"I keep getting the feeling your abilities are becoming more and more... incomprehensible."
Laplace looked at Angel and sighed.
Angel: "???"
A Mirror Realm anomaly with countless Time Doppelgänger fragments, a ten-thousand-year-old behemoth who had long lived in the Empty Mirror Sea, someone favored by the Mirror Realm's Destiny, was calling him incomprehensible?
Wasn't that completely backward?
He was just an ordinary Formal Wizard.
Laplace seemed to notice the surprise in Angel's eyes and said calmly, "It took me ten thousand years to reach this point. How old are you?"
"And you have countless powers at your disposal to study. You could say your path to becoming a legendary wizard is practically clear."
Just think of those Legendary Grade Seed Gatherers. They worked for the creator of the Instrument World merely for a chance to experience those powers, whereas Angel could actually study a vast number of them.
Never mind becoming legendary-Laplace even thought Angel had a strong chance of making the Ultimate Leap.
Otherwise, why would the Star Sea Train want to build a platform here?
"Perhaps you'll surpass me in less than a hundred years. Isn't that enough?"
Angel: "..."
That did seem to make some sense.
Laplace gave Angel a meaningful look, then shook his head and decided not to dwell on the topic. "Let's return to what we were discussing. You said there's a price for taking lessons at the workshops?"
Angel also felt that discussing his future prospects now was a little premature and insubstantial. It was just as well that Laplace changed the subject. He nodded. "That's right. Getting into a workshop isn't difficult, but the fairy instructors charge a fee for every lesson, based on its difficulty."
Angel recalled what he had seen as he spoke.
At the time, he had seen the