It's so hard being a hero!

She originally just wanted to secretly practice her magic knowledge from her previous life to prepare for the future and kill some time.

Who knew this body possessed such exceptional magical talent, capable of activating a magic circle with just a wisp of spiritual energy?

"Sofia."

Surro came up to Sophia, squatted down, and looked her in the eye.

"Tell your father the truth, when did you learn magic?"

Sophia shook her head, looking completely innocent.

"No, I just scribbled something."

Surro and Bisis exchanged a glance, both seeing the same worry in each other's eyes.

Sofia has been abnormal since birth.

Not only did she not cry or fuss, but she could also turn the pages of books by herself when she was just a few months old, speak in complete sentences when she was a little over one year old, and start recognizing characters when she was two years old.

They kept comforting themselves by saying that their daughter was just smart, but what happened today can't be explained by intelligence alone.

"Never mind, I'll ask the church pastor to come and take a look tomorrow."

Sulot made a final decision.

Sophia's heart skipped a beat when she heard this.

The last place she wants to deal with right now is the church.

In her previous life, she was a Holy Son of the Papacy, a Hero of the Empire, and knew all the high-ranking officials of the Papacy.

Let's not even talk about the problem of being recognized.

If the Vatican discovers her unusual magical talent, and the news gets back up, and they send people to investigate, there could be trouble.

But what's done is done, and it's beyond his control.

The next day, Sulot invited an old priest from the Papacy branch in Kel City.

He was an old man with gray hair, wearing a white papal robe and a badge of light hanging on his chest.

The old pastor looked kind and gentle, but Sofia got nervous as soon as she saw him.

"Pastor, could you please take a look at my child and see if there's anything wrong with him?"

Surro pushed Sophia forward.

The old pastor smiled and knelt down, taking Sophia's small hand in his.

"Don't be afraid, child, Grandpa is just here to take a look at you."

Sofia forced a naive smile.

The old pastor closed his eyes and began to examine her magical state.

Three seconds later, his eyes snapped open, and his pupils contracted violently.

Ten seconds later, his hands began to tremble.

"Old sir?"

Surott quickly went forward to help him.

"what happened?"

The old pastor pointed at Sophia, his lips trembling for a long time before he finally managed to squeeze out a sentence.

"All, all-elemental affinity."

Sulot was stunned.

Bisis was also stunned.

All-elemental affinity is the rarest and most top-tier type of magical constitution.

People with this constitution have a natural affinity for the seven elements: wind, fire, water, earth, light, darkness, and lightning, and can learn magic of almost all attributes.

But now the problem is even bigger.

A 5-year-old child drew a magic circle without a teacher, blew up his own backyard, and was also discovered to have an affinity for all elements.

These messages combined were enough to draw the attention of the Vatican headquarters.

Sure enough, the first thing the old pastor did after recovering was to send a message to the Vatican.

It has been reported that a 5-year-old girl has been discovered in Kyle City. She possesses an affinity for all elements and exceptionally powerful magic, suggesting a possible extraordinary talent. Headquarters is requested to send someone to confirm this.

Sophia felt a chill run down her spine when she saw the old pastor's excited expression.

The pastor told the family that the Vatican headquarters would be sending a messenger to examine Sofia's condition in the next few days, and that they should wait.

So she lived in constant fear from then on.

Because she knew that since they were sent by the Vatican headquarters, their rank must be quite high.

She just hoped that the person who came was someone she didn't know.

If it's someone you know who comes...

Forget it, it can't be that much of a coincidence, right?

Chapter 3 Reunion with Frey

A few days later, Sophia leaned on the windowsill and watched Surott working in the yard, filling in the crater she had blown up.

"Sophia, stop lying there and come change your clothes."

Bisis's voice came from behind.

Sophia turned her head and saw her mother picking out clothes for her.

"Mom, it's just one person coming, is it really that big of a deal? Also, can I not wear women's clothes?"

She still felt resistant to wearing women's clothing because she hadn't accepted the fact that she had become a woman.

"You can dress however you like at other times, but not this time. The people coming this time are from the Vatican headquarters, so you need to dress presentably."

Sophia thought for a moment, then sighed and randomly pointed to a white dress.

Bisis nodded in satisfaction.

Sophia looked at herself in the mirror; her short silver hair, accentuated by her white dress, made her look like a little angel.

But she was really ashamed.

After changing their clothes, the whole family waited at the door.

After waiting for about half an hour, a luxurious carriage came from the end of the road.

The carriage was engraved with the symbols of the Papacy and the Empire, and it was pulled by two unicorn subspecies.

Sophia could tell from the grand entrance that the people who came were no ordinary people.

Who is it?

Soon the carriage stopped in front of them, and a person stepped out.

The moment Sophia saw the other person, time seemed to stand still, and her expression froze.

The woman who stepped out of the car was a noblewoman with long, wine-red hair and amber eyes.

More importantly, she knew him and was very familiar with him.

"What a coincidence! It's Frey!"

Sofia is going crazy.

Because the person who came was her lover from her past life, the vice-commander of the Dawn Knights, an imperial holy mage, and Frey, who had an affinity for all elements.

Sophia was so excited that she almost called out the name.

However, she held back.

Because she is no longer the Su Lan she once was, and Frey doesn't seem to be the same Frey she used to be either.

In her memory, Frey should have been a sunny and cheerful girl.

But the woman before him, Frey, was mature and dignified, with no expression on her face and eyes as still as a pool of water.

She has changed so much.

"It's Lady Frey? Lady Frey, it's been so long! Do you still remember us?"

Bisis and Sulot were very excited to see Frey, and they quickly bowed to her.

Frey was also somewhat surprised.

"I never imagined that the girl who is all-elementally compatible is actually your daughter. What a coincidence!"

Frey recognized the two of them, and then her gaze fell on Sofia.

But when their eyes met, she felt a sense of familiarity for some reason.

But she hadn't thought much about it yet.

"Little girl, give me your hand."

Sophia hesitated for a moment, then tremblingly extended her hand, but dared not meet the other person's gaze.

Frey gently grasped Sophia's wrist, then channeled magic into Sophia's body, closing her eyes to feel it.

After a while.

"As expected, he has an affinity for all elements, no doubt about it."

Frey quickly confirmed the result, but still didn't seem particularly excited or happy.

She casually took out a special document from her magical storage item.

"This is a joint order from the Empire and the Holy See. From now on, Sophia will become a key talent cultivated by the Empire and the Holy See. I will be responsible for her early education for one year."

"Huh, a year?"

The Bisis couple were surprised; they had not expected the Empire and the Papacy to value Sophia so highly.

"Lady Frey, are you planning to stay in Kyle City for a year?"