“Congratulations on returning to an ordinary person! From now on, nobody will cause you any trouble!”
After managing to get the technique book, as well as disabling Levi, Severus and the rest of his people were delighted beyond words.
Giving them a wry smile, Levi uttered, “Since I’ve given my everything for Erudia, I have nothing left now. I’m anticipating for the country to get better, so do your best.”
After that, he called the one and only person who knew of The Calamity’s location, besides himself, to hand over the organization, making him a complete ordinary man with nothing at all.
When Zoey and the others returned home, they were all shocked to find Levi in that state. “What happened to you, Levi?”
“Nothing. It’s just that I’ve become an ordinary person,” he informed with a smile.
“That’s great!” exclaimed Zoey as she embraced him. “I’ve always been dreaming of this! Besides, we have the Great Family of Westford backing us up. Nobody will dare bully us. I mean, look at how Lance had saved Evie.”
Levi merely wore a smile as he remained silent. I have really given up everything.
Meanwhile, ever since the Dragonites had gotten their hands on the technique book, they wasted no time in proceeding with their plan.
The first thing they did was recruit one hundred prodigies of Erudia and had them train Levi’s technique—Reversero.
To learn that particular technique, they had to be willing to self-mutilate.
When words about Levi returning to an ordinary being reached Zarain and other places, all of them were baffled as well.
However, from then on, Levi was no longer their target. After all, he was not a threat anymore.
As time passed, Levi had fully recovered, and he decided to head to the prison in North Hampton. “It’s time to meet that person!”
He had gone through the darkest moments of his life in this place, but it was also the starting point of his new life.
Of course, none of that would have happened had it not been for his master, so Levi wanted to thank him whether his master liked it or not.
Upon meeting the old man in the prison, Levi got on his knees before him and kowtowed three times.
“Forgive me, Master. I handed over the technique book without your permission,” he apologized before kowtowing once more.
“I’ve already told you that I’m not your master. Besides, you’re the one who stumbled upon the book. It’s got nothing to do with me.”
I don’t get it. Why is he constantly pushing me away? Well, it’s a good thing, I guess, considering he didn’t get dragged into the mess when the Dragonites came here that day.
“No matter what you say, you’ll always be my master!” he uttered ad continued banging his head on the ground.
“Whatever.”
Master is so mysterious. Why is he still in this prison when he could have left a long time ago?
Despite his curiosity, Levi didn’t dare raise the question.
“If you have nothing else to say, hurry up and leave,” muttered the old man in annoyance.
“Master, I have returned to being an ordinary person. Let me take you out of here so I can look after you.”
Since he held a high position before, he dared not to make such a decision, but he had always wanted to take the old man out. As an ordinary person, he now had the chance to do so.
“What? That’s impossible!” shouted the old man.
“Huh?” Levi froze.
“You weren’t supposed to be an ordinary person! Soon, you will be facing a calamity!”
Calamity? Levi’s body trembled. I will be facing a calamity?
