Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1793

"Mr. Darlington heard you're on a mission and allowed us to come over with some important texts taken straight from the library."

As Logan spoke, he passed a hazelwood token to Shannon. "This is also from Mr. Darlington. If you ever need help, you can use this token to request assistance from the Jamborough School or even from the renowned mystical families in the city."

The hazelwood token was a symbol of cooperation among the three major mystic schools in the region. Each mystic school's dean held one.

Despite their territories being divided and their relationships mainly limited to the annual college tournament, there had been an agreement made when the mystic schools were first established.

Whenever there was a matter of significance, the token holder could seek help from the other two schools without conditions.

Of course, Shannon, as a guest lecturer at Jamborough School of Mystic Arts, could have borrowed someone even without this token. But Albern had given it to her just in case.

Shannon understood this was Albern's support and immediately accepted the hazelwood token without hesitation.

Logan then handed Elliot a bag of candy, which was also from Albern but only for Elliot.

Elliot's eyes lit up as he carefully received the bag. He held it tightly, his hands pressing against the candy bag as he smelled the familiar sweet scent through the packaging.

His voice was soft, barely concealing his joy. "Thank you."

Once the gifts were distributed, the group finally began discussing the main issue.

They were far from Jamborough and had only seen a rough outline of the events happening there on the Mystic forum. None of them had anticipated that this matter would involve international relations.

Although Shannon's plan seemed viable, creating such a massive barrier in a month's time made it almost unfeasible.

"I've read most of the ancient manuscripts at school about array formations, but none of them mention the lockdown barrier of Aethria. After all, Aethria's existence likely dates back tens of thousands of years…"

She knew that records about Aethria were scarce, and finding relevant materials would be even more difficult.