Since there was someone he could learn from, Charles naturally would not waste even a minute more.
The very next day, Charles went to visit Calder Riel.
As a Moon Elf Grand Wizard and an Ancient Tree Lord, Calder Riel lived a very comfortable life.
That morning, he was enjoying breakfast in the gentle breeze.
At that moment, a servant came to report, "My lord, Imril, Lord of the Azure Court Domain, requests an audience."
Calder Riel paused slightly, then asked, "Why has this little fellow come?"
"Bring him in."
Though both were Third Circle Grand Wizards, Charles's title was far lower than Calder Riel's.
Yet their equal strength meant Calder Riel could not afford to look down on Charles.
Besides, Calder Riel had no idea that Charles's identity as a Sun Elf was fake.
After the ball last night, he instead believed Charles might be a member of some great Sun Elf family from Lotheran.
Because of that, Calder Riel did not display the arrogance he showed toward others.
"Yes, my lord."
When the servant led Imril in, Calder Riel was still continuing his breakfast.
He warmly greeted Charles, "Imril, come and try my servant's cooking."
"It has the flavors of Elegy City."
As soon as Charles sat down, the servant served him a portion as well.
Whether in presentation or ingredients, this breakfast had clearly been prepared with great care.
This breakfast alone probably cost at least a hundred Magic Stones.
Yet for Calder Riel, it was merely an everyday expense, something he did not need to consider the effects of spending on at all.
Once Charles sat down, Calder Riel asked, "What brings you to visit me today?"
Charles promptly replied, "My lord, I came today because I wish to learn witchcraft from you."
"After the Queen