As Julia is brushing Sylvia's hair she talks to her about the importance of going to school and reading but Sylvia says that those things aren't necessary because Hugo has knows everything thanks to a book about black magic. She also tells Julia that Hugo was the son of a black magic sorcerer who before dying learned of a way to revive after a thousand years but he had to make sure that his son would take care of the book until his revival so he made hugo hold the book and turned him into stone.
As Julia is brushing Sylvia's hair, she discusses with her the significance of attending school and reading, but Sylvia counters that these are unnecessary because Hugo has acquired all knowledge through a book on black magic. She also shares that Hugo was the son of a black magic sorcerer who, before passing away, discovered a method to revive after a thousand years, but he ensured his son would safeguard the book until his revival by turning him into stone.