184 Strength and Talent Were the Greatest Fairness

Joelson looked to the side. It was the middle-aged mage who was arguing with the others.

"What's going on? We've been waiting here for almost half a month. Why are we giving the quota to someone else?!"

"That's right! Are you asking us to wait for another half a month?!"

A few mages looked angry and unconvinced.

"We have all paid magic crystal coins!"

The middle-aged mage replied coldly, "The Mage Union will soon return all your magic crystal coins. Wait for the next batch."

"This is not fair!"

The middle-aged mage could not be bothered with them. He shook them off and walked in front of Joelson. He said respectfully, "Sir Joelson, that's enough."

Joelson nodded. He glanced at the group of mages whose eyes were filled with jealousy, dissatisfaction, and anger. He, Frederick, and Elin walked into the teleportation array and disappeared in a flash of silver light.