Ivette did not know what level of strength a Saint Grand Mage was supposed to possess, but she thought that, according to rumors, Saint Grand Mages numbered less than one percent of Grand Mages, and there was an enormous bottleneck to break through. After crossing it, there should naturally be a significant qualitative change. Otherwise, what appeal would that realm even have? One might as well enjoy life after becoming a Grand Mage.
Perhaps it could prolong one's life.
But that probably would not be of much use to her.
After that, because of the Discipline Committee's internship work, as soon as daytime classes ended, Lucia, Anya, and Flami had to gather at the branch office. Under Senior Parea's guidance, they carried out tasks such as street patrols and public security management, growing toward becoming Discipline Committee members capable of handling matters on their own.
And because Ivette had previously promised Lucia and Parea, she also took part.
But she was not an actual Discipline Committee member, had no obligation to do so, and was a lazybones. As a result, her appearances were utterly random, like a ghost. She often showed up out of nowhere and disappeared just as suddenly. It was hard to say whether she was keeping her promise or merely going through the motions. In any case, she did come, but left right away, as though she had specifically come just to make an appearance.
What felt strangest, however, was that Ivette seemed to possess some unique ability to find people. No matter where they patrolled with Parea or where they helped handle cases, Ivette could still appear silently by the roadside without receiving any notice, holding some street snack bought from who knew where and eating as she watched. She was like some randomly spawned onlooker