Junior Apprentice's Annotated Handbook

The mysterious fluctuation on the Crimson Sovereignty seemed somewhat off.

But if Angel had been asked to say exactly what was wrong, he would have found it hard to describe for the moment.

He merely felt that, compared to the mysterious fluctuation of the Dream Conch, the one from the Crimson Sovereignty concealed a kind of unnaturalness.

Angel considered whether he should tell Xius.

But after thinking it over, he decided to forget it. Yurika had held the Crimson Sovereignty for so long and had been in contact with it far longer than he had. There was likely no need for him to point it out.

There was another thing Angel found puzzling. Even now, he did not know what effect the Crimson Sovereignty actually had.

The night wind blew in through the window, leaving his cheeks pleasantly cool. Angel let out a breath and cast the doubts from his mind into the wind. Since he had decided not to meddle in Guman's secrets, the more he thought about such things, the easier it would be to lose his way.

So he simply cast everything aside.

That night, Angel bent over his desk and wrote furiously without pause. With the aid of the Copying Spell, by dawn he had produced a remarkably thick Junior Apprentice's Annotated Handbook.

Half a month earlier, after learning from Xius that Leon belonged to the bloodline branch, Angel had already intended to write this book.

Most formal wizards taught apprentices through "comprehension." They rarely explained things in detail, merely giving you a concept and then having you consult materials and learn on your own. Moreover, Xius was currently distracted by external affairs, making it even more impossible for him to explain basic matters to Leon in detail.

Furthermore, Leon would not be leaving Pat Manor