After the couple reached an agreement, they took a single step and arrived directly at the Central Stone House.
At that moment, all eighty-one children from across the city had been gathered there.
After Hou Yi and Chang'e revealed their identities, the Wu People in this massive city warmly welcomed them.
The children's names were also decided one by one. The child in the center, who possessed the bloodline of an Ancestral Witch, was named "Li Tan" by Hou Yi, who then accepted him as a personal disciple.
(Note: Li Tan was Chiyou. "Chiyou" was primarily a derogatory term used by the victors for the defeated! Many thanks to the reader who pointed this out!)
Afterward, the Wu People selected an open area in the city and built a huge stone house to serve as a place where Hou Yi and Chang'e could educate the Wu children.
At first, Hou Yi and Chang'e taught only the eighty-one Wu children who had been born together. Later, the other Wu children in the city also came of their own accord to attend the lessons.
Rather than stopping them, Hou Yi and Chang'e were actually somewhat pleased to see it.
Not only that, Chang'e specifically went to Mount Tai City to find several accomplished Literary Scholars and invited them to assist in educating the Wu children.
In the Underworld, Fengdu was drinking tea with Houtu when he clicked his tongue in wonder. "I never thought the first School would actually be established by these two!"
Houtu, sitting across from him, greatly praised what the two had done and could not help complimenting them. "Hou Yi truly lives up to his reputation as a wise man of the Witch Clan. Chang'e is quite impressive as well!"
Ever since these eighty-one infants were born, Houtu