Sure enough, the Gypsy witch had no recollection whatsoever of Zheng Qing mentioning "the two moons in last night's sky."
"Two moons? Were there any?!"
Ilena gave the young government-funded student a suspicious look, her delicate brows drawing together. "Why don't I remember there being two moons in the sky last night?"
Zheng Qing sighed softly to himself.
"Maybe I saw it wrong." He adjusted his mood slightly, then answered with a smile. "Or maybe the other moon appeared for too short a time... The moment I saw it, I called Xiao Xiao and the others over to look. But when we raised our heads again, it was already gone."
As he spoke, he finished packing up his books and other belongings.
More than ten minutes had passed since class ended, and most of the students had already left the classroom. The few remaining students were either bent over copying down lecture notes they had missed, copying homework for other subjects, or previewing that afternoon's talisman material.
If the two of them kept chatting in the classroom, it would seem rather inconsiderate to the other students.
Of course, Zheng Qing would never admit that part of the reason was Jiang Yu, who was also in the classroom at the moment, tutoring Li Meng. As the classroom grew emptier, he kept feeling an inexplicable pressure building around him.
So, at his prompting, the two of them left the classroom together and chatted as they walked.
After leaving the teaching building and catching sight of the Experimental Building in the distance, Ilena seemed to remember something and gave a soft cry.
"Ah, right... The Astrology Observatory might have records." The Gypsy witch immediately offered Zheng Qing an excellent suggestion.
The Astrology Observatory was the institution responsible for managing the school's observatories. Together