Gandalf?
I seem to recall seeing a portrait of him on the wall of the corridor.
Gapar remembered he was an elderly man in grey robes, looking very kind, with deep eyes as if hiding some great secret, enticing people to get lost in them.
The robe, the big beard, the somewhat worn Magic Wand; all these elements on Gandalf fit the image of a reclusive Magician quite well.
It gives off the impression of a hermit-like figure, like the kind who would appear just in time to save the protagonist from trouble, or when the protagonist is at a loss, he would come over to give guidance.
He's going to be my mentor? That feels pretty good.
But how is he going to teach me?
At the moment the question arose, the Tutor Hat murmured to itself:
[Can't believe it's Gandalf, his stuff is really...for students]
"No matter what difficulty, I can overcome it." Gapar said earnestly, interpreting the unspoken part of the Tutor Hat's sentence as suggesting Gandalf's Magic is difficult to learn.
