Feeling an urgency to leave, I quickly flipped through the pages.

There was no indication to proceed to “The Easy-to-Understand History of Matop, Volume 4” this time.

“Damn Matop X’s are toxic. Still, I guess it’s good that this is the end.”

Annoyed, I closed the book.

‘So Sehelrus was able to vote because… he simply lived long? But they said eternal life doesn’t exist… How did he manage to live that long?’

Could he really know the secret? Rediak appeared 300 years ago and sat as the Matop leader for 100 years without aging.

Helion, or rather, Sehelrus was his last disciple, meaning Sehelrus lived at least 200 years.

‘How…?’

That was the first question that came to mind.
Was it truly that only his disciples knew the secret to eternal life? Was that how Sehelus lived so long? The false secret to eternal life was said to be stealing others’ powers.

However, it didn’t seem like Sehelus would do such a thing. After all, he had never been particularly visible in the magical tower.

‘If they know the secret, perhaps others have also lived eternally, or at least for a long time.’

Curious, I looked to see if he had other disciples. To quench my curiosity, I had to find out first.

“Do I need to pull out the fourth book…”

Indeed, there was no information about Rediak’s disciples in any book. Nor was there any mention in the earlier history of the magical tower.

Eventually, with a feeling of incredulity, I pulled out the fourth book.

As if someone was guiding me down this path, had information about Rediak’s disciples written in it.

I quickly skimmed it. Only the names of the disciples were written throughout the fourth book.

A parade of numerous names. Since this was 300 years ago, naturally all of his disciples were dead.

There were red lines drawn through the names of the deceased. As if someone had drawn each one, the lines were jagged.

I thought about looking for their descendants, but even that wasn’t easy. A magician in the magic tower gives up their surname after all.

That’s why even Pig X only told me his first name, Teslo.

So, finding Rediak’s disciples was quite complicated.

The fortunate thing was that at the very end of the history of the magic tower, the names of all the magicians were listed.

Even those who had abandoned their surnames were connected in a line.

Among Rediak’s disciples, I found those whose descendants became magicians. Unless they were magicians, their names wouldn’t be listed here.

And finally, I found a familiar name.