The two continued along the road, gradually disappearing into the shadows at the end of the corridor, leaving only specks of lamplight scattered across the empty passage.
It was not until they reached the Basic Level that they walked out of Qinsidun City Prison together under the prison guards' watch.
Beyond the layers of fortress-like gray-stone walls, the picturesque Qinsidun City could be seen in the distance.
It was one in the afternoon. The sun hung high in the sky, radiating a gentle warmth. The sky was a pale blue-white, possessing the clean brightness unique to spring in the snowy regions.
Nearly a month had passed since they had last returned to Qinsidun City, but the sense of familiarity and affection enveloped them once more, and their steps grew much lighter.
Apart from the snowstorms along the roads, this snowy region was where they spent the most time resting in Qinsidun City each time, making it the most comfortable place of all.
"I'm starting to think you really are a good principal."
Sid thought for a moment before speaking.
He could teach Xia Ya, a good student, and handle Anielo, a bad student.
"Oh? You do understand me quite well."
Lanchi's eyes lit up.
"Of course."
Sid smiled smugly.
They were now going back to the Lord's Mansion in Qinsidun City to rest for the night. Tomorrow, they would set off southward again for Box Mountain Province, the transportation hub in the northern part of the Protos Empire. Only then could they board the Magic Energy Rail Train and return to the imperial capital, Helrom.
The last time they had been in Qinsidun City, they had stayed at Viscount Levin Kinston's Lord's Mansion. This time, Viscount Qin Shton had once again prepared rooms for them.
The two walked along the