It was no exaggeration to say that Sienna was the most important wizard in the history of magic. If Mer had all of Sienna’s memories, there was no way that the wizards of Aroth would have left her alone.

They might have dismantled Mer in order to extract all her memories of magic, or else they could have used her to research new magic. No matter how much the wizards respected Sienna, if there had been something like ‘that’ in front of them, they wouldn’t be able to call themselves wizards if they didn’t take it apart to study it.

Eugene concluded, ‘The fact that they haven’t means….’

That it either couldn’t be done.

It didn’t need to be done.

Or they had already done it.

Eugene openly stared at Mer. As far as Eugene’s understanding went, Mer’s very existence as Witch Craft's artificial intelligence was absurd. It was just as Lovellian had said. When the Head Wizard had first read the first volume of Witch Craft, he had said that all the magic that he learned up to that point in his life now seemed like child’s play.

‘Certainly, this is far beyond the realm...