If he could invent something like a "homework-grading machine," it should sell like hotcakes.
The thought involuntarily flashed through Dark's mind.
"Dimon, what is it?" Professor Sylph looked up at the future duke, as elegant as ever today, and asked.
Dark locked the door, then carried over a stool and sat down in front of the desk.
Only then did he say to Professor Sylph, "Professor, I'd like to learn some stories about Ophelia Brad from you."
"Ophelia Brad?"
Professor Sylph set down her pen, her gaze drifting into the distance as if she were reminiscing.
"It's been a long time since anyone mentioned her in front of me. What made you want to investigate her?"
She went straight to 'investigate'?
Dark's thoughts stirred slightly as he said, "It's like this. After last night's astronomy class, there was no need to hide this information from Professor Sylph."
Dark then recounted everything that had happened in last night's astronomy class.
Professor Sylph could not help frowning. "So something like that happened? Medea didn't come report it at all? Did you reveal any information about Vlad the Vampire to her?"
Dark shook his head slightly. "The name Vlad the Vampire has already spread around. But we didn't mention any information about it."
Professor Sylph pondered, "There has been no movement from the seal on the secret passage either. It still hasn't acted. I just don't know whether it has no interest in Vlad or is simply being overly cautious."
Dark turned the conversation back. "Professor, let's talk about the Blood Princess instead."
"Blood Princess really is such a straightforward title."
Professor Sylph sighed softly, a trace of regret appearing on her face.
"Ophelia Brad was a very gentle, very kind child. Unfortunately, fate does not favor you just because you are a