Chapter 402

They didn't expect Adam to be so ruthless.

In the past, the Holy Tower and the Parliament didn't directly participate in the training of apprentices. Although there were many geniuses who joined the Holy Tower in every war trial, compared to those geniuses, the Holy Tower's academy also trained countless ordinary mages to strengthen their own strength.

Even the time interval of the war trial was the result of gambling and compromise.

But now, because of the appearance of the Academy Continent, the Holy Tower's academy was canceled. And Adam's order to have all the students taught by robots, so the possibility of them planting their own people in the academy and leading the students to stick to the Freedom Faction was extremely low.

This matter fundamentally hindered the development of their forces.

They knew what the Foundation Academy was from the name. Since it was crowned with the word "foundation", there must be a higher academy. If it was still taught by robots, it would be a disaster for them.

So they couldn't sit still, and knew that it was impossible to persuade Adam, so they simply launched the first wave of counterattack.

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The Academy City was a boiling cauldron of voices. The representatives of more than 95 billion ordinary people gathered here. Although the Academy City was big, there was almost no place to stand. Their voices were soft, but when gathered together, it was a loud noise.

"How ignorant. It's for their own good, but they don't appreciate it." Garfield looked at the large group of people in the protesting group from the Parliament and said in disdain.

Adam didn't find it strange. "It's normal. The nobles think that the education of the commoners is not good for their rule. On one hand, the commoners think that learning is a waste of their farming time, and on the other hand, they think that their children will reduce the family's labor force. They don't think that learning is useful. After all, mages are too far away from them. They don't believe that learning alone can make them a mage.

And most importantly … "

Adam looked at some people who were fanning the flames in the crowd and said, "Blatantly controlling the public opinion. This method is really bold and clumsy."

Avril's Guardian said, "Clumsy? I think it's very effective.

In the past, even if a mage massacred an entire island, as long as he didn't kill everyone, a few hundred years would be enough for the ordinary people to repopulate. However, it was different now. Due to the huge amount of data, the speed of information circulation had increased exponentially. Due to the emergence of the Academy Continent, the lives of the ordinary people were exposed to the eyes of every mage who was paying attention to this place.

Now that these opponents are in front of you, what are you going to do?

Kill them all? But after killing them all, there would be a second and third batch. You can't possibly kill all the mortals, right?

They were certain that you wouldn't and wouldn't dare to do so, so they chose this method. "

Adam didn't answer her. Instead, he asked isha, "Is it an illusion?"

Isha said, "It's not an illusion, but it's a conscious spell. However, the prerequisite for conscious guidance is that they have such thoughts in their minds. Adam, you're taking too big a step."

It was like a question. If the answer was directly given without the process of solving it, it would naturally make people puzzled and confused. Adam understood this principle, but he wasn't interested in wasting time with anyone. In terms of basic education, he wouldn't compromise at all. He couldn't compromise either. Once he retreated, there would be no possibility for him to advance.

He flew out of the tower and into the sky above the city. It was just a little troublesome.

Although he wanted to promote the popularization of education, he wasn't a great philanthropist, nor did he want to create an ideal world. The existence of social classes was necessary. If some people didn't want to be "human," there would naturally be people who couldn't be "human" to replace them.

Adam's voice entered everyone's ears. "This is the World of Sorcerers, the continent of the Academy. I'm the highest person appointed by the Parliament." There was no concept of human rights in the World of Sorcerers. Sorcerers were the rulers above all living beings. Only Sorcerers could talk to Sorcerers. This was an irrefutable truth. "Are you here to fight against the will of Sorcerers?"

Hyperdimensional pressure shrouded the city indiscriminately. The noisy discussions came to an abrupt end. The blood in the hearts of these mortals suddenly cooled. They looked at Adam with fear. Only then did they remember that they were about to face a high and mighty Sorcerer.

Seeing that the atmosphere was stagnant, the Tempters in the crowd knew that something was wrong. They hurriedly cast spells again. They did it without restraint, as if they weren't afraid of being discovered by Adam at all.

Isha asked, "Should we stop those rats?"

Adam shook his head and said to one of the mortals who stood out, "What do you want to do?"

That mortal trembled and said in an agitated tone, "We don't dare to be disrespectful to Lord Sorcerer, but the world of mortals should be ruled by us. Sorcerers don't understand the lives of mortals at all. We're grateful that Lord Sorcerer has given us the opportunity to learn, but we can't learn as a group. That will cause the collapse of social order."

"When did I say that? All this time, I only asked for children of suitable age to join the Academy. "

The redirected crowd didn't answer Adam's words. Another person stood out and said, "If that's the case, we request that the Foundation Academy hire human teachers. We don't want to accept the education of robots!"

"Robot teachers are absolutely fair and just. This is something that humans can't do. An indiscriminate basic education is what you need." Adam wasn't angry at all and explained.

"And this communicator, Lord Sorcerer, are you trying to enslave us completely? If we wear this thing, everything about us will be controlled, won't it? "

The atmosphere was suddenly in an uproar. Things like communicators were indeed rejected by most people. Someone shouted, "We're part of the World of Sorcerers. We're not slaves to Sorcerers!"

"We don't want to live under surveillance! We want freedom! "

"We don't need communicators, we don't need basic education!"

"If we don't want freedom, we'd rather die!"

Bang, bang, bang, bang. The communicators were thrown to the ground one by one. Although they weren't damaged at all due to the material, their attitude was obvious.

Aisha said, "They're all voices under the control of the financial groups. Some of them were said by Sorcerers. Normal mortals wouldn't be able to say such things. "

Adam also saw it clearly. After they showed their agitated attitude, some of the mortals who went with the flow even retreated away from them. This was already different from the starting point of coming here. At first, they only wanted to fight for some rights and interests. They never thought of threatening Sorcerers like this.

The ground of the Academy City suddenly lit up with the light of a magic array. The most agitated crowd and the free Sorcerers who were mixed in were separated.

Adam landed on the ground and asked gently, "You'd rather die? Are you sure? "