On the Gray Mist Slate, Witch Catherine sent a reply. "Mm, it's quite good that you managed to publish a paper so quickly."
"I've read both your manuscripts. They're both very good. Congratulations, your submission to Southeast has been accepted, but Green-Grass Cloud Marsh rejected you again. All right, I have work to do. Buy your ticket and come over as soon as possible."
Locke froze for a moment. Clearly, Witch Catherine had special channels of her own that allowed her to learn the results even sooner than he could as the author.
This was probably one of the privileges of a Third-Ring Wizard.
The privileges a Third-Ring Wizard possessed were beyond anything he could currently imagine, so he had no idea how she had learned the results before him.
Locke gave a wry smile. As expected of a Q1 journal from Cloud Marsh, Green-Grass Cloud Marsh had rejected his paper again.
It was probably just as the editor at Cloud Marsh had said: his paper's claim that Mister's Power could accelerate a wizard's advancement to the First-Ring Crystallization Stage currently lacked empirical evidence.
After all, his magic pressure was only at 8,100. He still had a long way to go before becoming a wizard at the First-Ring Crystallization Stage.
After considering his words, Locke tentatively sent Witch Catherine a message. "Mentor, do you have any advice for me?"
Locke had not expected Witch Catherine to reply. After all, she was a Third-Ring Wizard. Even if she had personally notified him, she would probably only spare him a few words.
Yet, to his surprise, another reply from Witch Catherine appeared on the Gray Mist Slate a moment later.
Witch Catherine replied, "There's no need to keep lowering the tier of the journals you submit to. That paper of yours is