Chapter 590: Chapter 561: Tier Six Space Magic, Star Realm Roaming Technique
Victor glared at Li Wei, his face thunderous.
The white-haired old man, Claude, stood to one side, observing Li Wei with a look of clear admiration.
"Do you have any idea what you just did?" Victor demanded furiously.
Li Wei replied with a helpless expression, "I didn’t know it would have such serious consequences. I was just trying to find a way in."
Claude chuckled. "Li Wei, let it go. No real harm was done, after all."
At these words, Victor suppressed his anger and lingering fear, looking at Claude with an exasperated expression.
"Lord Vice Tower Master, this man nearly caused the Space Tower to Fall! How can something so serious be brushed aside so lightly?"
The incident began when Li Wei discovered the energy convergence point where the Space Tower absorbed the surrounding Heaven and Earth Magic Elements to power its Arrays.
Li Wei had wanted to enter the Space Tower, but found himself with no way in.
So, he cast a Space Ripping Spell near the energy convergence point.
Unexpectedly, he tore through the pocket dimension inside the Space Tower used to store Magic Energy.
This caused a massive amount of Magic Energy to leak out, nearly cutting off the power supply to the Space Tower’s foundational levitation Array and its other Space Arrays.
Fortunately, Victor had been patrolling at the time, inspecting the Magic Arrays at the base of the Space Tower.
He discovered the Magic Energy leak in time and notified the Space Tower’s leadership.
Claude—the very same white-haired old man Li Wei had met in the Space Tower library—was the first to arrive on the scene.
He cleaned up the mess Li Wei had created.
And that was what had led to the current scene.
HUMMM!
With several flashes of silver light, a few Space Mages clad in silver Space Mage Robes appeared.
"What happened?" one of the newcomers asked urgently.
Victor explained the situation to them.
All eyes turned to Li Wei.
Then, noticing Claude was also present, they quickly bowed in greeting.
"Lord Vice Tower Master."
"Master Claude, what brings you here?" one of the newcomers asked in surprise.
Claude glanced at the man and smiled. "Timis, it’s alright. You can all head back."
"Master, this man caused a major incident," Timis said. "By all rights, the Space Tower must investigate his intentions to prevent any further damage."
Timis was one of Claude’s disciples.
He was also a member of the Space Tower’s council.
A Legendary Level Space Mage.
Claude glanced at him. "Do you think anyone can pose a threat to the Space Tower while I’m here?"
Timis fell silent for a moment before nodding. "Understood, Master."
"We’ll take our leave, then. Victor, I’ll trouble you to write a detailed report on the incident and submit it to the council."
Victor nodded in acknowledgment.
Outwardly, he agreed without objection.
Inwardly, however, he was cursing Li Wei. ’This guy just had to make trouble for me.’
He realized that nothing good ever came from running into Li Wei.
The last time they met, he had been swindled out of two pieces of the Space Tower’s Magic Equipment and a bottle of priceless Purple Crystal Source Potion.
And this time, he ran into Li Wei again and got stuck with this disaster.
’What a huge pain.’
After Timis and the others left, Victor looked to Claude and said, "Lord Vice Tower Master, I still have some questions for Li Wei regarding this incident."
Claude nodded. "Go ahead."
With that, he turned to leave.
Before he left, he said to Li Wei, "When you’re finished here, remember to come find me in the library."
Li Wei quickly nodded. "Of course. Thank you, Senior."
’If Claude hadn’t stepped in to smooth things over, there’s no telling how much trouble I’d be in.’
Li Wei was genuinely grateful to Claude.
Li Wei had also been stunned to learn Claude’s true identity.
’To think that the seemingly unremarkable old librarian was actually one of the Space Tower’s Vice Tower Masters.’
’And his power was immense.’
Victor could only watch helplessly as Li Wei created the chaos, powerless to handle it. He had no choice but to request support from the Space Tower. Yet, the moment Claude arrived, he smoothed it over with a casual wave of his hand, even reinforcing the space to prevent such an incident from happening again.
It was a clear testament to his power.
His mastery of Space Magic was clearly at the highest level.
Afterward, Victor subjected Li Wei to a series of questions, investigating why he had appeared in the Endless Sea and why he had launched an attack on the Space Tower.
Li Wei insisted, "It wasn’t an attack, just an accident."
Victor put away the Recording Crystal that had captured their conversation. "Whether it was an accident or an attack will be for the Space Tower’s council to decide."
Li Wei looked unconcerned.
’I’ve already said all I can,’ he thought. ’There’s nothing I can do about what the Space Tower decides next.’
Li Wei asked, "Can I use the Space Tower’s Teleportation Array to leave?"
"You are forbidden from leaving the Space Tower until the council has passed judgment on your actions," Victor replied.
Li Wei’s brow furrowed slightly before smoothing out in resignation.
’I’m at their mercy right now,’ Li Wei thought. ’I have no choice but to follow the Space Tower’s Rules.’
"Fine. Let me know when there’s a decision. The sooner, the better," Li Wei said.
Victor said, "Don’t worry. You’re not going anywhere."
After leaving the interrogation room, Li Wei walked to the Space Tower’s library.
KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK!
Li Wei knocked on the door to the librarian’s room.
A voice came from within.
"Come in. The door’s unlocked."
Li Wei pushed the door open and stepped inside.
Seeing the white-bearded old man, Claude, he once again offered his sincere thanks. "Thank you again for your help, Senior."
Claude smiled. "Think nothing of it."
He looked at Li Wei, his expression turning curious. "Compared to all this, I’m much more interested in what happened to you."
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