After the magic aptitude test at the beginning of the month ended, Loa and Bob did not rush to make a decision.
In the end, they settled on the Imperial Magic Academy.
"Having a Saint expert as her teacher will greatly improve Mia's future achievements."
Bob fell silent for a while, then nodded.
"Then it's settled," he said. "You understand these things. I'll listen to you."
To be honest, he felt it was something of a pity. Mia had exceptional affinity for both the Wind Element and the Water Element. He could teach her something about the Wind Element-although he had comprehended the Profound Mysteries of Wind from a warrior's perspective, different paths led to the same destination. He believed his understanding of wind was no worse than anyone else's, but he knew absolutely nothing about magical knowledge or incantations.
As for the Water Element, there was even less he could do. He was a warrior who trained in lightning and wind.
"It's a pity Linley isn't here," Loa said. "Otherwise, having him teach Mia Wind Element magic directly would be better than any instructor."
Bob paused. "Linley? That boy from the Ernst Institute?"
"Yes. His talent for Wind Element magic is extremely high."
Bob nodded, only half understanding.
He did not know much about magic, but he knew that the Linley Loa spoke of was someone trustworthy.
Far away in the Magical Beast Mountain Range, Linley suddenly sneezed.
"What's wrong, Boss?" Bebe crouched on his shoulder, tilting his head to look at him.
"Nothing." Linley rubbed his nose. "Just a sneeze."
"Is someone thinking about you?" Bebe blinked, grinning mischievously.
"Shut up." Linley slapped Bebe on the head. "Let's go. I can't wait to go back and tell Father I can transform into a Dragonblood Warrior."
He quickened