Ultimately, the difference between low magic, high magic, and super magic lay in the differing speeds at which the mana particles composing them moved. Yet properties on such a microscopic level were difficult to perceive clearly.
Liszt merely told A Ke about the concept of particle movement and did not delve further into the matter.
A Ke's promotion to Magician had already proven that her talent eclipsed that of the vast majority of humans. With her intelligence, she would probably have won a Nobel Prize on Earth. So, handing the more difficult questions over to A Ke would better free Liszt up for Dragon Knight training.
However, before leaving, he had one more task to handle—taking A Ke's measurements, including her bust, waist, and hips, then making a batch of fitted clothes for her.
Nightwear, loungewear, magic cloaks, and noble gowns—she needed them all.
If Liszt established a nation one day, A Ke would be one of its highest-ranking nobles.
Though a glance was basically enough to determine A Ke's measurements, Liszt still personally took out a measuring tape and carefully measured her once, obtaining the most accurate figures.
After recording the numbers on Parchment, Liszt smiled and patted A Ke's hair. "Once the clothes are finished, you can live in my castle. You may go anywhere in the territory as you please, but try not to reveal that you're a sea demon, lest you draw the malice of others."
"I know, Brother." A Ke nodded demurely. She had long yearned for life on land.
"If you like, I can arrange for you to go to the Mage Tower then. Great Magicians you know, like Chris, are there. You can assign them some simpler topics and have them help share your research workload. Of course, don't reveal your identity as