Wosbaits had only recently returned from visiting the Elf Race and happened to have some free time.
After accepting Ron's divine Nether Orchid, he "reluctantly" agreed to Ron's request.
Originally, Ron had thought that since he had "bribed" Wosbaits, a Legendary fire mage, he might as well have him package up and handle every fire spell at once.
Only then did he learn that after advancing to the Legendary tier, mages underwent an essential transformation.
Even without using Legendary-tier spells, their ordinary spells alone differed in form from those cast by regular mages.
Moreover, depending on the path a mage had comprehended, the nature of each Legendary mage's transformation was different as well.
The same Legendary-tier spell, Heaven-Spanning Sea of Fire, released from Wosbaits's hands, made every inch of flame fiercely explosive.
But if another Legendary fire mage cast it, the flames within might instead possess qualities such as endless, unceasing combustion.
After settling things with Wosbaits, Ron went to find the two vice principals.
Perhaps because Ron had lured away the two Saintesses of the Elf Race, the elven vice principal did not seem inclined to treat him kindly.
However, as one favored by a god, Ron's status was actually enough to stand on equal footing with the Tree of Life of the Elf Race.
Thus, under Ron's not-too-excessive "little request," the elven vice principal still helped him finish the recording.
As for the gnome vice principal, he was unexpectedly even easier to talk to than the other two.
Ron merely mentioned it, and the other party immediately agreed, without putting on any airs of a Legendary-tier mage.
Unfortunately, he was a Legendary-tier mage of the White Magic field and did not know the four-element Legendary spells of Cyan Magic.
Still, Ron shamelessly had him record some of the