Arcana Review: "According to reports, renowned Arcanists Roland and Gallo have each begun research within the field of the Runes School, involving large-scale applications of mental-time magic..."
Arcana Communications Journal: "Similar research ideas have often coincided throughout history, but even sharing the same name is truly rare.
"This is certainly an interesting coincidence. Let us turn our attention to their respective progress..."
Nevis Daily: "Two versions of 'Yellow Millet Dream,' two different spells, each originating independently yet arriving at the same destination. Both have now expanded into dream-based simulation and knowledge infusion. One cannot help wondering what their ultimate results will be."
Homir Journal: "Both gentlemen have invited Arcanists from our tower for exchanges and visits. This is an honor for our tower, and we have already dispatched leading experts in the relevant fields and outstanding young representatives to support each side..."
There were also all sorts of comments on the Magic Network.
Everyone had long heard of the feud between Roland and Gallo, but most attributed it to competition between their schools and Mage Towers rather than that unexpected upset at the previous Morningstar Awards.
What secretly irritated Gallo was that everyone had already forgotten that year's Morningstar Awards.
All anyone remembered was how Roland had burst onto the scene and taken that year's Morningstar Award, his brilliance eclipsing all the other stars.
Never mind Gallo-even the other Morningstar Award winners that year had been completely overshadowed.
Thus, even this latest wave of discussion focused primarily on Roland's research.
At most, people mentioned in passing that the Orthodox School seemed to be jumping on the bandwagon.
"Don't they have runes of their own?"
"Oh, those are old achievements from a century, even several centuries ago. Their traditional magical script, developed by integrating Elven Runes, certainly qualifies as a classic,