"P-P-Professor Lily Laplace?" The new students eavesdropping nearby instantly stared wide-eyed.
"Pixie" Professor Lily Laplace might not have been all that famous before the "World Cup." But after the "World Cup," she had likely become one of the most famous Pixies in history.
Twelve-year-old girls were still too innocent to wonder how a Pixie and a human could produce a Gu Huo Bird.
But Pixies were an inherently incredible race. And what did "incredible" mean? It meant doing what humans could not.
Perhaps Lilia could transform into a Gu Huo Bird precisely because her mother was a Pixie?
At that thought, the first-year students immediately felt the secret delight of having stumbled upon juicy gossip, and they began whispering among themselves.
Of course, the one most heavily discussed was the even more famous Dark Demon. "What about Christina?" April Barton asked again. Christina tilted her head in thought, then said, "I'm Dad's daughter too."
"You too?" April was utterly stunned!
Christina nodded stiffly. Then, imitating Lilia, she added, "Dad is Dark Demon, and Mom is Perbali."
"Perbali? Who's Perbali?" Shalin stopped pretending altogether. The girls around them had never heard of Perbali either, and the gossip bubbling inside them was already churning wildly.
Christina was an honest child, after all, and had not yet learned how to lie. She pointed at the space between her brows and said in an exceptionally sincere tone, "The Three-Eyed Goddess."
The moment she finished speaking, that entire area fell completely silent.
Question: How could a fifteen-year-old human boy have a daughter who looked twelve?
Answer: If the mother was a Pixie, then anything was possible, right?
Another answer: If she was a goddess's daughter, then she merely looked twelve.
Christina really did only look twelve.
Although the noble girls retained a certain innocence