Klee was technically of the elf race.
After learning magic, the Honkai energy within her body increased.
Her Vision had now become little more than a decorative item—a compact storage tool.
Her racial talents granted her extraordinary potential in magic. As a result, after just over a month of training with the One-Eyed Princess, Klee had already mastered several forms of magic—all of them explosion-related.
The One-Eyed Princess was a bit speechless at how obsessed Klee was with explosions. She never expected the girl to be so fond of such destructive spells.
Still, since Klee liked it, she taught her anyway. If she wanted to learn, then so be it.
And with Klee's terrifying talent, she picked everything up quickly. Even if she hadn't, she could've just gone to Suzuna for an adventurer's card and used skill points to learn the magic.
But Klee didn't need that. Everything the One-Eyed Princess taught—Klee could learn it just fine.
Thanks to this, Klee had become extremely powerful. Even stronger than most students in the academy.
And that was only after a month.
Takumi's arrival quickly drew everyone's attention.
"Takumi-oniichan!"
Yaoyao was the first to notice him and hurried over to greet him, visibly delighted to see him again.
Hearing her, the other girls also reacted.
"Takumi-oniichan, you're back?"
Klee lit up with joy and immediately ran over.
All the girls ran up to Takumi and hugged him tightly.
With a beaming face, Klee said:
"Takumi-oniichan, I've learned so much magic! I even mastered Explosion Magic!!"
She chirped away excitedly, seeking praise like a child showing off a report card.
Takumi smiled warmly.
"That's amazing~ Klee, you're awesome!"
He patted her head in encouragement.
Klee giggled happily.
"It's all thanks to Master! Master Onee-chan is incredible! She taught me tons of magic! And she's going to teach me how to make even stronger magic bombs! Now I don't need to catch lizards anymore!"
She looked genuinely relieved about that.
No one had been keeping an eye on her for the past month, and she had been overjoyed.
Each day, she ran off to train magic with the One-Eyed Princess.
Lisa, her temporary guardian, fully approved.
Since Jean hadn't come, Lisa had been entrusted with supervising Klee.
But since the whole point was for Klee to study here, and her focus was now magic, Lisa naturally agreed.
Even better—she didn't have to chase Klee around.
In just one month, Klee had learned tons of magic under the One-Eyed Princess's tutelage and had grown considerably stronger—all while no one supervised her.
If she wanted to blow up fish, she could blow up fish.
She couldn't be happier.
The One-Eyed Princess had even promised to teach her how to craft stronger bombs.
That promise alone had Klee bouncing with joy.
Seeing Klee like this, Takumi couldn't help but speak up:
"Even if you've learned these spells, you can't just use them whenever you want, okay? Remember your survival rules? They apply here too. If you hurt someone, the Mechanoids will come and arrest you."
He patted her head again.
Klee quickly nodded.
"I know, I know! Klee can't break the law! If I do, Shubi-oneechan will come arrest me! Last time, when Shubi suddenly appeared, Klee was so scared!"
She shivered at the memory.
Takumi blinked in surprise.
"You've met Shubi?"
So Shubi had already warned her?
That was unexpected.
"I know, I know! It was because Klee misused her magic, and Shubi-oneechan suddenly appeared and tried to arrest her. Luckily, Sensei came in time. Otherwise, Klee would've been taken away."
Fran raised her hand and explained what had happened.
Takumi laughed after hearing the full story.
So that's what happened?
He had thought it was something worse.
Still, that incident probably taught Klee a lesson. She'd think twice before recklessly casting spells again.
If left unsupervised, this girl could definitely cause major disasters.
"Takumi-oniichan, there's a race called the Forest Elves who want me to learn magic with them. Can I go?"
Klee asked hesitantly.
The Forest Elves wanted to teach her too?
Might as well ask Takumi first.
Hearing the name, Takumi was a bit surprised.
They must've seen her pointy ears and assumed she was one of them.
Forest Elves from another world—makes sense.
He chuckled at the thought.
"If they want to teach you, then go ahead. Your master shouldn't mind, right?"
He turned to the One-Eyed Princess.
She huffed coldly.
"What would she learn from them? Everything they know, I know. I can teach her myself. No need for Klee to go over there."
She was very fond of Klee.
As for the Forest Elves? She'd already mastered their magic long ago.
Letting Klee learn from them was pointless.
She could handle it herself.
Takumi chuckled.
"Alright then. You're her teacher now. You decide how to guide her."
If the One-Eyed Princess wasn't keen on it, Takumi wouldn't push the matter.
She clearly liked Klee a lot—otherwise she wouldn't react that way.
Why bother with the Forest Elves when she could do the teaching herself?
Though she was clearly a tsundere—there was no way she'd ever admit any of this aloud.
"Okay!"
Klee didn't press further.
If she kept asking, her teacher might get upset.
Takumi then checked on the other girls' progress.
Under the One-Eyed Princess and the others' instruction, their magic studies were coming along nicely.
If he told anyone how quickly they'd progressed, they wouldn't believe him.
In such a short time, these girls had mastered incredibly powerful spells.
Their talent was just off the charts.
Even Qiqi was making progress.
She was currently learning various Taoist techniques.