Chapter 110: Rather Than Me Introducing Princess Liana, Why Don’t You Talk to Her Yourself
Over the next half month, Liana’s schedule was almost identical each day.
Her daily routine was something like this: oversleeping, being woken up, training, gritting her teeth, being stubborn, becoming obedient, feeling pain, medicine massage, and whenever her physical strength recovered, secretly practicing magic.
And then, without fail every day, communicating with Mephilia in front of Loraviel.
After repeating this for half a month, Oliphia’s opinion of Liana began to change slightly. Liana could now complete about a quarter of the royal knights’ training regimen and persevere through it.
Liana also felt that her body was much healthier than before and had significantly more strength.
During this time, Mephilia had returned to Ibett Magic Academy, but she seemed even busier there than in the Lisat Royal Capital.
After all, at Ibett Magic Academy, most students were exceptional mages who were far more obsessed with the study of the arcane than ordinary people, so naturally, they wouldn’t miss the opportunity to learn from Mephilia.
This also meant that even though Mephilia was thinking about taking a leave to visit Liana, she never had the chance.
Half a month had passed, and people’s frenzy about spellcrafting had calmed down considerably.
Few people were creating new spells. After all, although they now knew that spells could be changed, it was still difficult to imagine things beyond their understanding.
Although a small number of people had successfully made new spells, they were the minority.
The information Mephilia had shared was most helpful in that people no longer needed to deliberately learn existing spells—this was the most practical benefit for them.
