Because her circumstances were special, she did not need to start attending classes immediately. Thus, Xu Zhi spent the entire week at home quickly catching up on the foundational knowledge she had missed.
Besides that, she also applied for a basic "literacy" course for Qi Yanxin. It did not matter that Qi Yanxin had been illiterate in the lower levels—after all, most people there were illiterate—but now that she had come to the upper levels, she could not remain unable to read a single word.
What was more, once Xu Zhi started school, it would not be convenient for Qi Yanxin, an ordinary person, to wander around the inner campus, nor could she go outside to find something to do. Leaving her idle at home all day would probably make her restless, so she might as well learn something.
Qi Yanxin had no objections to this. She even felt somewhat flattered, because everyone knew that in this world, knowledge was the most precious thing.
Now, not only did she no longer need to work day and night, she could even learn knowledge for free. Naturally, she had no aversion to studying.
Although Xu Zhi had fallen behind on quite a lot of foundational knowledge, she absorbed knowledge extremely quickly. A week was not enough for her to fully master the basics, but she could more or less make sense of the first few subjects on her schedule.
She had also visited the infirmary. They gave her a simple physical examination, then prescribed some new medicine based on her previous medical records, medication, and current recovery.
Xu Zhi's guess had been correct. The Light Institute no longer intended to probe too deeply into her affairs, so the infirmary's examination really had only been for the sake of treating her.
Before classes