Ghost Ship

"Truly monstrous! This method of statistics is more useful than many spells. Remember to organize it and summarize it." Sowo immediately interrupted the two people's unhealthy flirtation.

"I will," Suye said.

Only then did Medea lower her head and flip through it. "I saw some familiar names, so I didn't think carefully. Not bad. This statistical method looks ordinary, but with pie charts and data tables, it's quite interesting and worth promoting among mages."

"Wait... you reached the Holy Domain at eighteen?" Sowo asked.

"Stop splitting every sentence in two. I simply accumulated enough strength before breaking through. I've been studying bare-assed in Lion Harbor since I was little. Legend Master Medea can testify to that," Suye said.

Sowo looked at Medea.

"He studied at Plato Academy for many years. None of the Legends ever said he had a Divine Bloodline. Besides, he killed nobles in the arena. Most importantly... his influence on the Magic World far exceeds your imagination. Do you know how to draw a Three-Dimensional Magic Array Diagram?"

Only then did Suye realize that Sowo was questioning his identity.

"He passed it on to me."

"He created it."

"Wait, Suye? I remember now. You're the first author of Elements of Geometry and Syllogism, the works you passed on to me?" Sowo stared at Suye with wide eyes.

"Your adoring gaze is too passionate. I'm not quite used to it." Suye wore a smile.

"Bah!" Sowo turned his head and spat into the air outside the window.

"Medea, quickly send me his information. Detailed information," Sowo said.

Medea frowned slightly before saying, "No. Everything I mentioned is publicly known. Detailed information can only be shared within the human Magic World."

"I... you..." Sowo glared angrily at Medea.

Suye stared at Sowo and smiled faintly.

"Ah, I worried over