"..."
Reines felt utterly speechless.
In this respect, Irena was practically just like her own brother.
"Not everyone is a genius like you, you know."
Reines said.
"Hehehe. I'll take that as a compliment~"
Irena seemed quite pleased by it.
So at this point, Irena continued.
"Although I said earlier that the spell formula here had shifted, that doesn't actually mean there's anything wrong with the Gold Princess's spell formula." Irena raised her head and pointed at the sky. "After the deviation occurred, the definition of the sun itself had already changed."
"The sun... the sun... Venus?"
Reines thought of something.
In certain fields, Venus was also called the "sun."
And Venus itself was connected to "Venus." If it was related to Venus, then it was connected to "beauty" itself.
Amazing!
Reines truly thought Irena was incredible. She had understood things to this extent right away.
In a sense—should she say it was only to be expected of her brother's disciple?
But unlike Irena, Gray, the other disciple beside them, was somewhat... subtle.
Gray was here now, and she could be said to understand absolutely nothing about magecraft. No, it wasn't that she understood absolutely nothing, but compared to Irena, Gray—the disciple who had started earlier—seemed more like a "newcomer."
"It's a pity the Gold Princess's spell formula probably isn't working anymore either."
If there was a substitute, then it was easy to guesstimate what had happened—the original person had likely run into trouble.
Perhaps... she was even dead.
"No."
But Irena offered another explanation.
"The appearance of a third person actually perfected the spell formula instead."
As she spoke, Irena glanced at Karina ahead of them.
"After all, the directional angle shifted. The sun and moon were originally a perfect straight-line division into two. But if the image of