"Enough!"
A voice tinged with anger came from the doorway, shattering the strange yet tranquil atmosphere that the Yellow Flower Cat had created in the little shop.
To be honest, although the voice was pleasant to hear, its tone was rather discourteous and rough, carrying a faint air of condescension—or rather, command.
Most people would have found it difficult to remain calm when spoken to in that tone.
Yet the wizards inside D&K, regardless of age, status, or gender, showed ample patience in response to that warning from the door. No one bristled in protest.
Because the witch who had spoken was Su Shijun.
The Number One Beauty of the Wizarding World, a Senior Councilor of the Under the Moon Council, heir to the Qingqiu Su Clan—and, most importantly, she was now an Archwizard.
A genuine powerhouse who had earned the title of Archwizard before the age of thirty. If nothing unexpected happened, Su Shijun would certainly, inevitably step into the mysterious realm beyond Archwizards. Because of her talent, First University had even disregarded the Wizarding World's private suppression and restrictions against the Under the Moon Council and arranged an exceptionally high-grade laboratory for her.
That dazzling string of titles made Su Shijun's image all the more radiant, while also widening the distance between her and ordinary wizards.
As though she were an exceptionally brilliant star in the sky.
A star everyone could admire from afar while standing on the ground, yet could scarcely touch.
Zheng Qing had touched that star, and there had been no shortage of interactions between them. But deep down, the young publicly funded student felt more as though he had touched that star through its reflection on the water.
Cold, illusory, and completely unreal.
Take D&K's opening today, for example.
Although Zheng Qing had sent