Most of this information was related to gossip about Tina Entertainment.
Angel had mostly ignored it outright.
As for information about the "old kings," she knew a little as well... after all, the old kings would occasionally come to Tina Entertainment's headquarters for events.
But she had only ever seen the old kings from afar and knew nothing else about them.
However, she had mentioned that whenever the old kings came to the company for events, the people responsible for contacting them were department supervisors.
So if Angel wanted to learn the old kings' addresses or contact information, he could only seek out someone at supervisor level or above.
Speaking of Tina Entertainment's supervisors, this brought up another piece of information provided by that unnamed employee.
According to her, although Tina Entertainment had many employees, the vast majority were actually non-permanent staff.
Permanent employees made up only about one percent of the entire workforce, and the criterion for becoming a permanent employee was becoming a fashion magician.
In other words, every permanent employee at Tina Entertainment was a fashion magician.
Moreover, the higher a fashion magician's rank, the higher the position they held.
This also meant that if Angel wanted to find a supervisor, he would most likely be dealing with a high-ranking fashion magician.
Angel knew that obtaining a Fashion Magic Book would allow someone to become a fashion magician. However, he did not know how fashion magicians were ranked.
What exactly counted as a high-ranking fashion magician?
Were they divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced ranks like wizards?
Angel asked the employee about this.
Her answer surprised him somewhat, because fashion magicians were not ranked as he had imagined. Instead, they were classified according to "influence tiers."
The ranks she currently knew of, from low to high, were: