Aislin certainly has no idea how conflicted her teacher and senior brother are.
Even though those junior brothers who don't have a good relationship with her have sensed something amiss, she herself remains completely unaware.
After all, in her opinion, everything happening now comes from her genuine intentions.
Aislin truly feels that those guys tagging along at the end are a bit bothersome: A group of outskirts mages who don't respect her or her teacher has no right to delay their journey.
She has completely forgotten that the reason these people are following them is originally due to Ruth's hope.
Do they really want to go to Sia Tower that much?
The enthusiasm to set off doesn't mean they have to rush on their way... instead, the slower they go, the better.
However, as the apparent First Tower Master of the Tower of Dark Enigma, Ruth has to bear the responsibility of paving the way; they are indeed the first batch.
