The General Studies Academy's courses had always been easy—or rather, easy for Ivette, since the material mainly consisted of rote memorization in the humanities. With her powerful spirit body, she could memorize those key points without much effort, but more often than not, she chose to cheat with the Soul Brain, then revisit the knowledge when she had time to ponder whether it contained any details she needed.
After another class ended, Ivette listened to the long bell tolling through the campus buildings. She had just stepped out of the classroom when she saw Margaret Blanche, a familiar instructor from her major, approaching. Margaret asked whether she was interested in representing the General Studies Academy in some entertainment competition hosted by the Elemental Sanctum, one that focused mainly on combat ability. Presumably, the Flowering Street subway station incident had suddenly made her famous, and she had become the most representative magic prodigy among the General Studies Academy's first-years.
Of course Ivette would not participate in something so boring. She was not really a student. As it happened, she also had something to ask Margaret. Seeing the other woman about to leave in disappointment, she called out, "Wait, Professor Margaret, I have a question for you."
"What question?"
"I want to know the location of the War of Divine Judgment ruins, but after consulting a great deal of information, I found that many conclusions and theories on the matter are full of contradictions. I wanted to ask whether you have any clues," Ivette said.
From March to April, she had nearly finished reading all the documents related to the War of Divine Judgment in the General Studies Academy library. Yet the more she read, the murkier her direction became. Now, she could only seek help from a professional.
"I don't know