Writing a letter of recommendation naturally took Flora very little time.
There was no need to carefully consider the contents. She only had to leave her unique magical seal on a blank sheet of parchment for the letter to serve its intended purpose.
After handing the completed letter of recommendation to He Xi, Flora asked whether the two of them had any plans next.
For He Xi, aside from entering the Magic Academy to study, his priority was to gather as much knowledge about demons as possible, so he could deal with the presence that was constantly watching him from the shadows.
Of course, the most important thing was still finding a way to break the seal on Zoya.
Whether it was the unknown risks she might face upon coming of age, or the fact that the seal itself prevented Zoya from learning certain high-level spells with excessive mana consumption, it was a problem that had to be resolved.
This also meant that, despite being a Moon Pupil Elf who could have easily passed the academy entrance test, she was temporarily unable to enter the academy alongside He Xi.
Fortunately, having already become a class holder, she did not really need to start from scratch with all those introductory lessons.
As a Trickster, her greatest need at this stage, aside from her own growth, was money.
With her core ability, [Ingenious Replication], spell scrolls had become her most effective means of combat.
Back in the Feywild, when facing that bizarre redcap creature, she had used up a second-circle scroll to eliminate it.
That scroll had not been expensive to begin with, and the materials she obtained from the redcap were enough to buy two new scrolls.
Before they had determined whether He Xi's future tuition expenses would be covered, this