As soon as she sat down, Nora started teasing her.

"Martina, that's not what you told me before...it turns out you're even more clingy than me now."

Martina blinked and put down the white bread: "I... I didn't understand anything before, but now I understand.

I blame you for not telling me such a pleasant thing."

Now it was Nora's turn to blush.

How could you possibly say something so shameless? Martina, you're so bold, you can say anything...

Just then, Daisy brought over the hot soup, and she seemed a little sad.

(Alas, all the vegetables in the backyard were frozen to death, not a single one survived.)

Reiner munched on some white bread while thinking.

In that case, let's turn the backyard into a stable.

Now that I have enough money, it's time to think about my means of transportation.

He didn't want to rely on his legs every time he went on a long trip.

"Nora, Martina, can you ride a horse?"

As soon as he finished speaking, there was a knock on the door.

Reiner paused on the subject and went to open the door.

Standing outside the door was Junice.

She was wrapped up tightly in a white cloak, with white snow falling on her shoulders, and she was leading a horse behind her.

Seeing Reiner open the door, she greeted him: "Good morning, Reiner! What a terrible weather today!"

"You still want to come and study with me even though it's snowing?"

Junice shook her head vigorously: "No, I didn't come to learn from you today, Reiner, I came to say goodbye to you."

"Huh?" Reiner's brain froze.

Only then did I realize that Junice was carrying a suitcase.

"Are you leaving Melode?"

"Well, I'll leave soon."

Reiner looked at the snow on the street and asked in confusion, "Where are you going in this heavy snow? Can't you wait until it stops?"

Junice shook her head: "No, it's time to leave now."

"Is there anyone leaving with you?"

"No, I'm alone."

"Are you alone? What if you encounter robbers?"

"Don't worry, Reiner. I'm capable of handling it. Don't underestimate me. I've traveled to many places on my own."

"Then I wish you a safe journey."

Junice stepped forward and hugged Reiner gently: "Well, after thinking about it, I think I should say goodbye to you. It's time for me to leave. I'm very happy to have known you during this time.

I hope that when I meet you again, you will have become the most famous magician in this continent."

"The same to you."

Junice took out a light red fire magic book from her arms and handed it to Reiner.

"This is a parting gift for you."

Although Reiner wanted to accept it, he subconsciously said, "This is too expensive!"

"Take it. You're good at fire magic, so this is what you need." Junice put her hands on her hips, a smile on her face. "I've basically learned all the practical fire magic. I decided to specialize in water magic later, so you can take the book."

Reiner took the book carefully.

He also wanted to give Junice something as a souvenir, but he didn't know what to give her.

"Wait for me."

Reiner ran into the room and took out a bag of money, which contained about twenty gold coins.

Since you are going on a trip, the most important thing you need is probably money.

"for you."

Junice put her hands on her hips and smiled again: "I have money."

"Then keep this money for emergencies. You'll always find somewhere to go when you travel."

Junice looked at the bag in deep thought. After struggling for a long time, she finally reached out and took the money: "Thank you, Reiner. See you later."

"See you later."

Watching her leaving, Reiner fell into deep thought.

After knowing each other for nearly three months, he was reluctant to part with Junice, his enlightenment teacher.

The most important thing is that after she died, she will no longer be able to borrow her water magic book...