Seeing Jiang Han accept the invitation, Eileen released her hands and picked up her juice.
"I didn't come here just to give you an invitation," she said. "You performed outstandingly on the Anse Battlefield, earned quite a few points, and exchanged them for my private tutoring hours. Now I'm here."
As one of the most sought-after mentors, Eileen's lesson hours could be considered an equivalent commodity comparable in value to a seventh-circle spell.
"Private tutoring, huh? I thought it would be the sort of private tutoring done in a group of five."
Jiang Han rose with a smile and went to her desk to fetch her notebook.
"Yes."
Eileen said.
Jiang Han raised a brow, glanced from side to side, and asked cautiously, "Are my other four classmates here too?"
"No. Just you."
The corners of Eileen's lips shifted into a smile. "Special treatment just for you."
"My own exclusive special treatment." Jiang Han repeated it, flashing a natural, brilliant smile. "I'm truly flattered, sister. Do I need to thank you in advance?"
"No."
Eileen lifted her gaze. "Sit down. Let's begin today's lesson. I've always believed that learning is a two-way process: you learn things from me, while I can extract useful things from your questions as well, so..."
"So you really love teaching?"
Jiang Han sat down.
"I only teach those who love learning." Eileen extended an index finger and lightly tapped the back of Jiang Han's hand. "Let's see whether your questions can benefit me."
Jiang Han tilted her head, opened her notebook, and picked out the question that had been troubling her most urgently:
"I've recently been studying imbuement spells, and there's a technical hurdle that has me stumped. The description of imbuement spells clearly says, 'When a creature does not already have an imbuement spell