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Sage Utar could have reminded Ida of many things. About the difference in their positions, about her being at the bottom of the clan hierarchy, and about the importance of her mission, but he simply sighed.
“Here’s a lesson for you: in any unclear situation, check the bulletin board! It helped me a lot when I was young!” The alchemist smiled encouragingly. “As for the warriors… I released them all. If you meet anyone on the streets, you can ask them for help.”
With that, the conversation between teacher and student came to an end