“Gods, no. This is way too early.” Elina stared at the two toddlers in amazement, and they stared back, waiting for the next letter.
Only Surin showed no interest in the lesson, making Elina sigh in relief.
“Also, just call me Elina.” She resumed writing on the sand, and the small children’s learning speed proved to be no worse than their much older classmates.
‘This is no big deal.’ Elina thought, hoping to be right. ‘It’s not like I’m teaching them magical runes. What’s the worst that could happen?’
***
By lunchtime, Elina’s classroom had memorized the alphabet, and the Elemental Storage was full except for the Spirit Tanks. Lith had partially filled a second container with mana, but without using Invigoration enough times to affect his prowess.
‘I know that Baba Yaga will lead the procedure, but I’m the one bonded with the tower.’ He thought. ‘If I become too weak, the burden from using all the pieces of Menadion Set at the same time might cripple me, and in turn it will affect Solus and the tower as well.’
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