He still had not finalized it by the time dinner began.
It was not until eight or nine that evening that he finally drew up a timetable.
The schedule was broadly similar to Saint Marian Academy's.
Only, the duration of each class had been reduced from ninety minutes to sixty.
Considering that the tutors needed to commute to work, Dark postponed the morning classes to 8:30.
There would be one class from 8:30 to 9:30 in the morning.
Then another from 10:00 to 11:00.
Those were the only two fixed daily classes, teaching language and arithmetic respectively.
Outside those two subjects, the tutors could arrange their own schedules.
Classes would resume from 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon, then from 3:30 to 4:30.
The two afternoon classes could continue teaching language and arithmetic, or switch to music, board games, painting, calligraphy, magic, or the fundamentals of magitech.
Naturally, there were also combat techniques.
In short, Dark had packed the timetable full.
He did not even spare the weekends!
The next day.
Once all four tutors had arrived, Dark handed them the timetable he had drafted.
Other than Miss Cook raising some questions, the other three tutors had no objections.
Dark could not help asking, "Miss Cook, do you think there's anything that could be improved in this timetable?"
Without hesitation, Miss Cook said, "The break at noon is too long. I heard that your Magic Spirits don't actually need naps, so why not move the first afternoon class up to one o'clock? One class from one to two, another from two-thirty to three-thirty, and one more from four to five. Also, we can arrange two classes in the evening. What do you think?"
Dark: "..."
Dark ultimately did not revise the timetable according to Miss Cook's suggestion.
After