However, Adina's mind was still developing slowly, and she couldn't be expected to think like an adult overnight. The members of the Dark Divine Hall understood the folly of rushing her development, so they deliberately kept her from appearing in public.
The official explanation was that Adina was frail and needed to recuperate, but in reality, they were giving her a quiet space to grow. How could the great and powerful Dark Saintess open her mouth and sound like a little child? She had none of the awe-inspiring, domineering presence she once possessed when she dominated the battlefield. That would never do.
Therefore, in addition to her few Holy Beast tutors, nearly all the Elders of the Dark Divine Hall served as Adina's teachers. Her daily routine was an endless cycle of lessons, magical training, and more lessons.
