Chapter 21

So he wasn’t leading a faction for nothing. Sure, an ordinary mage usually preferred the comfort of a group and the royal treatment that came with it, but they didn’t step up to lead an organization themselves. Yet Cadel had become the captain of a mercenary group by his own will. He handled a highly capable warrior, a man who could easily become a double-edged sword, as effortlessly as a ball in his hand, and threw himself into a highly dangerous incident without a second thought for his own safety. All solely to raise his mercenary group’s name. Every single one of his actions was the exact opposite of an ordinary mage’s disposition.