"Checking the relics?"
Of course, Shade would not refuse Wei Ge.
"No problem. Are there many things that need checking?"
"An enormous number. Mother was a very capable Alchemist, and it took me several years just to finish reading all the alchemy manuscripts she left behind. If I seriously reexamine every single item now, I think the entire spring will be spent on this.
So I'll select some suspicious items to inspect. I hope Mother truly left behind other clues. I just hope I don't discover again that Mother had other sides unlike anything I imagined."
Wei Ge's Mother passed away not long after giving birth to her, and there were no Ring Arcanists in the Astley Family. Therefore, almost everything Wei Ge knew about her mother came from those notes and other relics.
That woman had not left letters for her daughter, nor had she kept a dedicated diary recording her life. Thus, Wei Ge's understanding of her was actually quite fragmented. In contrast, her memories of her father were vivid. Though he too had passed away early, at least Mr. Astley had lived until Wei Ge was three and had made countless preparations for her upbringing and life.
Before Wei Ge turned eighteen, she opened one letter her father had left behind at the time of his death each year.
In short, according to Wei Ge's own deductions and some information she had learned from the [Emerald Alchemy Association], her mother had been an Eleventh Ring Ring Arcanist when she died. That was already a remarkably high level. She had been a true senior figure within the [Emerald Alchemy Association], and if what happened afterward had not occurred, it would not have been impossible for her to become the association's president.
Wei Ge had read about how her