"Lord Roland, regarding the proposal to fully expand Seris-language education, we believe you are still being far too conservative...
You have now proven that Seris has potential extending from the lower tier to the higher tier, and even to advancement as a Grand Mage or Legendary Mage. That undoubtedly means it meets the conditions for widespread adoption.
Moreover, years of experimental teaching have already been conducted in Lainer World, the Yther Kingdom here at home, and several areas of the Orvisto Wizard Tower, all with relatively satisfactory results.
With those foundations in place, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this proposal."
"Those are all facts, but might this affect the existing magical-language education based on Elvish?"
"Of course, some impact is inevitable, but we can adjust the proportion of classes devoted to each subject as appropriate."
"What about students who are already halfway through their studies? Educational reforms hurt those midway through their education the most!"
"We can handle this in batches and stages... We have experience managing the practical details, and we will certainly be able to handle it properly."
In the office on the highest floor of the Atrelin Mage Tower.
Roland sat with several Rotating Commissioners at an expensive wooden table, enthusiastically discussing matters related to Seris.
Because Roland had successfully advanced to Legendary Mage, everyone now had complete confidence in the language and wanted to take a more proactive approach to promoting it and expanding its use.
What Roland was considering at that moment, however, was its completeness in relation to the magical world.
This produced an almost absurd scene.
Roland should originally have been the radical advocating the promotion of Seris. He and his disciples had worked hard to bring about the many previous educational experiments, as well as the creation and development of various