Come and Fight Me! (First Update, Requesting Moon Tickets)

Over the next three days, Luo Zhen went nowhere, constantly receiving Scathach's guidance and studying Runes.

Although repairing the Singularity required racing against time, leaving little time to waste, Luo Zhen's previous feat of resolving three Singularities in just half a month had earned them ample leeway. They no longer needed to be so pressed.

Besides, he had Scathach's guidance and was studying the Primordial Runes, the mysteries of the Age of Gods that modern times could never touch. How important and enticing that was to a Magus went without saying. Thus, no one in Chaldea raised the slightest objection.

Olga Marie, in particular, was a member of a prestigious Magus family and one of the Association's nobles, so she offered no opposition at all. Da Vinci was herself somewhat curious about the knowledge of the Age of Gods, while Roman was delighted that Luo Zhen had received such a wonderful opportunity. He was too happy to urge him on, so none of them pressed Luo Zhen to carry out his mission. Instead, they suggested he spend more time mastering the Runes.

The eighteen Primordial Runes in particular would be a tremendous loss to the entire world of magecraft if he failed to master them while he had the chance.

After all, the Primordial Runes had long since been lost. Even the great Magus who had revived Rune Magecraft had only restored a few of the lost runes. If someone could obtain the complete inheritance of the Primordial Runes and allow this mystery of the Age of Gods to continue within the world of magecraft, then not even the most insidious Magus would object.

This also proved that, at heart, Magi were a group of scholars rather than warriors. Even Mashu was happy about it and did not object at