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Chapter 219 Dumbledore is present 【For subscription, ask for monthly flower ticket】

"Haha, I actually saw it."

Seeing that Amber's movements stopped abruptly, the magic power that had risen from his body also became silent again, and Capone couldn't help laughing.

"Eugene, this Cadmus, is much more powerful than your Carrow family.

"Yes Yes.

Carrow wiped the sweat from the top of his head and gave Amber a resentful look on his face.

In his opinion, this brat was simply out of luck, and he forcibly retracted his legs when he was at the door, saving him from the tragic end of his own magic explosion and death.

"It's really amazing, it's your handwriting, Senator. 35

Amber retracted the wand back into his cuff. Since he couldn't use magic power on this barren mountain, the effect of the wand was not as good as a stone on the ground.

Hearing that the powerful spell that he had relied on could not be used, Amber simply broke the jar and took a few steps forward, looking at the congressman and said coldly.

"No no no, Cadmus, you underestimate Carrow as much as Eugene underestimates you."

The congressman shook his head slowly, pointed to the old Carrow beside him, and said:

"This magic circle, which Old Carrow has studied for thirty years, is specially used to deal with your Cadmus.

Speaking of which, the voice of the congressman seemed to be astonished or sighed, as if with infinite emotion.

"I have to say that you Cadmus are indeed loved by Merlin. Every big family is worried about the education of the next generation, for fear that a mediocrity will appear and destroy the foundation of the entire family."

"And you Cadmus never seem to be worried about this. Although there are very few members in each generation, each one is a wonderful generation."

Having said this, the congressman raised his head and looked at Cadmus with bright eyes.

"A family that has never had more than two-digit members, is independent of the magic world and the Council of Elders, standing for thousands of years without falling. 99

"It's no wonder that those in the General Council value you Cadmus so much.

Although the congressman's words did not show contempt for Cadmus, even in the words, he was full of admiration.

But Amber still frowned, his vigilance at the highest level.

When things go wrong, there must be demons.

Amber knew that in the propaganda of the Presbyterian Church, Cadmus was nothing more than a family of thieves who stole Merlin's sacred relic and only knew that they were hiding in the dark and developing secretly.

This can be vividly manifested from the reputation of Cadmus and the contempt for Cadmus by the elders and members before.

Under the direction of such a big public opinion, the congressman actually admired Cadmus, which must make Amber beware.

He had probably guessed the real purpose of the congressman.

Sure enough, after saying those words, the congressman didn't even catch his breath, and then he made it clear his intentions.

"Amber Cadmus, there is a sentence that my Presbyterian Church once asked the past Cadmus Patriarchs. Since I am standing here today, I will ask you this sentence.

"Would you like to lead the Cadmus family to join the Presbyterian Church?"

Amber was silent.

The congressman did not see the outside, and continued to say:

"If you join the Presbyterian Council, you will become one of the thirteen official members of the General Council. The Presbyterian Council will use all resources to ensure that you become a great wizard before the age of thirty."

Hearing that the assistant he had invited actually extended an olive branch to Amber, the old Carrow next to him suddenly widened his eyes.

"Mr. Senator—"

Unexpectedly, the congressman didn't even look at Carrow at all, but with a light finger, the old Carrow stood still like a stone.

In such a magic circle that suppresses magic, this congressman can use magic at will without any countermeasures.

Such a surprising scene fell in Amber's eyes, but it didn't cause any expression in him, as if it was a matter of course.

"Well, Cadmus, I've said what I have to say, now it's up to you to make a choice."

After saying these words, a rare expression of urgency appeared on the calm face of the congressman.

He stared intently at Amber's face, expectantly from his mouth, waiting for a positive reply.

"I reject.

Amber replied calmly. Without the slightest hesitation.

"Sure enough, I knew that rich rewards could not fall on my head."