"If Mage Leo doesn't mind, Mage Merlin can come to my tower."
Suddenly, Mage Nasha rose to her feet and said to Mage Leo with a smile.
"Mage Nasha?"
Mage Leo gave Mage Nasha a complicated look, then nodded slightly. "The rules of the exchange meeting require the Spellcaster's consent. I'll call Merlin over. If he agrees, I won't stop him."
Mage Nasha nodded and waited quietly.
Mage Leo sent a Gray-Robed Mage to summon Merlin. When Merlin saw the many Spellcasters, he bowed slightly in greeting before asking, "Mentor Leo, why did you send for me?"
Merlin's expression was very calm, as though what had just happened had not affected him in the slightest.
Mage Leo pointed at Mage Nasha and said to Merlin, "Merlin, Mage Nasha wishes to take you as her student. Are you willing?"
Hearing this, Merlin raised his head and looked at Mage Nasha. He knew quite a bit about her. Back then, he had attended her free lessons on Spell Model construction.
Although Mage Nasha had only recently become a Fourth-level Spellcaster, she had taken in many talented Spellcasters as students. Many of them had become First-level Spellcasters, which was enough to show that she was highly suited to teaching students—far beyond what Mage Leo could compare to.
Mage Nasha also said to Merlin, "Mage Merlin, you have constructed six types of Spells. While that can increase your strength very quickly, it will be difficult for you to advance to become a First-level Spellcaster... However, if you come to my tower, I will do my best to help you construct Spell Models and help you become a First-level Spellcaster!"
Mage Nasha's tone was gentle, and it was clear that she was very sincere.
However, Merlin had long since made his decision. Since those Seventh-level