[Boss Caro, remember, you absolutely have to win. Bring out something from the bottom of your chest this time!]
[I looked at Alita's storyline. If the old woman comes, it'll explain some things.]
[Huh? The old woman is coming here?]
[Damn, so the first time Alita met the old woman in her memoir was this time?]
[Not necessarily. See if Avalon Academy is involved. If it is, then it might be this time. The memoir said it was an exchange meeting for card makers, and Alita taught someone how to make a card.]
[I still remember that scene. Alita locked herself in her room and just sat there while the old woman reached out a hand to her.]
[The old woman seemed to have brought a student with her too, a card maker.]
[I remember that card maker—third year at Avalon Academy, the best among Avalon's first three years.]
[Does Avalon Academy have any talent?]
[If they do, they're all with the old woman. Can't pry them away.]
[Right, the old woman is a priest. She has saved the lives of many people.]
[You call Utopia's Magic God a priest?]
[She's the only one in Utopia whose elemental magic could earn Nimel's respect.]
[I watched that scene again. The old woman and Nimel trading meteor spells—fucking awesome!]
[The old woman is the only face of Utopia's Elemental Mages...]
[And where does that leave Thunderlight?]
[Wake up. In the story, Thunderlight came to help. Theoretically, she doesn't belong to Utopia. How many six-stars does Utopia even have? It's basically nothing but blue skies and white clouds...]
No one had much impression of this professor. Even Rayne and Elena did not know her well. They only knew that she was an extremely mysterious professor, known as the Light of Fire Mages. She