Cappuccino

Cappuccino's eyes widened as she stood face-to-face with Green, as if she could truly see him.

Beneath the Robe of Appearances, Green held a beast-hide scroll and looked toward Cappuccino through the Face of Truth. Her skin was smooth, fair, and tender; her still-developing body was flat as a board; her black hair was tied into a ponytail. Her large eyes gazed curiously at him, as though she could truly sense his presence.

Could it be that she had "seen" him through her world-will talent, which she could not yet freely control as a wizard apprentice?

At the very least, judging by her reaction, she had already vaguely sensed his existence.

Green had long known that not only was the Robe of Appearances' concealment ability ineffective against them, but the greatest enemies of all hidden wizards were World Guardians. Through the power of the world, World Guardians could clearly perceive every component within it. Among Green's wizard knowledge, there was not yet any ability capable of hiding one from the world's perception.

Cappuccino nearly opened her mouth. Through the vague sensation granted by her talent, something invisible to her stood trembling right before her, seeming terribly afraid of her and harboring no hostility whatsoever.

The girl glanced back at her grandfather several times, then, after hesitating for a long while, gave up on telling him.

Was it some little creature Grandfather had summoned from another world?

If Grandfather found out, then with his personality, he would definitely capture it, study it, dissect it, and turn it into a specimen. It would die, and the reason for its death would be because she had "betrayed" it.

At last, Cappuccino walked around that area and stood beside the bookshelf next to Green. Pretending to pick up a book, she whispered, "Don't worry,