“He doesn’t want a long life, uh? Maybe he’s planning on settling down with a certain baker girl.” Selia chuckled.

“Brina would be a lucky woman.” Rena nodded, biting a lobstertail. “Having a Healer in the family is the best thing that can happen to you.”

“And the fact that he is so handsome is the icing on the cake.” Faluel said, taking the words out of everyone’s mind.

“Having a warrior in the family is much better.” Raaz grunted in envy. “Salman already has two green cores and is skilled in Light Mastery. Once he Awakens, he’ll probably reach the cyan and will be able to protect the Cornerstones and Lutia if needed.”

“If you are busy, we can teach Spirit Magic to Salman, Uncle Nalrond.” Aran said, missing the hidden meaning of his father’s words. “It’s no big deal.”

“Thanks, but I’ll do it myself.” The Agni replied. “Teaching is the best learning experience, and even though I can’t share much of what Dawn taught me with Salman, I can at least warn him about the intentional flaws in our Rezar legacy.

“A few hints here and there will point him in the right direction, and if Salman practices hard enough, he’ll find all the answers he needs on his own.”