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No doubt, the bugs had been sent by the Evil Bugs Acteon hi for help?

Devour Mary?

Why would he leak his best workable plan to Gree it analyze the possible answers, a terrible plot was soon discovered, and it sis had been totally controlled by Adept Anderson until now, and that had forced him to seek help from his enemy, Greem As for how a Pseudo-Adept as under the total control of an Adept was able to deceive his master and retain his soul consciousness, perhaps that had soh he was fortunate enough to retain his self-conscious under the evil plot of Adept Anderson, obviously, there was no way he could escape fro their treacherous plot in exchange for Greeh Gree he could do about it?

Should he lodge a cohan, as also an Adept from the Sarubo Family, and tell hiht make Adept Anderson suffer soe the situation at the root, as Acteon would be still under his control And if Anderson ht of control, perhaps the Sarubo Family would take over the control of a family Adept who obeyed all their orders, wholeheartedly

If that happened, Mary still wouldn’t escape her tragic destiny!

Defeat and kill Anderson? This was si iolems anticipated by Greem were ready and he could lure Adept Anderson to soether with the help fro him However, the success rate for a plan like this would never exceed 12, according to the Chip Greee risk!

In the past, whenever someone had mentioned hoerful an Adept was, he had only had a rather vague and general idea But through the training he had gone through in the past half a year, Greeinner Apprentices as an example Their bodies were nearly identical to a normal human; the only difference was that they had e power, and that was a really low nurade, if an apprentice went to carry out a mission, they usually hired so hurt by ordinary huers, traps, and other sied to become an Intermediate Apprentice, the power of an Apprentice Adept would start to show up At this grade, either they had chosen their direction of future develop the power; no ordinary huanized by the coroup of fearful existences However, so long as they employed an appropriate approach, the possibility of ordinary hu Intermediate Apprentices still existed

But, once an apprentice entered the Advanced Apprentice realm, then even a ine this, a person who possessed the vigorous vitality of a wild buffalo, was able to run as fast as a cheetah, and could put out the forth that was no weaker than a burly adult For an existence like this, even without using any ic spells, they would be able to wreak havoc within thean arh butter with a hot knife

Of course, if a hue price to equip an army of fearless soldiers with the finest weapons and armor, it was still possible to defeat an Advanced Apprentice by sacrificing the lives of over three hundred soldiers

But once an Apprentice Adept became a Pseudo-Adept, then the army of an ordinary human noble would lose any effectiveness If this Pseudo-Adept was shaht even be able to collapse sodoms In order to deal with a Pseudo-Adept, it would need the life of at least 1000 elite soldiers As for whether could they kill the Pseudo-Adept, it would purely depend on their luck during the battle!

Of course, the coth mentioned was derived from a situation where the mortal poeren’t aid by any hout the entire Adept Continent, if a kingdom didn’t seek protection from an Adept Fas or Grand Dukes of huents sent by Adept Fa and running a territory, or Apprentice Adepts who had lost all hope of advancing further

In brief, mortal poas always a tool for Adepts, and the relationship was never reciprocal

So, in order to deal with an Adept, mortal forces would never be dependable

Only an Adept had the possibility of killing another Adept!

This true saying had been deeply engraved into the bones of alland small, ere protected by Adept Families would want to offend any Adepts, even if the one in question was the lousiest Adept After all, the power of an Adept was extre the overall strength of both sides, Gree Adept Anderson face to face

Although Adepts were dangerous and fearful, so long as one could find the right way, an Adept was rather fragile!