"Rosen, can I take a look at your new achievements in advance?"

"I promise, just one glance, and I will never tell anyone except my uncle."

Rosen chuckled.

"Don't worry, Ailan, the Flower Society will be in three days. Besides, I haven't completely perfected it yet. Maybe there are still unforgivable mistakes."

"Well, there are still three full days!"

Ai Lan lamented.

"My uncle has been watching the stars for thirty-three years. He has always wanted to understand the laws governing the movement of moving stars, but he has never been able to see through them."

"If he knew that you had achieved results in a short period of time and calculated it using mathematics, I really don't know how he would feel."

Rosen looked modest: "What I saw may not be correct. Maybe I made a miscalculation."

Lydia sighed: "At least you know how to calculate. I can only guess."

Rosen smiled, took a final sip of milk tea, and then took out his pocket watch and checked the time.

"Ah, it's a bit late, I'll go back first."

After saying that, he stood up, nodded goodbye to all the mages one by one, and then turned around and left.

There were more than twenty mages gathered around the tea table. Everyone said nothing and just watched him leave.

He waited until he could no longer see Rosen's back, then silently withdrew his gaze and left with some reluctance.

At the tea table, the three friends did not speak.

After drinking in silence for a while, Ladiya suddenly spoke.

"The descendants hundreds of years from now may remember this tea party because of Master Rosen."

Ai Lan nodded in agreement and sighed softly.

"My uncle started this tea party just so that he could always listen to the voices of wise men. Over the years, he has indeed heard many words of wisdom and met many wise men."

"But this is the first time I have seen a wise man like Master Rosen."

"I have a hunch that his future magic performance may not be lower than that of the earl."

Master Hawen also sighed deeply.

"I used to feel a sense of intellectual superiority when I saw farmers in the countryside."

"But now, I have a feeling that perhaps in Master Rosen's eyes, there is no discernible difference in intelligence between me and the farmers in the fields."

After hearing this, the three mages fell silent again.

After a long time, Alan shrugged: "This is really frustrating."

"I'm already looking forward to the Flower Academy in three days." Lydia smiled.

"Me too."

Ha Wen picked up the wine glass: "Come, let's learn how to serve flowers!"

I don’t know why, but the next chapter, Chapter 122, has been reviewed due to triggering sensitive words, and I don’t know when it will be released. Chapter V cannot be deleted or withdrawn, it can only wait for review.

Then, I will directly post chapters 123 and 124.
Chapter completed!