In the Duchy, there were many distinguished pharmacists. However, Eileen immediately realized that the one Glenda was referring to was her.
There was a reason for this. While Glenda enjoyed deepening her own knowledge, she also valued scholarly exchanges with new people. As a result, she had extensive connections with notable figures in the field of pharmacy, and all the prominent pharmacists in the Duchy had established ties with her.
Given that interacting with an authority like Glenda was advantageous, many were eager to connect with her. However, there was one notable exception.
"I sent a letter some time ago but didn't receive a reply. It might not have been delivered properly, so now that I'm here in the Duchy, I plan to visit in person," Glenda explained.
When Eileen first received Glenda's letter in her second-floor study at the inn, she thought it was a mistake. After all, she was not a prominent enough pharmacist to warrant such attention.
