Invitation to the Mystic Eyes Train

The latest magecraft newspaper reported that the Clock Tower had bestowed the Three Primary Colors evaluation upon the two Aozaki twins.

For example, Fifth Magician Aoko Aozaki had been granted the "green" among the Three Primary Colors.

Aozaki Touko, the once-in-a-century genius girl of the Clock Tower, had been granted the "blue" among the Three Primary Colors.

The Aozaki sisters had both received recognition from the Clock Tower, along with a series of other evaluations.

Of course, where there was praise, there was also criticism. For example, why could a magecraft family with only three generations of Inheritance have two Casters deemed worthy of the Three Primary Colors?

Had the Clock Tower's Three Primary Colors evaluation become so casual, or were Magicians truly that extraordinary?

This issue of the magecraft newspaper was basically filled with such content.

Far away in Misaki City, Aoko Aozaki looked at the newspaper and asked Alice in confusion, "What the hell is this Three Primary Colors 'green' title? Can I exchange it for money?"

Since moving into this western-style mansion, Alice had rarely left, let alone traveled abroad.

So Alice did not really understand how prestigious this "green" was either. She only felt that it should be a very impressive title.

But looking at this hotheaded apprentice Magician, she could only sigh helplessly. If the Clock Tower learned the truth, they would probably jump in rage.

At present, Aoko Aozaki only knew Magic Bullet Magecraft. As for other magecraft, she either mispronounced the incantations or failed to control her magical energy output accurately.

For some reason, Aoko Aozaki had always avoided using the Fifth Magic. Touko had never seen her practice it.

The only praiseworthy things about her were her astonishing magical energy reserves and her unyielding determination.

Having completed her analysis of the Primordial