"Of course." The man called Muying nodded along.
"Then I'll leave this to you." Monchi proactively stepped aside, leaving a space beside him for Muying.
The wizards scrutinized Muying with puzzled looks. The reason his attire was called flamboyant was that he wore a bright blue traditional nobleman's doublet from a bygone era. Though this shirt and trousers were supposedly aristocratic attire, they looked more like ballet clothes. His leggings stretched tightly over his legs, exposing great patches of flattened leg hair. The little cape on Muying's back was blue with red velvet trim, while the hat on his head was a brightly colored prince's cap with a white feather tucked into it. His entire style was pure old-era aristocratic fashion.
No noble family dressed like that anymore. The only place such attire still appeared was in stage plays.
Sanders had initially found Muying's attire rather striking and had been pondering his identity. It was not until Monchi spoke the name "Kundela" that Sanders suddenly realized.
Who was Kundela?
He was a wizard of true knowledge who stood at the pinnacle of the Southern Region, just like Monchi and Rhein. Moreover, among all third-level wizards, he was an exceptionally rare member of the academy school.
The wizard organization he belonged to was called Beacon Academy.
Before Kundela had become a wizard, he had been a stage actor. Both his speech and behavior carried artistic tension. Later, eight out of every ten wizards he trained inherited that same flamboyant temperament.
Therefore, the moment Monchi mentioned Kundela, Sanders immediately understood Muying's attire, behavior, and choice of words.
So he was from Beacon Academy. No wonder he dressed so flamboyantly. No wonder he did not feel the slightest discomfort under everyone's stares. He had probably imagined a stage in the depths of his