The restructuring of the Druid Guild was far from as easy as Scholar Lurun had imagined.
For many years, Scholar Lurun had been a renowned strategist in Tatshaw Territory, one of Romon's most important right-hand men. He was also highly learned and insightful. Yet he was not, after all, a Druid, and he did not understand what a veteran Druid truly thought when faced with such a matter.
The news that Romon had kindled the Divine Fire and become a god reached the Druid Guild a day later.
The first to receive the news was Romon's teacher—Druid Jefa.
"What did you say? Your father kindled the Divine Fire?" Druid Jefa had learned of it while teaching the two children. The instant he heard, his expression became extraordinarily vivid.
The teaching tool in his hand fell to the floor, and his formerly gentle, tranquil face went utterly blank.
Druid Jefa was already a Tenth Level Druid. Within the Druid Guild, he was not considered particularly high-ranking, and his strength only hovered around the middle tier.
Yet because of his relationship with Romon, he had always been a respected figure in both the Druid Guild and Giant Eagle Academy.
His talent in the Druid Realm could only be considered average, and he had nearly reached his limit. Moreover, because he had once had some unpleasantness with Romon, he had missed the chance to lay a foundation for the young Romon. Now, he devoted all his energy to teaching Romon's two children.
The two children also had an excellent relationship with Druid Jefa. Thus, as soon as class began, they told him that their father had kindled the Divine Fire.
In truth, this was not a secret. Romon had not deliberately publicized it, but neither had he concealed it. This was a good