But was that truly the case? It seemed Morrigan had started to realize what was up, especially with the young woman frequently visiting the tomb of the ancient mage whose magic she had obtained. After her return the first time Esperia had discovered that in the depths of the tomb there was an undiscovered library, no doubt belonging to the man himself, but the topic Esperia had been searching information on was something which piqued Morrigan's interest: "Longevity?" she asked with a hint of fascinating in her tone
"Mhmm, I just been thinking... Even if we get the chance to gain a lot of power and learn all sorts of things, it doesn't change the fact that I'm a human being."
Esperia paused for a moment as she picked up a tome from the shelf and took a seat on the arcane platform she had conjured earlier. "As a human I'm limited, meaning I have to make every day the most out of it, but then again there are others who live longer... Take for example elves, what causes them to live longer?"
Was it simply a biological function of their species? If so, was there a way for her to learn about how to obtain that power as her own? Surely there must had been like a spell, or some sort of invention a mage had thought of in the past that would allow them to continue their research, right?