To be honest, back in the day, Yila had been remembered by many ever since he entered the Pure White Tower… How should I put it, his resume was very legendary.
To put it simply… Before Yila entered the Pure White Tower, his first eruption of magical power killed Duke Caligula's youngest son, directly leading to the exile of all his playmates.
Originally, Yila and his playmates were all going to be hanged, but the incident started because Caligula's youngest son was trying to assault the daughter of another minor noble… And the thing happened in the Royal Capital, so the matter was handed over to the Judgement Institute.
In that place, Caligula's influence couldn't do much; his reach didn't extend that far… Perhaps his personal prestige could have worked to have the still-a-child Yila executed.
But Caligula didn't do that… He was a very indifferent person. Since his son had been caught doing something bad and brought shame to the Caligula family, it was normal for him to die.
