It seemed to be just a concluding statement, but the Black Earl looked at Doakes with profound meaning.
He's just an apprentice, but Doakes is an official wizard, yet he didn't know about this and didn't make any preparations. This is obviously an unqualified thing.
Doakes was too embarrassed to say anything... He was the one who made the mistake.
"There is no absolute freedom in this world. If you pursue so-called freedom for the sake of a pitiful self-esteem, then ignorance is the price you have to pay. You should know what ignorance means in the wizarding world."
Ignorance means you die without knowing why.
This sentence was obviously meant for Doakes. As for whether Doakes could listen to it, that is another matter. At least Doakes did not talk back this time.
After the Black Earl finished speaking, he floated back to Angel's side leisurely.
"Everyone has the right to choose their own path. The path Doakes takes may not be wrong." Angel re-entered the "private chat" state with the Black Earl.
"This does not conflict with what I said." Black Earl: "I only said this for the sake of his inspiration. He can pursue freedom, but he cannot pursue ignorance."
Angel couldn't refute this statement.
Doakes is indeed a bit too undisciplined. It is not that serious to say that he is ignorant, but he rarely pays attention to things that cannot be profited. But sometimes, the interests are inseparable, and he only pays attention to the interests and does not pay attention to them.
If it is harmful, then it is a bit too biased, and it is only a matter of time that you encounter danger.
Therefore, although what the Black Earl said was unpleasant, at least it was for the sake of Doakes' future.
Angel thought for a while and said nothing more. He just hoped that Doakes would not turn a deaf ear to the Black Earl's words.
Just as they were thinking about each other, there was a fork in the road ahead.
This is a very strange fork in the road. On one side is a tall maze avenue, and on the other side is a small square window like a dog hole.
The window is not close to the ground, but is located dozens of meters high. If you use your mental energy to look around, you can vaguely see a road inside, but if you want to walk, you may need to climb in.
It is worth mentioning that the road in the small window, perhaps because it is too high, has no mutant scavenging squirrels coming in and out, while the main road is still crowded with mutant scavenging squirrels.
Encountering a fork in the road - let's say it was a fork in the road, Angel almost didn't hesitate and turned to look at Doakes.
But I saw Doakes still looking dazed.
Angel walked over, coughed twice, and after getting Doakes' attention back, he said, "You're not still thinking about what Lord Black Earl said, are you?"
Doakes immediately showed disdain: "I'm not thinking about these boring things, I'm just thinking about problems."
First he deliberately asked a question, but when Doakes retorted arrogantly, Angel immediately said: "Thinking about a problem? What problem are you thinking about? Are you also considering whether to drill a dog hole or continue to admire the beauty of the mutated scavenging squirrel?"
Dog hole? Before Doakes understood what it meant, Angel pointed to the small window high up.
"We are all thinking about which way to go. You are also thinking about this problem, right?" Angel asked.
Doakes was stunned for half a second, clapped his hands suddenly, and put his arms around Angel's shoulders: "Of course! I was thinking about this issue just now, is it a lackey hole, or should we continue to move forward?"
Without Angel's instructions, Dangelos jumped onto his shoulder and removed Doakes' hand consciously.
Angel said with a smile: "Then what conclusion did you come to? By the way, in fact, we have already voted just now, but now it is a tie of two to two, and the only difference is your vote. You can
Make your decision carefully."
Chapter completed!