Afterward, little Eula, who had gotten off work early, also began learning how to operate her Vision under the old man's guidance.
Regarding knowledge in this area, the old man actually didn't play a major role in teaching. Back then, the inspiration came from playing around in Dragonspine as the foundation. Her subsequent rapid growth relied on the knowledge of Adeptus arts provided by His Excellency the Geo Archon.
For the use of the Vision, the old man arranged a similar path for little Eula.
First, let her play around with Cryo on her own—play until she felt she couldn't come up with any new tricks or felt she couldn't control it anymore—then slowly train precise control through various methods.
The most important thing was to first find a style that suited her.
Everyone has their own understanding of the elements.
Some are brutal, some gentle, some insidious...
Only the one that suits you is the one that can take you the farthest.
For example, the old man—his Anemo mainly focused on being silent and traceless. Although he still had some all-rounder hexagonal traits, clearly, being the sneaky sixth man was actually his true essence...
As for little Eula...
She was much more goal-oriented in this regard than the old man.
Merely by picking up the greatsword "Snow-Tombed Starsilver," she could subtly draw upon Cryo and let it slowly change along with her sixth sense.
The Lawrence Clan's education was, as always, as all-round as Conan in Hawaii.
So what the old man could teach little Eula was probably only knowledge related to Elemental Mastery.
After little Eula stopped dancing, the old man reached out and tapped her forehead with his finger, opening a shared Elemental Sight.
Anyway, if the elemental foundation could be built solidly first, and she could gain a deeper understanding of the existence of elements, subsequent usage would be much easier.
Unfortunately, even though they got off work early, the extra time wasn't much.
It wasn't long before the old man had to fly to Inazuma City to find little Ayato.
Then he took little Ayato and flew to the Kujou Encampment to meet with the Kamisato Clan's steward and little Sara.
As for why the Kamisato Clan's steward was at little Sara's place...
After all, military authority had just been reclaimed. Although little Sara bore the title of disciple of the Shura Anyakonsen-shou, she was still a child, and her prestige was still a bit lacking. For the sake of higher efficiency, the Kamisato Clan's steward had come to hold down the fort.
Later, once little Sara used her tengu body to openly defeat the troublemakers in the army, and then prepared some subsidies for everyone's families in the military—combining kindness with authority...
Mm, anyway, after His Excellency the Shura Anyakonsen-shou left Inazuma, this Kamisato steward would at least be busy for eight years.
Eight years later, once the children had grown up, he could consider early retirement.
But there was no need to worry too much about whether this steward would work himself to death after the Shura Anyakonsen-shou left.
Because power is structured like a pyramid, the things one has to be busy with are also pyramid-structured.
The first layer is undoubtedly Her Excellency the Raiden Shogun.
The second layer is His Excellency the Shura Anyakonsen-shou.
The third layer is the leaders of the three Commissions.
Below the leaders of the three Commissions, there was no need to say more—there were many things involving and keeping them busy, but a lot of miscellaneous matters could be filtered out, leaving only sorted issues to be submitted upward to the leaders of the three Commissions.
Among them, the things His Excellency the Shura Anyakonsen-shou was busy with were actually the same as what Her Excellency the Raiden Shogun was busy with.
That is, the Shura Anyakonsen-shou would handle them first himself, then let the Shogun decide whether to adopt them or not.
After the old man left, it would probably be the old Kamisato steward handling the Shura Anyakonsen-shou's matters by skipping levels—though even now, he was already skipping levels.
Mm, anyway, once Inazuma stabilized, this steward might not even be as busy as he was now.
After all, Her Excellency the Shogun's learning was steadily improving as well. By then, the Shogun herself would be able to handle quite a few matters.