The only Tower that kept its distance from Balzac was the Red Tower of Magic, with Lovellian as its Tower Master. And this was only because Lovellian truly hated black wizards, not because the Red Tower of Magic as a whole held any enmity toward the Black Tower of Magic.

In other words, even though Balzac was a black wizard, he was able to get along well with everyone around him. Just from what Eugene had seen, Balzac’s approach was extremely sensible. He went so far as to bow his head in order to show the Lionheart clan his respect, and he didn’t use the influence of the Demon King of Incarceration behind him to take control of the situation or place pressure on anyone.

At first glance, he appeared to be quite a nice black wizard.

But from Eugene’s point of view, there was simply no such thing as a good black wizard. In Eugene’s opinion, the only good black wizards were dead corpses or cripples unable to use magic.

“You must be happy to be so free,” since he wasn’t feeling too good, Eugene couldn’t help but be sarcastic.

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