Chapter 299.2
“Jin,” Alber spoke again, getting Eugene’s attention. “This isn’t something I can decide on my own.”
“But I thought you were the senior member of the family,” Eugene argued. “Don’t you have some sort of say over it?”
The older woman smiled at her sadly. “I’m just a senior by title,” she said. “There’s not much I can do.”
Before Eugene spoke again, she stopped her emotions from running wild. She shook her head. “I’m sorry,” she said. “I was being rude.”
“No, you weren’t. Besides, we’re in a dream. There’s no need to be so formal.”
When Eugene leaned back and looked away, Alber clasped her hands together. “There is another way to learn magic,” she said. When Jin turned to her with wide eyes, she continued, “It’s another way, but the root is the same. I assume you’ve heard of divinity.”
Eugene’s shoulder slumped again. “I have.”
The magicians had told her the same thing. But they didn’t seem like much to her. They couldn’t possibly be the ones holding all the influence. Maybe they were from the ancient tribe? Maybe that’s how they knew about magic?
“I met a magician not too long ago,” she said.