Witch schools followed a schedule of classes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, while Tuesday was reserved for witch social gatherings—a day specifically for clubs, associations, getting acquainted, and socializing.
By comparison, witch schools were a little closer to schools for land-dwellers: classes ran from Monday through Thursday, with Friday through Sunday off.
However, the school Chen Ligu had contacted was a witch and sorceress academy funded by Northern Frontier Pharmaceuticals, with the great witch Kraken serving as its honorary principal. It was South City's finest academy, boasting the most richly stocked library in South City, as well as the most reasonable and experienced faculty. Its schedule followed the witch system: three days of classes.
It could be called an exceptionally good school. In particular, it allowed sorceresses to interact with witches at close range, ensuring that their future social circles would stand a level above those of other sorceresses. There was another advantage: it was close to the Witch Market, making it convenient for witches and sorceresses renting nearby to attend—and it was not far from Jiang Han's home either.
Its name was Southern City Witch United Academy.
Rows of tree-lined avenues carried an understated elegance; amber-glass greenhouses held an air of mystery; tranquil floating parks, each built to accommodate ten people, lay scattered along both sides of the road. Jiang Han wore that off-the-shoulder casual long dress, bare feet slipped into low-heeled strappy shoes, and she fit this place perfectly.
Having just come out of the campus office, she seemed perfectly suited to the campus as well.
"Thirty-five thousand a year. The Witch Association provides a five-thousand subsidy, the Witch Adventurers Association provides a fifteen-thousand subsidy, and our Witch House Outstanding Talent Program will cover the remaining living expenses and tuition—as long as your grades remain between