Besides all that, Mel also told Saine that his apprentice had arrived at Ash Holy Tower as well.
Before Catherine knew it, she had been at Ash Holy Tower for nearly thirty years.
From the novelty of the beginning to having now adapted to Ash Holy Tower's environment and rhythm, Catherine was striving to become a proper Formal Magician.
Catherine had successfully advanced seventy years ago. Yes, Catherine was now a Formal Magician who had just turned one hundred and ten.
Compared to the nearly thousand-year theoretical lifespan of a Formal Magician, Catherine, barely over a hundred years old, was as fresh and tender as morning dew.
Moreover, Catherine had not failed Saine's expectations of her.
Though in terms of magical talent, she was inferior to those freakishly gifted Despairer Apprentices of that year.
Over the past few decades, however, she had advanced steadily and surely. While gaining a firm foothold at the Level-1 stage, Catherine had also begun charging toward the mid-Level-1 Magician realm.
Today, after finishing her lesson at the Holy Tower Academy, the tall Catherine carried three magic textbooks in her arms and headed toward her Holy Tower residence.
The matter Saine had casually mentioned before leaving had been faithfully carried out by Dean Meili.
After arriving at Ash Holy Tower, Catherine had received no special treatment as the Tower Master's disciple. She did not even know whose disciple she was.
After Ash Holy Tower signed the contract with her, Dean Meili summoned her only once. Catherine had never seen that esteemed Level-4 Magician again.
Of course. How could a lofty Level-4 Magician possibly deal often with a Level-1 Magician?
Over the past few decades, the person Catherine had dealt with most was Grade Director Boren, a Level-2 Fire Elementalist, along with the other Level-1 Magicians