Zheng Qing discovered a problem.
Whether it was Mr. Wu, Professor Yao, Old Garcia who taught Fishman Language, Old Verne from the School Works Committee, or Elder Atar of the temple in Wusa City, all these elderly wizards had an inexplicable habit of speaking in riddles and veering off-topic, leaving others to guess endlessly.
The younger generation of wizards liked to call this phenomenon "the final echoes of old-school wizards," as this cryptic style of communication was once prevalent in the Magical World during the era when Mysticism dominated.
It seemed as though speaking plainly would somehow tarnish certain magic concepts founded on Mysticism principles.
However, with the continuous advancement of modern magical theories, traditional Mysticism viewpoints are gradually fading. Younger wizards prefer fast-paced communication, while only a few older wizards, encumbered by deeply ingrained habits, still cling to shadows of their youth.
