He encouraged students to participate in social welfare activities, using magic to help those in need.
"Magic exists not for showing off and fighting, but to help us better understand and master this world," David often told his students.
His words left a deep imprint in the students' hearts, inspiring them to become wizards with a sense of responsibility and mission.
During his time teaching at the Wizard Academy, David not only imparted knowledge but also conveyed a spirit—a love for magic, the unknown, and a spirit of exploration for the world.
His influence and contributions far exceeded the scope of the academy, setting a new benchmark and exemplar for the entire wizarding world.
After ending his teaching career at the Wizard School, David set out on the journey home.
When he finally stood in front of the old and solemn Wizard Castle, the glow of the sunset draped the castle in a golden hue, as if even time paused for his return.
