"Of course. Once you return, you can choose to tell Alvitr or Claire. They are both trustworthy."
Professor Sylph smiled, a rare sight, thereby settling the matter once and for all.
People were inherently biased; one could not hope for everyone to be absolutely fair.
Professor Sylph was like that.
Dark was the same.
He smiled as well. "Then let's talk about it after the holiday."
There were only two months left until the long holiday, but Dark still had quite a few things he wanted to do.
He had originally planned to refine the "Zoo" before the holiday, but that now seemed somewhat difficult.
Moreover, his research into the "Love Magic Circle" had made no progress—not that it had even begun.
On the other hand, he had gained some understanding of Blood Sacrifice through a lucky accident.
Besides that, he needed to learn Professor Harvey's improved "Soul-Lost Curse," or at least find a way to master it at the elementary level.
From beginner to elementary, he had originally wondered whether he could use the "Holy Grail" to make that leap, but now there seemed to be another opportunity besides that.
The study of magic was truly far too profound, especially high-difficulty magic like the "Soul-Lost Curse."
If he could learn the improved elementary version of the "Soul-Lost Curse" from Professor Harvey, and if he had the chance to use the "Holy Grail" to test a wish at the end of the term, then he could use that opportunity to further break through in the "Meditation Art."
But he was only a first-year student and basically had no ability to influence who obtained the "Holy Grail." He could only hope that the upperclassmen of the Noble House would pull through and win the Academy Cup.
Fortunately, the Noble House