How To Choose A Knight (28 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 93

I had clearly come to Sienna solely to deliver an invitation—how on earth did my schedule end up packed with things to do again?

It turned out to be such a difficult task to secure a fair who was handsome, distinguished, and warm-hearted despite his cold expression.

Jade stared seriously at the scene unfolding before her. In front of her, the mages she had met at the royal palace were enthusiastically debating over tea.

“No, I mean! Just listen to me for once!”

“What good would that do? I told you—it’s meaningless! What we need is more corpses. If we discover an easy way to destroy the core, peace will spread across the entire continent—”

“We could start teaching mages how to sense it right now.”

“The bones and flesh block the flow, making it barely perceptible. How exactly do you propose we teach that? Do you think mages are dogs or something?”

Shouts and roars flew back and forth, yet the mages called this a discussion.

Of course, Jade hadn’t invited any of them herself. Though all were famous names in academic circles, she had little personal connection with them—except perhaps Earl Milton, whom she occasionally contacted, though she’d never seen him get so worked up and yell like this.

Yet after receiving a message early that morning requesting her magical assistance again—and replying with a simple “Understood”—somehow all the mages had gathered at once, drinking tea and shouting at each other.

Servants were busy shuttling hot water and milk, while Jade watched them with a gloomy expression.

The only quiet one was Oakley, a single mage—but even his sporadic, out-of-the-blue remarks constantly stirred up fresh arguments.

“Oh, I heard the Fire Mage once detected a core.”

“What did you say! Hey, young mage—go on, show us!”

“There are no monsters here! And it only happened once…”

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