After Tablos had suddenly teleported out of the room, nothing happened in it.

Jonathan still continued and did not want to see the outside world for now.

But somewhere else in the world someone very old decided that it might be a good idea to meet his old friend Tablos. But this was not all that happened on this day.

Several powerful nobles of the kingdom found out, that Tablos had basically crushed the futures of their children, and for what? For some random farmers daughter. This was a disgrace!

This could not, would not be allowed.

So how could one take some petty revenge?

To attack Tablos was out of the picture, he had more magical ability and power than everyone else in the kingdom combined, at least as far as those nobles knew, but something needed to be done.

It was soon decided that the parents of that peasant girl needed to die, and the influence her familiar had on the king needed to end.

Maybe another shot at getting the familiar bound to one of them?

But that would need to be covered in future talks, when one would make the plans.

On a completely unrelated note, there was some evidence that the harvest would be bad. And not only here, but also everywhere that is generally traded with.

Some of the more intelligent Archmages and rulers looked at the situation fearful, but most ignored the warnings of those few, mostly because they were based on the comments of the peasants. What did those know about farming anyway?

Tablos looked at Elise, sleeping in the bed at the hospital. She was far worse hurt than he originally thought, but this still was not a problem for magical healing.

Maybe he should have more strict with the perpetrators, but irrelevant.

He had found out where that teacher had gone to. Because he had been closed out of the network by a group of other teachers, he had searched for him manually.

Of course the access of that teacher had been restored, and that of any other teacher destroyed, for now.

There still was a decision needed what exactly to do with them.

The Archmage looked after Jonathan.

Suddenly, Jonathan threw is fist upward and exclaimed: ”Yes!” Tablos, after teleporting back into the room asked him what had happened, and Jonathan answered, that he had figured it out.

Of course Tablos had forgotten what Jonathan was doing after all that excitement, and so asked him what he had figured out, tactfully of course, in a way that hopefully did not betray the Archmages lack of knowledge.

But Jonathan did not realize that slight, and happily explained about his light spell, and that he had figured out how exactly he had cast it.

But he also said that he had an idea how it might interact with the laws of physics he knew about, but of course with the big caveat, that it was unclear if the laws of physics still worked the same.