Raphael, who regarded Sophie as his possession, his Eternity bride, "."
He almost yelled, "Quack! No! You absolutely can't!"
But he suppressed his grief and gritted his teeth, saying, "Okay."
"No!" Beatrix stood up. "Arthur, no, Basil is mine! How can Hopeless be with Eternity!"
Other students who were watching Basil also protested.
However, Tedros said, "That's Father's prerogative. Besides, Sophie was assigned to the wrong college."
But his voice was drowned out by the noise.
Many others also admired Basil, but did not admit that the evil students in the academy were also joining in the commotion.
But Basil sensed joy in Raphael.
Raphael was indeed very pleased.
Because everyone is on his side.
For a moment, he didn't even want to destroy the school.
But he abandoned these ideas, including retracting policies that had been issued in accordance with public opinion.
Instead, he firmly stated, "We cannot let kind people suffer. Sophie has already had enough bad luck living in that Wutian and awful asylum. I cannot take away her right to be forever and to date forever."
He then smiled slightly, "Besides, that's King Arthur. If I were younger, I would also like to date him."
Goodnight, everyone.
He quickly disappeared into the hall.
Professor Duowei frowned, but she did not doubt the principal.
King Arthur was indeed very charming; who wouldn't want to date him?
The principal did not intentionally incite hatred towards Sophie.
She simply thought that the headmaster, after losing Raphael, was unable to maintain a balance between good and evil and had become a bit stubborn in his old age.
She's just a little worried that Sophie will be bullied in the bad school and end up in Raphael's arms.
So after all the other students left the hall.
She whispered to Lessie beside her, "Could you look after my student Sophie? Tell her not to—"
Professor Laeso shook his red afro. "She's my student! I'll make her tough. Have you forgotten? I was once a reader too, from Gavalden."
Professor Duowei smiled, understanding Lessie's implication.
Over the years, their relationship has actually been more like that of friends, but neither of them is willing to admit it.
She's because of the rule that good and evil cannot coexist. Lessie is arrogant.
Basil now just wants to vomit, recalling the chrysanthemum-like smile Raphael gave before leaving.
Even Beatrix's soft, fragrant little hands couldn't stop him from touching her all over.
This dog breed! It's utterly disgusting!
Although Basil is not King Arthur, how is Raphael's statement any different from saying he wants to date Basil?
Sophie was equally angry. She angrily reposted everything on the public screen, along with a photo of Raphael that she had retrieved from her memory.
However, none of them were surprised that Basil was considered King Arthur.
He previously mentioned that Excalibur resonated with him, possibly because he possessed the Dragon Blood of Red Dragon of Arthur from the Harry world.
Therefore, they care more about Raphael's appearance and sexual orientation.
Madison: "This guy is obviously gay! Haha! Country girl, in the original storyline, you weren't tricked into bed by a gay guy, were you?"
Sophie: "My movie is a teen movie, it's all about kissing. Basil said it. You might be one of those people, coming from Hollywood, you must know the formula of American TV series, right? Frequent sex scenes. Random pairings between men and women."
Madison: "I really regret spending time explaining everything about the modern world to you."
Sophie: "Me too. Okay. The ceremony is over, I'm going to my dorm. What bad luck, wasn't that Raphael just trying to make me a target of hatred?"
Basil: "It's obvious. Apart from that Hook, everyone else is looking at you strangely."
Sophie: "That Son of Captain Hook? Ugh, if he didn't eat shit, I'd be willing to be friends with him."
"What bad luck, now they all seem to want to tear me to pieces."
"Especially that thick-haired black witch to my left. Is she the witch with the dragon tattoo you mentioned when you introduced the plot? I dare say she would kill me if given the chance."
"Fortunately, I'm not like the character in the original story who can't use magic and can only fight hand-to-hand now."
Madison: "Ah! The country girl is going to get bullied?"
With the arrival of Basil, a leader who could also organize club activities, Madison no longer hid his terrible personality.
He started making fun of Sophie without restraint.
Basil: "The people in the evil academy aren't actually that bad. The evil in the fairy tale world is far less cruel than the evil in the real world."
"You guessed right, the witch who can bring her tattoos to life and summon dragons is her. Her name is Hester."
"In the original story, even if you insulted her mother, she didn't do anything to you. Although she said she wanted to kill you, she only wanted to cut your hair out of anger."
Sophie: "You might as well have killed me! And what happened then?"
Basil: "You killed her with your bare hands. After giving her a few hard blows, you grabbed her hair and called her an ugly woman."
Madison: "No wonder you're a country girl, you're so strong. No wonder your mother wanted you to work in the factory, you'd be perfect for it!"
"I'm starting to suspect that Basil is lying to save face for you. You're actually born for the evil academy. Raphael didn't do anything wrong."
Sophie: "That's it? She didn't use magic?"
She ignored Madison's ramblings.
Basil: "Because you don't know magic. But now I'll give you some hints. The dragon Hester summons isn't big, only about the size of an eagle. You can hit it with a frying pan."
"Just treat it like playing cricket?"
"You're very good with a frying pan; that's what you used to teach Agatha a lesson when she threatened to kill her."
"In the original storyline, you also used it to gain the upper hand in the battle against the tattooed dragon."
"Because Hester will be affected by synchronous damage."
"If it weren't for the fact that the tattooed dragon can breathe fire, and you panicked for a moment, you might have won with a frying pan."
(Madison: "You should just give up magic and use the frying pan, Pan Knight.")
"Also, Hester is a true descendant of witches. Her saliva can spark when it hits the Spark. Be careful, she might spit in your face while you're fighting. Be especially careful around your eyes."
Sophie: "Anything else?"
Basil: "That's it. Now, among the students, you're the only one who knows Finger Magic. She's not a reader; she's a native of the Fairy Tale Kingdom and won't awaken any new abilities under the omnipresent power of emotions."
Madison: "This school gives you talent? Holly shit! I called and they said my school only teaches you how to hide your talents in the real world."
Basil: "Actually, this is only true in the early stages. Once Zoe enrolls and Supreme Witch Fiona returns, you'll be able to learn some interesting things."
"Moreover, once the club is fully established, you might be able to come to Sophie's world and awaken a new talent."
Sophie: "Alright, stop being so sour. You don't have a villain like Raphael —the progenitor of magic, the embodiment of evil in fairy tales, and a storyteller with the ability to foresee the future."
"And you have seven talents! Even if I awaken one more talent, it will only be two."
Madison: "Thanks, country girl, you make me feel much better."
Basil hasn't returned to his dormitory yet. He just looked at the dormitory assignment list.
He shared a room with Tedros.
He is now strolling in the garden with Beatrix.
The professor did not stop this.
After the evil was banished, the Hall of Virtue at night no longer had those terrifying mechanisms: the statue of Cupid would turn into a demon, the most beautiful flowers would grow sharp teeth, and the great trees would crave flesh and blood.
He was currently refusing Beatrix's further advances while simultaneously hesitating.
Should he tell Madison that her world wasn't as harmless as Sophie made it out to be?
There is Satan, a high-tech cult that worships Satan and is capable of destroying the world, and the invincible, yet not yet corrupted, son of Satan.
Sophie: "Basil, I just looked at the dormitory assignment list. I'm in room 66. Besides Hester, there are two other girls. Their names are Dotty and Anadir. Do you know anything about them? Judging from the looks in the eyes of these villains around me, I'm worried that more than one of them will come after me later."
Madison: "Dotty, like a puppy's name. The daughter of the female villain in '101 the Spot '?"
Basil: "Anadir, I don't know much about her. She's a very fat black woman. In the movie, her magic is somewhat similar to Madison's telekinesis."
"You don't need to worry about her. She just likes to talk and say bloody and terrifying things."
"And Dotty. You'll be surprised when you see her later."
Madison: "Mr. Granger, I know the answer to this question! Her parents are not simple."
Sophie: "Could you give me a hint?"
Basil: "It's my father, Robert De Reynolds."
Sophie: "Who?"
Madison: "That sounds familiar."
Basil: "Sheriff of Nottingham."
Sophie: "Is he famous?"
Madison: "You should just go work in the factory, little Sophie. Haven't you studied history? You don't even know Robin Hood of Nottingham."
Basil: "Yes, it's Robin Hood. And I'll say it again, you'll be very surprised when you see Dotty."
"Alright, that Professor Duowei has reappeared. She seems to have something to discuss with me."
Madison: "Remember to log on at 9 o'clock to start the club activities."
Sophie: "Then I'll go to my dorm first."
The conversation on the public chat has temporarily ended.
Basil looked at Professor Duowei with embarrassment.
Because Beatrix was too bold, she took off his robe, leaving his upper body naked, with a few red plum blossoms on his fair and firm skin.
But Beatrix continued to be affectionate with him, ignoring Professor Duowei.
Professor Duowei hesitated for a moment, then frowned and said, "Your Majesty, I don't know how things are in Camelot. But if you truly want to find Raphael and destroy him, you must hold fast to one thing. Wait... Blood Magic?"
After her epic upgrade, she noticed something was wrong with Beatrix at close range.
She raised her golden wand. "Expel me! In the name of the Headmaster of the Hall of Virtue, I command you! Leave this girl's body!"
A flash of white light.
A barely perceptible wisp of red gas left Beatrix's body and evaporated.
Beatrix's hazy eyes began to clear.
Her cheeks flushed, and she didn't know what to say.
Finally, unable to resist pressing her cheek against Basil's chest, she quickly lifted her skirt, bent her knees, and made a gesture of politeness as she was about to leave.
"I'm going now. See you tomorrow, Basil."
They hurriedly disappeared into the night.
Basil frowned. "Raphael's methods? He thinks this is related to what I'm trying to uphold?"
Professor Duowei nodded. "Yes, that thing is called purity. The body you created may still be a pure body. The Hall of Virtue has a hidden ironclad rule. Students who engage in sexual intercourse after losing their purity will be expelled from the academy."
"Raphael clearly wanted to expel you from the academy, which amplified Beatrix's desires."
"He doesn't want you to learn Finger Magic. Find him at school and wipe him out completely."
Damn! That's incredibly insidious.
I finally arrived in another world, and now that I'm an adult, I still have to be a virgin?
Raphael, you have found your way to death!
Wait, the club allows consciousness to enter, and the consciousness achieves great harmony with Madison's life, so the body remains pure, right?
Basil appears to be deep in thought.
Professor Duowei genuinely believed Basil was thinking, and after a while she asked, "Your Majesty? Your Majesty? Have you come up with any solutions?"
Basil: "I've got it, a consciousness entity."
Professor Duowei asked in confusion, "What?"
Basil: "I don't think it counts that I said my consciousness is impure."
Professor Duowei laughed, "Of course not. Otherwise His Majesty wouldn't be able to enter the Hall of Virtue."
Basil smiled broadly.
Meanwhile, Sophie had already met up with her roommates.
She discovered that they were all just talking; none of them actually did anything.
So she quickly posted a message on the club's public chat.
Sophie: "Unbelievable, am I really in a horrible academy? How come they're so nice? But Robin Hood's daughter is black. Is this what Basil meant by 'surprise'? That's outrageous!"
Madison: "You should be used to it by now. It's obvious that the movie corresponding to your world, 'School of Good and Evil,' must be a masterpiece of political correctness."
"It's not a big deal that the deans of the House of Good and the House of Evil are Black. After all, according to experts, human civilization originated in Africa. Just like the magic of our Coven comes from Tituba, a Black slave."
"But Robin Hood, the prince of fairy tales, is black. This is just too bizarre. They say it's to respect black people, but I always feel like they're subtly stirring up our resentment towards them. That's very possible. When I found out that they were going to cast a very ugly black person to play the Merpeople, I had an urge to join the KKK."
"To forcibly insert Black characters into white fairy tales, instead of creating a Merpeople that is tailored to their perspective, is not respect, but a more subtle form of discrimination."
"On the other hand..."
"Fairy tales, as well as various written texts from past eras, are products of the past. They may contain common ethical and racial prejudices. These portrayals were wrong then and are wrong today, but if we don't present them to everyone in their most original form just because of this, it's almost equivalent to saying that these prejudices never existed."
"I can admit that I look down on Black people. Many people in our country feel the same way."
"And the Merpeople, if she really was dark-skinned, in that past when prejudice was even stronger, could she still have become a prince's handmaid?"
"Instead of being burned at the stake as a witch?"