"Your rule about setting goals is quite good. It does carry a certain degree of pressure, but I don't think that's a problem, so you can continue using it without hesitation."
Torikaze truly found himself appreciating this Head Teacher more and more.
"Keep up the good work. The dean's position will be yours sooner or later."
"If this batch of students graduates with good results, I'll promote you directly to Vice Dean. As for the Head Teacher position, you can find someone to succeed you."
Even Chisato glanced at Torikaze at such a generous reward.
The Head Teacher was even more stunned. "Are you serious?"
Torikaze looked around, then turned back to her. "Do I look like someone who lies?"
"As long as you work hard and do your best to train them, a promotion will certainly be waiting for you."
With that, this Head Teacher had completely become one of Torikaze's people. Whether her family or clan could prosper now rested entirely with him.
"Since the Dean trusts me so much, I certainly won't let you down. Just leave everything at the Academy to me!"
Afterward, Torikaze nodded and had her leave.
Chisato looked at Torikaze with a puzzled expression. "You really know how to slack off, and yet you still make these people submit willingly."
Torikaze laughed. "Aren't I giving them more opportunities? There'll definitely be more and more matters to handle here. I only need to come inspect things regularly. There's no need to keep all the power in my own hands."
Torikaze was not someone who craved power. Having too many matters weighing on him would only leave him exhausted.
"I only hope that next year, they'll send the Academy a batch of higher-quality students instead of stuffing it full of people who are only here