Charles did not continue talking with Theresa for long. Instead, he had her brought out of the cell.
There was no need to guard Theresa at all; it would only waste the strength of several Armored Knights.
Guarding Theresa required at least four people, and they would need to rotate through two or three shifts. It was purely wasteful.
Charles kept her directly at his side, where she could even serve as an experimental assistant.
Theresa was a smart woman. Before a third-circle wizard, she did not dare make any rash moves.
She knew that if Charles wished it, he could kill her with a flick of his finger.
After having Theresa brought out, Charles also sent someone to deliver the news to Ross of the Crimson Caravan Alliance.
He did not believe that Ross and the others, who would stir up such tremendous turmoil in the future, had not known one another before it began.
Before they raised the storm and launched their uprising, they must have been in contact.
After sending the letter, Charles quietly waited for the matter to ferment.
Over the following days, Charles took Theresa along for basic experiments without any reservations, even handing some of the work over to her.
This even included the making of Armored Knight armor. He entrusted some of its runes to her.
"Theresa, inscribe this set of runes."
"Move faster!"
Charles casually tossed out a scroll. Theresa caught it as if she had obtained a priceless treasure, then immediately began working.
She might be a native wizard, but a wizard was still a wizard. She was highly useful.
Yuna, standing nearby, watched Theresa with envy. She too wanted to be like Theresa and help her teacher more.
Unfortunately, she was still only an ordinary wizard apprentice. She did not