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Luna had previously told me that she might not be able to teach me properly.
True to her words, Luna never gave me any guidance after that.
It was Lena, Ellen’s childhood friend, who had said something rather unexpected.
Her casual remark—that rushing too much could prevent one from doing what one was usually capable of—resonated with me in a way I hadn’t expected.
Luna’s comment about me being overly emotional was also somewhat aligned with Lena’s words.
However, staying calm was easier said than done.
My mind was cluttered with too many things to worry about, and no matter how much I told myself that I was in Rijaiera to prepare for the future, the fact that all those issues were slipping out of my control only made me more anxious the longer I stayed.
Luna still hadn’t taught me anything, and I continued to practice Mana Reinforcement in the open clearing, consumed by restlessness and unease.
“I brought some lunch. Eat something first.”
“Ah… Uh… Thanks.”
Lena occasionally came by to bring me water or lunch.
It felt a little awkward, and Lena seemed to notice my discomfort.
“Luna ahjumma packed this for you. Did you think I made it myself?”
“… Oh, I see.”
‘What I need from her isn’t lunch, but guidance.’
Luna clearly had something in mind, and I just hadn’t figured it out yet.
And so, Luna...
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