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On the way to the conference hall, Sajyou Manaka kept asking Gray what she wanted to see me about.

In fact, even Waver was a little concerned. He knew his own student best; Gray must have had something important to do something so rude.

Yuan Shikai said, "It's nothing serious. It's not about feelings, just some private matter. If you want to know, ask Gray yourself."

Gray squeezed through the crowd and quietly walked behind Waver.

With the person in question here, everyone stopped talking about it. After all, gossip was only gossip when discussed behind someone's back.

Although the Clock Tower was led by the Twelve Lords, the Lords did not hold absolute power.

Appointments to titles such as the Three Primary Colors also required the participation of several highly senior Casters.

When they entered the conference hall, more than fifty people were already inside. Aside from the Lords, they were all veteran Casters or old antiques devoted to research.

In short, they were all influential figures within the Clock Tower, with outstanding disciples spread across every field.

The conference hall soon filled up. Including Yuan Shikai, there were eighty-one people in total.

Yet over a hundred people were still waiting outside for the result. For the Clock Tower, this was a major event.

A young and promising female Caster was to be granted one of the Three Primary Colors today. What they were discussing inside was which color she would receive.

What had already been decided was that Aoko Aozaki, the Fifth Magician far away in Japan, would be granted "blue" among the Three Primary Colors.

Even now, the Aozaki Family was regarded as heretical by some families.

A magecraft family ought to undergo the accumulation of several generations, or even more than a dozen, before entering the