Dragon × The Slow-Simmer Scholar
Even reading slow, it reads the deepest learning; a shallow nibble isn't its style.
The Dragon refuses the shallow, and the Slow-Simmer Scholar reads at low heat for years, so when you study you go straight for the deepest, hardest learning and a quick nibble is not your style. You sit at the Last Quarter moon seen through a windowpane, Wenqu the study star above you, sinking into a field most people give up on by week three.
This is your strength. You drop down into a difficult subject and stay there long past where the average reader floats off, and what surfaces has real weight to it. You do not collect facts, you settle into something hard until you actually own it, and that depth shows.
Here is the snag. You stand on ceremony, you look down on the beginner's drills, and with the eye held that high you cannot actually root deep, because deep starts at the boring bottom you keep skipping. You want the masterwork without the dull scales under it. The Night Igniter would get you to drop the airs and start from the basics like anyone else. The hard learning has a beginner's floor and there is no way down that does not pass through it. Run the plain drill you think is beneath you.
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