"Yes, as long as you know what you're doing!"
Looking at the serious Gannata, Heisenberg nodded, then waved his hand and sent her all the way out of the classroom.
Afterward, Heisenberg picked up the unused lesson plan and followed Gannata outside.
Sure enough, after taking only a few dozen steps, he saw Charles waiting at the corner of the corridor, as students greeted him and walked around him.
Noticing Heisenberg's arrival, Charles waved at him from afar and smiled.
"How did it feel, Professor Heisenberg? My students weren't too enthusiastic, were they?"
"Haha, the kids are wonderful.
Besides, it's been a long time since I interacted with children at such close range. I feel as though their innocence completely cleansed my soul.
You must understand that feeling better than anyone, Charles."
Heisenberg nodded and teased him as he came to stand beside Professor X.
Facing the castle gates, Professor X controlled his wheelchair as he led Heisenberg on a stroll.
As they walked, Charles continued.
"I listened to your class from outside. The children are very interested in you, and I'm glad.
I think that although they're all very obedient, perhaps I really did overlook their psychological needs in the past.
Always having to face two old men like Hank and me—they must get tired of looking at us too, right?"
"Haha, not at all. The children's thirst for knowledge is still very strong.
Especially considering that, in such a unique environment, while facing what makes them different, they can still maintain such an intense desire to learn.
As the headmaster, you've done a wonderful job, Charles!"
While praising him, Heisenberg tossed the lesson plan into his room as they passed by it.
After putting away the lesson plan, Charles changed direction and led Heisenberg onto the lawn outside.