One-Eyed Monster

Chapter 1105: Chapter 1101: Some New Information (Part 2)

Naturally, Stan Sol understood Igor’s introspection. He only smiled and didn’t put too much pressure on Igor.

Kadi stared blankly at the scene. There were many things he didn’t understand, but he didn’t bother to deal with them. Instead, he focused on playing with his Butterfly Dual Blades in the blacksmith shop.

Kadi believed that no matter how troubled Igor might be now, he would eventually find a way to solve the problem. Once Igor found the solution, he would naturally tell him what to do. Kadi was too lazy to think, as playing with the Butterfly Blades was more interesting.

The Butterfly Dual Blades whirred in Kadi’s hands. Anyone could see that Kadi had a highly skillful technique. However, even the most impressive technique is just a technique. It can only intimidate others, not fully convince them.

To truly convince others, it is the ideas, the spiritual qualities that matter.

Just like on Guru Mountain, where so many experts highly admired Great Mentor Guzan. It was because Great Mentor possessed a spiritual quality that guided these people. This spiritual quality made the monsters of Guru Mountain know what steps to take next, what to do, making a previously confusing life become clear.

Luona’s Governor Rostov also had such a quality. He could make many residents of Luona willingly support him because his spiritual quality made these residents feel that what they hoped for was truly perfect.

The information Stan Sol wanted to convey to Igor also possessed such significance.

Although Igor did not yet know what this information was, he already had great expectations. This was because Luona held significant importance in Igor’s mind, and Luona’s decisions always made him feel especially reassured...

Igor looked at Stan Sol with anticipation, hoping he would bring him very good news.

"Go ahead, say it. Once you’re done, I’ll consider what we need to do now." Igor urged, excitedly awaiting the information while also wanting to carefully plan for the future.

The future was filled with uncertainty, the enemy unseen and with no clues. He needed to be well-prepared.

"I’ll tell you slowly." Stan Sol grinned, "First is the Yonder Travel Academy, where two new professional courses have opened—a course for Artisans and another for Alchemists."

"I’ve heard about the Alchemist course previously, but what’s with the Artisan course? Surely it must be extremely niche at the Yonder Travel Academy?" Igor pondered the words deeply, clearly shocked by the news.

"Dean Hoffman personally established the Artisan program. Although the program’s entry threshold isn’t high, very few can truly master it..."

"Who will teach this Artisan course!" Igor was evidently more concerned about this question.

"Well, currently the Artisan course is being taught by Blacksmith A Rang at the academy’s entrance," Stan Sol said.

Igor was greatly surprised by this. Previously, he had talked with Master Lao about how A Rang would surely possess a Craftsman Spirit. Before the words could settle, A Rang was almost ready to teach the students!

"Actually, this role could easily be taken on by Master Lao!" Kadi suddenly said from the side, believing this would be a great opportunity for Master Lao to showcase his skills.

"I find Kadi to be a really smart guy. Coincidentally, Dean Hoffman thinks the same way!"

Stan Sol finished speaking and pulled out an invitation letter!

"Dean Hoffman of Yonder Travel Academy, Lord Governor Rostov of Luona, earnestly invite you to the Yonder Travel Academy to impart your skills!" Stan Sol recited and handed the invitation letter to Master Lao.

"Well, Master Lao, are you interested?" Stan Sol asked and then turned to Igor with a smile, "This is the second piece of information."

At this moment, Igor was stunned. He hadn’t expected Dean Hoffman and Lord Governor to be this direct, which made him feel even prouder of Luona and the Yonder Travel Academy.

"How can I become a mentor? Don’t joke," Master Lao was evidently also puzzled.

"It’s no joke. You’re only responsible for the things you’re good at," Stan Sol patiently explained.

"But I’m just a blacksmith!" Master Lao continued.

"Precisely because you’re a blacksmith, you should pass down everything you’ve learned," Stan Sol reiterated with a serious tone.

Igor suddenly felt his previous thoughts were indeed naive, always considering how to protect Master Lao, without realizing that Master Lao’s power should be passed down and not just protected!

"Now that you say it, I think I need to contribute to the Imperial Capital. Before, I thought I just needed to forge my own iron well. Now, it seems that’s not the case at all!" Master Lao began to reflect.

"Master, you should accept the invitation. Going to Yonder Travel Academy is a remarkable thing."

"Alright, I shall spend my remaining years contributing to the Imperial Capital." At this moment, Master Lao was also very happy, evidently accepting the invitation with pleasure.

"So, has this news eased a worry off your mind?" Stan Sol looked at Igor with a smile.

Igor awkwardly scratched his head. He didn’t know what to say next, so he had to continue with the question: "Is that all the information?"

"Of course not, there are many other pieces of information."

"Then why aren’t you telling me!" Igor was a bit anxious.

"Well, directly telling you many things makes them less valuable. It’s better if I don’t tell you," Stan Sol said, pretending to be mysterious.

"Uh..." Igor was a bit uncomfortable with Stan Sol’s comment.

"Haha, look at him, clearly feeling cornered." Kadi and Stan Sol pointed at Igor, laughing heartily.

Clearly, they were just teasing Igor!

"Alright, no more jokes. And some information isn’t exactly new. The recent struggles have made us realize we lack allies!"

Igor grasped the underlying message!

"The plans we set on Guru Mountain failed to come to fruition, which is regrettable, but we haven’t abandoned our pursuit. Time rewards the diligent, and now we’ve made a bit of progress."

Igor’s heart was racing.

He understood what Stan Sol meant by this last piece of information—an ally, the most reliable one, could only be a Resistor!