Chapitre 166: Gap

"What business do you have for Silver Wings?" asked Hawk curiously.

Roland raised his cup at the rest of them and drank a mouthful of the wine, before he continued: "How many Mages are there in Silver Wings? I'm talking about the dogged players who would not delete their characters halfway."

"Around ten." Hawk thought for a moment and continued, "You know that Mage is too hard a class. Not everybody is as gifted as you. We have a lot of spellcasters, but most of them are Warlocks and Priests."

Since the appearance of the Warriors was weakened, the number of Warlocks had soared. After all, Charm was the main stat for Warlocks, and Warlocks could automatically learn skills when they reached certain levels.

As a result, Warlocks were handsome and easy to play. Everybody liked that.

"I'm planning to establish a study group," Roland said. "You can ask the Mages of your guild to come to our Magic Tower and study together with the magic apprentices."