Some time later, Karen deliberately reduced his contact with Aegwynn's husband after Aegwynn appeared.
As for Aegwynn's husband, he was busy hovering around Aegwynn, with all his attention focused on her, leaving him no time to seek out Karen.
Yet Aegwynn, who had clearly been very interested in him, had not come looking for him lately either. Karen found this rather strange.
However, he had heard that after Aegwynn won Aegwynn's husband for herself, a group of noble ladies who admired him had formed some sort of Alliance to Defend Aegwynn's husband.
They had been constantly butting heads with Aegwynn, employing one trick after another that was impossible to guard against. Aegwynn was probably busy dealing with them and had no time to find him for now.
Moreover, Karen had not revealed that he had discovered Aegwynn's identity; he had merely dispelled her charm spell.
Aegwynn probably believed that Karen knew neither her identity nor her intentions, so she had not deliberately approached him, giving Karen time to catch his breath.
During this period, Karen had been diligently practicing magic. With Aegwynn hanging over him like the sword of Damocles, Karen keenly felt how insignificant he was. The pressure was immense.
Where there was pressure, there was motivation. Karen found that his training efficiency had doubled during this time.
In the world of Azeroth, a mage's spells were divided into three schools.
They were the frost, arcane, and fire schools. To advance to Master Mage, one had to fully comprehend all three schools of magic—the so-called simultaneous cultivation of all three.
Of these three, Karen's comprehension of frost magic was exceptionally rapid.
The ice shard had not only awakened all of Karen's frost affinity, but also made comprehending frost magic remarkably easy for him.
Only a few months after advancing