On the seventh floor of the Truth Institute, in Catherine's office, Wizard Trajan frowned at the list before him.
"Teacher, even if you want to rein in these trouble-prone Star-Ring Wizards, you don't have to hand them all to our junior brother, do you? I hadn't realized it at first, but I had someone look into their records. Apart from Celt and that wizard from the Truth Institute, who are both normal, which of the Mario Brothers and Wood is easy to deal with?"
"Their records are a little too 'illustrious.'"
Trajan laid four files before Witch Catherine. "Is that why you're transferring these three from their original posts and handing them to our junior brother?"
Witch Catherine picked up the files and looked at Trajan in surprise. "I didn't expect you to take such an interest in this. But no, that's not why. They are all problem cases. Even Gordon, the wizard from the Truth Institute, has a personality issue. He's far too sensitive."
"Wizard Gordon." Catherine leafed through his file, and a magical portrait slipped out. It was lifelike, showing a wizard lying in a hospital bed. "Gordon suspected that the leader of Group Four favored other wizards, treated him unfairly, and withheld crucial information from him. So after the defense for first-class funding, he attacked a colleague and seriously injured the Group Four leader I'd appointed—a Star-Ring Wizard."
"Afterward, the Holy Wizard Court held him accountable. Only after he paid enormous compensation and received forgiveness from both victims was he barely allowed to remain at Golden Crown Mountain. The Academic Committee wanted to expel him. I persuaded them to give him one more chance."
Trajan's eyebrow twitched. "He beat up a colleague and attacked his group leader like he was ready to die taking him down. What