When Shade leaned against the bookshelf at the edge of the study area and watched the Unicorn young ladies, Emilia appeared behind him and whispered:
"Ellie is very strict with them, and they study very diligently. Sometimes I see them holding books and reading all morning."
Shade counted the Unicorn young ladies present:
"Isn't the number of Unicorns who have mastered the Transformation Spell growing a little too quickly?"
"The professors said it was the combined effect of Ellie's unique Fate Connection Talent and the Unicorn Population."
Emilia looked at the young ladies, most of whom were even shorter than Angelina:
"Now that these little ones have turned into humans, they're much easier to look after, and my workload has decreased quite a bit. Shade, has the situation in Arcadia City still not deteriorated dramatically lately? No, I'm not hoping for it to get worse. I just mean, do you still need me to go over there?"
She had only returned from there this week, yet she was already thinking about another adventure. It was not that Emilia disliked the Academy; she had simply become addicted to the constant adventures of the past year or so.
"We don't need you there for now, but Angelina will probably go over next Wednesday to spend some time as the apprentice of a local Witch."
"That's wonderful."
The Pointy-eared Elf girl sighed, then took Shade's hand and led him between the bookshelves in a secluded part of the library. Blushing, she pointed at herself and cautiously savored the sweet taste of love.
Shade had been delayed at the Academy for some time, so it was already ten in the morning when he arrived in Arcadia City. The handover of the Blue Ink Library would not take place until next week, so he still