“Meow!”Nyx forgot all about food when she felt how nervous her master was. She looked at all the humans, feeling the urge to kill them all. Her little master feared them, and she thought of getting rid of them.“Nyx!”“Meow!”She curled in her master’s embrace when she heard the forceful but low voice. It was her master’s mother and her friend’s woman, the scary woman who wanted to kill her before.“She is strong. She can handle this.”“Meow!”Ever since she made a contract with her master, Nyx understood their language. She knew what her master’s mother was talking about and didn’t want to argue with her. She snuggled against her master, trying to comfort her as much as possible.‘Weak humans.’She loathed these weaklings who troubled her master. …“So, that is Jason Hope.”“Yes, Your Majesty. And that is his woman, Grandmaster Amelia, and their adopted child, Hanna. She has cursed pupils.”“He seemed to be out of place. Or is it that he simply doesn’t care? His woman seemed to be

“Your Majesty. This is Novice Wizard Jason.” “Wizard Jason, have a seat.” “Thank you, Your Majesty.” Jason didn’t feel bothered by the unceremonial greetings of the king. He never cared for those things as long as no one got in his way. Jason sat in her seat and looked at the twenty or so nobles sitting in a circle. “Wizard Jason Hope. You are the most famous immortal alien in all of Alexandria.” “I don’t say I am that famous, Your Majesty. There are some idiots who think they can run all over me because I am not from this world. They seem to be interested in making me famous for just no reason. I really hope there are no more fools like that.” He answered back with a carefree attitude and ignored the tense atmosphere that appeared with his words. “Tower Master Celestina.” Jason gave an acknowledging nod to the tower master of Heaven’s Reach. “Thank you for inviting me to the banquet, Your Majesty. I am honoured to be here. Did you invite me for anything special?” He felt

“I am here to meet the temple master.”Jason walked directly into the Temple of Justice and spoke to the young girl, who wore a white uniform that looked like a priestess’s robe. As the name implies, one could imagine the environment in this place. It was a pleasant place with clean surroundings. The pure-white building had the usual dome-shaped roof of any other Temple of Justice and there was the mark of a scale with two swords crossing over it. Other than the two guards at the entrance, there were no other visible guards, but Jason felt many hidden presences and some powerful spell traps in the hall.This was an organisation that believed in justice and power. An organisation once started by an infamous Grand Wizard centuries ago. They operated similarly to an adventurer guild, but all the missions issued by the Temple of Justice were missions benefiting the people. Also, they issued bounties for criminals. As an organisation situated all over the world, the Temple of Justice ser

“Alright! I gave them enough time to evacuate people. So either you guys come at me or I am going to come at you.”Jason finally felt enough of giving time to the people from the Temple of Justice. He felt the empty streets under his senses and felt satisfied enough to go wild. His enemies were holding on for this long because …“Temple Master! They are the Will of God! We need to announce an emergency.”A man in white cloth spoke to Tolga while kneeling over the dead man Jason left near the alley wall.“Where is Wizard Jason?”Tolga felt a sense of urgency and worry about the news. He just assured the young alien wizard that there were no fanatics of the Will of God around Heaven’s Gate, and he was wrong. ‘He doesn’t know what these monsters are capable of.’Tolga had a bad feeling Jason might go against the Will of God on his own. He acknowledged Jason Hope was a prodigy who had reached somewhere almost impossible within months of coming to their world. This was the reason the Te

“Wizard Jason. You seemed to be in a good mood.” Tolga, who watched all the interactions this young wizard had with people from the side, felt conflicted. He even compensated all the people who had damaged properties due to the battle, and he was very generous with the compensation. A single rune could feed any of these families for a decade. Also, Jason's attitude toward commoners looked much better compared to most wizards and nobles. ‘I can’t believe people saying he is an arrogant man who looks down on everyone. I think we need to change his records. He is pretty approachable as long as he isn't in a bad mood.’ The monster he saw in the battle and the calm young noble who sat here looked completely different from each other. Also, Jason even asked him to buy the runes from the poor people on behalf of the Temple of Justice, which he agreed to with no arguments. He knew how difficult it would be for these people to sell these runes or even keep them. This attitude showed Jason