Fisher looked into her eyes seriously upon hearing this and slowly asked,
"Do you really want to know?"
Tangze Asuka’s face turned a shade redder, as if the temperature of his gaze made her look away,
"I... I don’t want to know!"
"Well, that’s settled then, so what about magic?"
"Magic, I... I’ve learned it, but only just a couple of Ring Heads and fixed Main Rings, I haven’t tried others yet..."
"It’s a pity there’s no Magic Book here, otherwise I could save a lot of effort and you could learn more magic."
Like an excellent teacher without a textbook, Fisher relied entirely on verbal transmission of techniques as his daily thod. This style was popular back in the Middle Ages when magic teaching mainly relied on traditional apprentice-master bindings. Many mages would recruit a few magic apprentices and pass on their knowledge through verbal instruction and practice, so sotis when a mage died, that magic skill was also lost.
It was not until the modern era that this thod was improved with the establishnt of the Magic Association and Magic Academy, which greatly promoted magic and simplified teaching.
Thanks to Tangze Asuka’s amazing talent, she managed to keep up quite well with such intermittent teaching thods, and even managed to apply what she learned flexibly.
"Here... speaking of which, Mr. Fisher, I still don’t know where you are from. You are a Transferee, right? But you don’t seem to be from the world of Mikhail and ?"
"Hmm, I co from... a place very similar to here."
"I see, will you leave here eventually, Mr. Fisher?"
"Why, starting to get tired of the teacher’s lessons?"
"Not at all, I’m just a bit curious about what Mr. Fisher’s world is like since Mr. Fisher also has another student, right?"
"Yes, she is quite like you, but she’s like a hooked kiss, a Whale-man species."
"She?"
Tangze Asuka pouted again, sighed and said,
"As expected, Mr. Fisher has quite the charm with won."
"Not really."
"A Whale-man, huh, I’m quite curious what it must feel like to have a whale tail and ears on your body, she must live in the deep sea. In my next life, maybe I would like to be a fish, swimming freely without worries."
Fisher reached out and gave her a flick on the forehead, making her cover her head and step back several steps, pitifully calling out to Fisher,
"Mr. Fisher!"
"Always thinking about the next life instead of this one is an easy way to get into trouble, like being hit on the head by ."
They soon arrived at the high tower, climbing back up the path they took earlier, quickly reaching the place where they had enjoyed a tea break before.
But at this ti and place, it was not only Margaret and Chun, but also several raggedly dressed demi-humans, talking to Chun about sothing,
"...That’s right, but I don’t know who they are. The night was too dark, there were about four... or five of them, I couldn’t see clearly, but they were definitely not of the sa demi-human species, but several different types. And I could understand their speech, there was definitely a Brain Demon species among them."
"Lady Margaret, we are here... Hey, what’s going on here?"
"Ah, you’re here, please have a seat and bear with us for a mont..."
Margaret, listening, turned her gaze toward Tangze Asuka, smiled and waved at her, warmly inviting her to sit down.
Once Fisher and Tangze Asuka got closer, she could only sowhat helplessly explain to them,
"You should know that currently many goods in the Ideal Country are provided by Chun’s power, but many things can’t rely on Chun’s power alone for production, so in the past half year we’ve had trade with other nearby settlents, which has been going quite well... but recently there’s been a problem with this trade, as a group of elusive bandits has appeared in the wilderness."
"Bandits?"
"Yes, that’s correct..."
ntioning this, Margaret found it sowhat amusing yet challenging,
"The bandits haven’t taken much material, but their thods are a bit frightening, causing so unease in the nearby settlents..."
"They like to attack demi-human won."
Fisher, who had been intently watching the nearby pool, suddenly turned his head to look at Margaret upon hearing this, for so unknown reason.
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