"As much as I want to rejoice, I know there must be something you need from me." He said.
"For now, I don't have anything from you." I stood up from my chair and walked around the table. "Also, I am doing this to repay my debt to your father."
"You owed money from him?" Arthur asked, making me chuckle at his statement.
"No. Twenty years ago, I was sent on a difficult mission. We thought we were about to die, but that's where General Luminosity, your father, appeared and saved us." I said, reminiscing the memory of that moment.
Arthur pondered my words for a while before speaking.
"So, when do we start?" He asked.
"In a few months." I replied.
"Why that long? You should've told me this sooner then." He grumbled.
"Because I want you to not put you core at risk. Like I said before, let your Force Core recover for now. Also, if you think that preparing to make a Rune Tree takes a minute or so, you are wrong. It takes at least months for preparations." I said.
"Months? I never heard of this, not even the book described it." He said.
"Of course. The books made it sound easy and smooth, but in reality, it's different. To prepare the first phase, it takes months. It also depends on the Guardian's Rune level." I said and handing him a copy of my journal about Runes.
Arthur opened the journal and was shocked at the topics inside. "Are you sure you're giving this away for free?"
"Why? You don't want it?" I asked.
"Of course I want it!" He quickly answered.
"Good. Now that you know what we are about to do, make sure to avoid straining your Force Core until the day we create your Rune Tree. Are we clear?" I asked.
"Yes, professor!" He said.