Dianpalia's perspective:
Academy
Inside Sieg's classroom
The classroom, which had been fairly quiet, had become lively over a trivial matter.
Tomorrow was the practical magic exam, but neither Sieg nor Lily had come to the academy today.
So the teacher told the students to find a way to notify them.
But who would go had now become a problem.
One girl raised her hand.
"I'll go! Me!"
Another girl glanced at her.
"Eh? Are you even close with Sieg? Why would you go?"
"You haven't said more than a few words to Sieg either!"
"Still more than you have!"
"Only by two sentences!"
"At least I've talked to him!"
"So have I!"
"That time, you just asked to borrow a pen from him, didn't you?"
"That still counts as talking!"
The classroom was noisy, and I eavesdropped on their conversation from the doorway.
Sieg really was popular...
Those girls were all arguing over who would notify Sieg...
At that moment, the teacher pushed up his glasses and said,
"It's fine for you to notify Sieg and Lily, but you must mind your manners, understand? That is the Greyrat household. You must be sufficiently polite when you go there. If you damage the reputation of our academy and class, you'll regret it."
The moment the teacher said that, the few girls who had been arguing fiercely all fell silent.
They must have thought of the Greyrat family's reputation and started feeling intimidated...
Still, a few girls raised their hands and said they had studied etiquette very well.
But after watching them demonstrate their etiquette, the teacher shook his head.
"Forget it. I'll go myself. It won't be good if Lord Rudeus sees you acting so immaturely. He'll question my teaching ability."
"Ehh, Teacher, you're so harsh..."
"Exactly! We're only ten!"
"Teacher