"Professor Uther." Eve explained with a smile:
"Although by blood we are not truly related as grandparent and grandchild, he has always cared for me and has taught me much knowledge that ordinary people cannot access."
Ron suddenly realized:
"So when you refer to knowledge exchange, you mean you will teach me these special fields of knowledge, and in return, I will offer assistance to help you solve the ’Demon Devouring’ problem?"
Eve nodded, a hint of expectation and worry in her eyes:
"I know this sounds like I’m using you, but I really... have tried so many methods yet remain unable to rid myself of this cursed symptom."
Her voice lowered:
"Every time I try to mobilize Magic Power or construct a Magic, the pain is like someone lighting a fire inside me, burning every nerve of mine from inside out."
Ron could feel the deep despair and yearning in her words.
Being a Wizard seed born with exceptional talent, yet imprisoned within one’s own body.
Unable to unleash that innate power, only to be tormented by it.
This feeling is probably even more unbearable than mere physical pain.
"I understand your situation," Ron said sincerely:
"Although I cannot guarantee I can solve your problem, I am willing to try. After all, it is a beneficial exploration for both of us."
Eve’s eyes lit up: "Really? You’re willing to help me?"
"Yes, we can try to establish a special exchange of favors through mutual teaching."
Ron pondered possible solutions:
"I will share with you my experience in Magic Potion Making and Bloodline Modulation, while you will teach me Spiritual Power refinement control techniques and those ancient knowledge."
"This... this is wonderful!"
The black-haired Princess almost stood up in excitement but quickly controlled her emotions:
"I mean... thank you for being willing to try. I know this is possibly unprecedented in Wizard History."
"Indeed it is." Ron nodded:
"Primordial Wizards are rare, and knowledge exchange between two Primordial Wizards is almost impossible."
"What do you mean?"
"Generally speaking, a new Primordial Wizard emerges roughly every two hundred years."
Ron explained:
"When a second Primordial Wizard is born, the first one, unless they died young, is usually already at the Great Wizard Level. In such situations, the latter can barely provide real inspiration to the former due to the significant difference in their life levels."
Eve pondered:
"So, an exchange between Primordial Wizards like my mother and you is indeed an extremely rare case."
"Yes, that’s also why I’m interested in your proposal." Ron smiled and nodded.
Hope shimmered in Eve’s eyes:
"If successful, perhaps I can temporarily free myself from the bondage of ’Demon Devouring’ with the pure favor you grant, completing the upgrade. And as long as I can advance to become an Official Wizard, achieving a leap in life level, this symptom should be considerably alleviated."
"That is indeed a reasonable speculation."
Ron nodded:
"The promotion to Official Wizard isn’t just an increase in Magic Power but an enhancement of the Essence of Life, which might restructure the Magic Power within you."
The two continued to delve into detail, gradually forming an initial plan.
"We should further clarify the details of our cooperation."
Ron took a light sip of tea:
"I need to precisely understand the range of knowledge you plan to impart, and what kind of help you expect from me."
Eve took a deep breath: "The content I can share mainly divides into three areas."
Her slender fingers lightly tapped the table:
"First is the Wizard lore approved for me to impart by Grandpa Uther, especially concerning secret records of the Abyss and high-ranking beings—this information is mostly strictly controlled by the Crown Clan and the Court of Truth, inaccessible to outsiders."
"Professor Uther is interested in our plan?"
"Very interested," Eve smiled brightly:
"He said it’s an ’unprecedentedly interesting attempt’ worth closely observing."
Seeing Eve’s exceedingly bright smile, Ron suddenly realized that despite her extraordinary talent and status, she was still a girl longing to be understood and supported at her core.
Fourteen years of imprisonment had made her miss out on so much of the experiences and joy that normal young people should have.
"Secondly, it is the knowledge systems of many Otherworlds, including some nearly lost unconventional approaches."
"Lastly, it is the refined control techniques of Spiritual Power I have immersed myself in over the years—since I cannot normally cast, I have devoted all my energy to the precise control of Spiritual Power, which might offer you some insights."
Ron’s eyes slightly narrowed, weighing the value of this knowledge in his mind.
Wizard lore and inter-world knowledge systems could fill many gaps in his understanding of this world;
While the refined control of Spiritual Power could significantly enhance his combat abilities.
"These are indeed extremely precious knowledge." Ron sincerely commented:
"Especially the inter-world knowledge systems, which are almost a blank in the public archives of the Crystal Tower."
"Because these materials are monopolized by several major Wizard clans."
Eve slightly smiled bitterly, a hint of disagreement flashed in her amethyst eyes:
"They firmly believe knowledge is power and must strictly control the scope of its dissemination, only those qualified can obtain it. But I personally believe that knowledge should flow, only through exchange can new sparks be generated."