As his body grew older, he was starting to get a little desperate.
Whenever a rumor of a magical prodigy surfaced, he would rush over to see for himself.
Furin said hesitantly, "But this..."
She was a little worried that Zog had only found these children to make her happy, forcing them to learn knowledge they might never use in their entire lives.
While it was wonderful to have such students, Furin didn't want to hold others back because of her hobby.
In her view, with their aptitude, they could achieve great things if they enrolled in a science-focused school instead.
"But what's the problem with that?" Zog countered.
"Huh?"
"You're worried they're learning useless things, that Magic will hold them back for their entire lives."
Furin nodded.
"Have you ever considered why only Mages can work in Magic-related fields?"
"Because it's always been..."
Furin was about to blurt out the answer, but she suddenly realized "it's always been that way" wasn't a very good reason.
