Amida's elegant eyelashes fluttered. Then she burst into laughter and couldn't help giving a thumbs-up. "That's so over-the-top—and so completely overdone! Still, it's exactly the sort of name he'd come up with. Of course he deserves a name like that. It speaks to the breadth of his vision."
Tantai Jing's expression turned a little strange.
"Of course, it also speaks to the breadth of the Enlighteners' vision."
Tantai Jing said, "That's right. So afterward, my junior brother regretted it. He thought 'Wuji' was too much, and 'Academy' sounded too... uh, old-fashioned. He thought it should be called something like the Academy of Specialized Psionic Research and Technology instead."
"That would suit your sect's style even better. It feels much more approachable, and especially progressive. He's someone who'd give everything for that dream." Amida still looked deeply moved and fully in agreement.
Tantai Jing smiled. "Miss, my junior brother isn't here."
"That doesn't matter. Praise doesn't need to be delivered in person, just as progress shouldn't be selective." Amida smiled. "So why did you change it back?"
Tantai Jing said, "Our master thought that names should be left to nature, and everyone could call it whatever they liked. The Enlighteners' guiding principle is to teach everyone without discrimination, and this academy will welcome disciples from across the world. Whether you call it an academy or a college, as long as students come from every social class and every race, that's progress."
Yani smiled. "I praise the idea of letting nature take its course, and I admire teaching everyone without discrimination."
Tantai Jing sensed that there was more to her words, so he changed the subject outright.
"Based on our current measurements of the psionic barrier, this academy can accommodate a maximum of four hundred students and staff. Of course, if we