[Good night.]
Let me recommend a new book by a close friend... I meant to recommend it last night, but I really didn't have time to write.
<Your Humble Servant, a Hero of the Pre-Civilization>
After a long while, "Sage of Stars" Grinton Rossetti finally held his teacup and said, "I won't waste words. Besides being an astrologer of the Star Tower, I am also a Stellar Magister. Are you willing to take me as your master?"
Dark greatly appreciated the Sage of Stars' bluntness. Thus, he shook his head just as bluntly. "No."
Grinton paused slightly and said, "That isn't entirely unexpected. Asking you to leave the Sage of Beasts faction and join my Sage of Stars lineage would indeed be forcing things. How about this? Join the Star Tower."
Dark could not help blinking. "That won't work either."
Grinton immediately furrowed his brow. "This won't work, that won't work—do you even want to learn the Star Summoning Technique?"
Dark shook his head slightly. "Not anymore."
Grinton's eyes widened. "Then what did you come here for?"
Dark pursed his lips and had no choice but to say, "Actually, I've been your fan for ten years."
Grinton: "Get out!"
So Dark happily got out.
He had far too much experience dealing with little old men like this.
Though the Sage of Stars looked fierce, he was only fierce-looking. The only reason he had taken an interest in Dark was because Professor Medea had praised him so much in front of him.
"Child of the Stars"—with the Sage of Stars' abilities, he must have seen through that at a glance, right?
After leaving the room, Dark became even more eager to leave the Star Tower.
But just as he stepped out, Fite Stanbeck stepped in and asked Grinton curiously, "Teacher, you're