"Rest here for now. I still have a class to teach. After it's over, I'll take you back to the family estate."
"If you get bored, feel free to read any of the books here. There's also a small garden outside—you can go play there too."
Elisa pointed at the cabinet beside them, packed full of books, then gestured out the window.
"Okay. I'll wait here for you to come back."
Suika nodded and watched her leave.
Now that she was alone, Suika looked around before picking up a book titled Real Analysis, then another titled Topology. She immediately felt a headache coming on.
She had never expected Swire's good friend to be a mathematics professor.
As a standard arts student, Suika had some talent for linguistics.
And because of that, some of her mathematical talent had been taken away.
As far as mathematics was concerned, she recognized little more than the words on the cover.
Turning even one more page would be disrespecting her own education.
As for the other books, they were basically all related to mathematics. And a university professor's bookshelf naturally had no elementary mathematics books, so after one glance, Suika no longer had the courage to look again.
After looking around, Suika discovered that aside from the letter that had been taken away, the only thing whose entire contents she could understand was a notice lying on the desk in front of her.
Suika picked up the notice and read through it.
The contents were not particularly complicated. The school was preparing to establish a branch campus in Duke Kestrel's territory.
However, they currently lacked teaching staff, so the school had issued a notice allowing teachers interested in going to the branch campus to volunteer.
Those who volunteered for the branch campus could have their