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Then, she carefully asked the most concerned and important question.

"that--"

"Teacher Vivian, what will we learn?"

Vivian didn't mind the change in addressing Sakura Toosaka and began to explain patiently.

“That’s certainly pretty amazing stuff.”

"Something really powerful?"

"Yes." Vivian nodded, "I am the only one in the entire Clock Tower who knows this."

"Wow~"

Toosaka Sakura made a surprised sound.

She recalled what her sister had told her last night - "Learn well from Vivian, she is definitely very powerful, don't waste this opportunity."

Now it seems that it is really the case.

However, before Sakura Toosaka could be happy for a while, she became worried again.

"Teacher Vivian... Is it possible that someone like me can't understand something this powerful?"

"..."

Vivian stopped in front and turned around.

She squatted down and kept her eyes on the same level as Tousaka Sakura.

"Listen, Sakura."

"If you think you can't learn this, then you are actually doubting my ability to teach you."

"you--"

"Are you really planning on thinking that?"

"That's not true!" Toosaka Sakura waved her hands, "I've always thought Teacher Vivian is amazing!"

"That's fine."

Vivian's fingers gently touched Tohsaka Sakura's forehead.

"Since you think I'm so great, don't ever say you can't learn it again."

"Otherwise, I'll be very angry."

"Ming, I understand!"

The little Tousaka Sakura nodded, her heart full of anticipation.

[Vivian's magic teaching continues.]

[She led Sakura Tousaka along the corridor inside the clock tower.]

[But the two of them soon deviated from their normal positions and began to move in directions that Tousaka Sakura had never thought of before.]

[Finally, Sakura Tousaka followed Vivian to a room.]

It was a rather mysterious-looking room.

Its decorative style is so unique that even a little girl like Sakura Toosaka can tell that it is different from other buildings in the Clock Tower.

She was sure she had never been here.

No.

It should be said that no one else has been here, not even my sister.

"Teacher Vivian."

Toosaka Sakura reached out and grabbed the corner of the older sister's clothes.

"Where is this place?"

"Magic Workshop." Vivian answered quickly, "Considering it now, it would be better to call it 'Battlefield'."

"..."

Toosaka Sakura blinked her eyes and became more curious.

"That--"

"Teacher Vivian, what is it used for?"

"Keep it secret."

Vivian's eyes fell on the unique door in front of her, and she seemed to recall a lot of things.

"Sakura, there is no real friendship between magicians."

"There are many things that we absolutely cannot let each other know."

“Even among family members, sometimes a certain degree of avoidance is necessary.”

"in this case--"

Vivian reached out and touched the door.

A light blue halo began to spin in her hands, echoing with countless sharp blades.

“There has to be a place where no one else can come in.”

"This is 'position formation'."

"Do you understand what I mean?"

"..."

Toosaka Sakura thought about it for a while, and finally shook her head very honestly.

"Teacher Vivian, I still don't quite understand."

"But... maybe it means it's your own room, can you think so?"

"There's nothing wrong with you saying that."

Vivian spun the halo slightly.

With a click, the door opened.

"Let's go in first."

"Hmm~"

Toosaka Sakura nodded, then held Vivian's hand and walked into the room together.

But what she didn't know was that after the two of them went in, the door outside disappeared in an instant.

Everything returned to its original state, as if nothing had ever happened here.

[Tousaka Sakura followed Vivian into the mysterious room. ]

【And you also took this opportunity to see the situation in the room clearly. 】

【You find that you care a little. 】

[Because you, like Tousaka Sakura, are coming here for the first time.]

[But you feel very familiar with this place. ]

[You feel as if you have been here before—and were brought in by someone in the same way.]

[This makes you feel somewhat confused.]

[However, considering that Sakura Tousaka needed Vivian's guidance, you did not make any announcement.]

[After all, if she loses the opportunity to learn magic because of you. ]

[Not to mention that Luvia will try to kill you, and your conscience will be bothered. ]

"Xiaoying." Vivian's voice sounded, "Have you really never been exposed to magic?"

"You don't even know the relevant books?"

"..."

Toosaka Sakura recalled for a while, nodded first, and then shook her head.

"that……"

"Sister Vivian, I saw some books with strange words written on them at my father's place before."

"So... does that count as having read any books on magic?"

"Oh?"

After hearing this, Vivian seemed to have some ideas.

She began to search on the bookshelf, and finally took out a book, opened it to a certain page, and placed it in front of Toosaka Sakura.

“Is this the kind of book?”

The little girl looked at it carefully for a while, then shook her head.

"Not this kind."

“But—there’s a bit of a resemblance!”

"A little bit similar?" Vivian nodded thoughtfully.

Her expression was still confident, and it was obvious that she had made up her mind.

"That--"

Vivian's eyes wandered across the bookshelf again, finally stopping on a certain book.

She took it down, then opened it to a certain page again, and placed it in front of Tousaka Sakura.

"What about this one?"

"..."

All the memories of her past in her own mansion came flooding back to Toosaka Sakura's mind.

This includes the books in my father's study.

It's exactly the same!

"Wow!" Toosaka Sakura pointed at the book in front of her with her little hand, looking very excited.

"It's very similar!"

“Dad’s book is very similar to this!”

"..."

After hearing this, Vivian seemed to make some kind of judgment.

I saw her muttering softly.

"Magic from over a hundred years ago?"

"Why would you let a child see something like this?"

"But...it's not something amazing."

Vivian's mumbling was seen by Sakura Toosaka.

She was a little worried that her "stupidity" had offended the teacher, so she asked in a low voice.

"that……"

"Teacher Vivian, shouldn't I be able to understand it?"

Realizing that her words made Tousaka Sakura a little worried, Vivian quickly smiled and shook her head.

"No, there is nothing like that."

"It's normal for you to not understand what's on it at your age."

"After all, if you can understand it... you'll probably be as good as the guy called Orange before."

"but--"

Vivian's eyes fell on the book in Tousaka Sakura's hand.