Jake got the address from Anthony and he immediately called Sebastian. He asked him to inform the police that they had contact with Anthony and that a journalist was kidnapped. However, he strictly reminded him that he shouldn’t tell the address unless he was told to do so. That is to avoid the police from storming the place and give him more problems.“Are you serious? You’re going there alone?” Sebastian shouted over the phone. “And who is this journalist for you to go there and save her?”“I am not going there to save her,” he replied. “I have to get some information about the Magic Society that Andrew and Ken mentioned. This might give us more information about them.”He heard Sebastian grunted.“Okay. I’ll do what you told me. I just want you to know that I already talked to someone from the bureau. And they said they will give you all the necessary permits to release the product to the public once it’s done,” Sebastian said.“Well, that’s good news,” he gleefully answered. “Grea

Jake used a strong binding spell on Eleazar and dragged him inside the building. The head of the giant snake also disappeared already. Luckily, that abandoned laboratory was somewhere a bit far from the city and no one lived nearby. Or else, Jake had to go somewhere first before he could interrogate Eleazar. “Y-you! Where did you learn your magic?” Eleazar asked. His hands were being tied by Jake with a wire found there even though he couldn’t move already. “And tell me, you’re from the Dragons, right?”Jake looked for a chair, and when found one, he dragged it in front of Eleazar and he sat there.“I am the one who'll ask the questions, okay? Now, which are you going to tell first? Hm?” Jake asked but Eleazar just glared at him. “I see, you think I am not serious, huh?”His hands were again engulfed with bright yellow light. He stood up and touched Eleazar’s left leg, and that started to turn into ash. Eleazar started to have facial tics and his eyes became watery as he stared at h

Jake sat in Eleazar's guest room, waiting for him to return. It was a fancy room with a medieval theme that reminded him of Eldramoria. It looked exactly like his room there, and happy memories of him with children and his students began to flash through his mind. “This room imitates the guests favorite room,” Christine entered the room carrying a tray that held a cup of coffee and some biscuits. “And I think you're also not from this world like our leader.” She put the tray she was carrying on a table there. Jake gave her a look before taking the cup of coffee. He examined it, and when he saw no danger in it, he took a sip of it. And the bitter sweet taste of the coffee made him smile. “You’re still cautious, Mr. Jake,” Christine commented. “I guess it just became a habit now,” he replied. “This coffee also reminds me of something again. Are these illusions really your magic power?” Christine answered with a smile and nod. He smiled back then he took another sip of coffee. “Yo

Anthony’s face turned red and his breathing became heavy as he glared at Jake. His bodyguards, who were circling the room, drew their weapons and pointed them towards Jake. But they suddenly couldn't even move their bodies or pull the triggers of their guns. Even Anthony and the three wizards stopped moving.“Do you know what you’re doing?!” Jake screamed as he walked towards Anthony. He grabbed the man's collar and shoved him up against the wall. Rage was evident in his eyes, an emotion he hadn't felt in a long time. “You’re going to sacrifice these people only to summon an evil that can destroy this world?! Are you that crazy?!”Anthony smirked, then laughed. “You didn’t change a bit. You still care for others, though others don’t care about you.”Jake pushed Anthony further against the wall, causing the wall to cave in and Anthony to gasp for air. “You’re wrong! I don’t care about the others! I care about this world! My current life here is way different than before!”Anthony looke

“Are you crazy?! You’re going to approve the workers’ request to increase their pay?!” Mr. Robinson screamed and slammed the table. Everyone around the table looked at Jake. “We are losing a lot. And yet you want to approve these rats’ requests?”Jake glared at Mr.Robinson but he didn’t say anything. He waited for the others to speak. “I totally disagree with this, too. Mr. CEO,” Mr. Everdeen commented. “You’re just showing that you don’t know how to handle this business.”Jake nodded and sighed. Then he looked at each and everyone of the five board of directors that were there. “Most of the protesters were from the laboratory and manufacturing facility. Imagine them stopping work, is that only their loss?” Jake asked politely. The only woman in the room, Ms. Green commented. “But we can always replace them. There are lots of people looking for jobs these days!”“But are they all suitable for the jobs? Or do we need to train again to ensure the quality of our medicine and products?