face, he had been able to catch up to Terran easily with his four hooves, seeing as he was still following him Terran decided to take his mind off it.

”I witnessed something horrifying, Please, I apologize, I don’t know who gave such an order, but I heard your disciples have being asked to go into the Abyss Realm space passageway, leading to the Orcs zone under the academy command ” the person said, their voice filled with fear and remorse.

Terran’s eyes widened with shock and disbelief.

”What?!, Who would do such a cruel thing, especially to humans?, they are just a set of Tier 2 mages ”

”I’m sorry, Boss Terran, but I can’t divulge the name of the mage behind this, Revealing such information would make my life in the academy a living hell,”

the person replied nervously, aware of the consequences of sharing such sensitive details.

Terran cracked his fingers, creating strange sounds as he gazed intently at the mage who stood before him.

The mage gulped nervously, fully aware of the fury that Terran held within him.

He attempted to compose himself and realized that he needed to talk, as his own safety was at stake.

”Your disciples were accompanied by the lightning mage, Igor, However, from what I could gather, he was following orders from someone else, He had a frown on his face the entire time, even when he returned from the portal,” the mage revealed.

”Igor, as far as I know, may have many flaws, but he would never behave that way if he were responsible for what happened,” Terran muttered, his mind racing with thoughts.

As Terran continued to fix his gaze upon the mage, the mage tried to convey that there were others involved, attempting to leave a way out for himself as he also buttered up Igor in good light like he was also some sort of victim.

However, this only served to further provoke Terran’s anger.

”Of course, I should have realized it was him, No other mage would dare to cross me, Only those from that faction would have the audacity to interfere with my affairs.”

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” No wonder they sent him to deliver a message about my deployment, and I warned him about touching my disciples. ”

” But he turned a blind ear, Well, it seems it’s time to show them what true terror really is,” Terran fumed, his anger consuming him.

Terran no longer paid any attention to the mage, as he had already mentally distanced himself from their presence.

He swiftly dashed out once again, his destination set on flying over to Igor’s mountain peak.

As Terran flew towards Igor’s peak, the immense fluctuations of mana emanating from him couldn’t be concealed.

Most of the instructors on their peak could feel his powerful aura passing by, leaving them in awe and anticipation of what had put him on edge again, fully anticipating another outbreak of fighting.

The memories of the last incident, where even the new Dean couldn’t calm Terran’s bloodlust, haunted their minds.

It was only thanks to the intervention of the Mad Dog that they were able to quell his destructive behavior.

that day, for the first time, they realized that Terran harbored deadly intentions towards the academy leaders.

They prayed that they could prevent whatever had angered Terran this time, as his aura seethed with an incredible fury.

Even the Centaur Prince couldn’t help but be taken aback by Terran’s sudden change in behavior.

He wondered what could have triggered such a drastic transformation in this mage who he had been teasing just moments before.

Terran seemed completely unfazed by it all, his gaze fixed determinedly on the peak ahead of him.

The energy surrounding him intensified, and he even started burning his mana at an accelerated rate, as if fearing he wouldn’t reach the peak fast enough.

Just as Terran neared the peak, he noticed the presence of five distinct Tier 8 mage auras.

In that instant, he halted in mid-air, forced to reassess the situation.

He realized that he had been surrounded.

”I should have anticipated this,” Terran muttered, his full aura unleashed as he faced the five Tier 8 mages who stood before him, as they revealed themselves.