Theresa hurriedly waved her hands and said apologetically:
"You don't need to think that way... Actually, I should be the one apologizing. As the Principal, I really hoped you could study at St. Freya too, but... your foundation is simply too weak. Even if we arranged for you to enroll, you might not be able to keep up."
Meanwhile.
Seeing her little sister like this.
Yae Sakura felt even more heartbroken. She unconsciously pursed her thin lips, her heart filled with a thousand conflicting emotions.
Last time, I failed to protect Rin and let her fall into those people's hands. They cut the tendons in her hands and feet and sacrificed her to a demon... Could it be that this time, I still can't give her a wonderful youth?
"Actually, if little sister Yae Rin truly wants to enter St. Freya a few years from now..."
Theresa suggested again, "Miss Yae Sakura, why not ask those people from Anti-Entropy to teach little sister Yae Rin the basics? The results might be better. After all, St. Freya doesn't have elementary school teachers... Ah, of course, it would be even better if you could raise little sister Yae Rin's physical fitness above the standard for Valkyrie trainees over the next few years. After all, full-fledged Valkyries... have very, very low requirements when it comes to knowledge."
As she said this, Theresa could not help thinking of her niece—Kiana.
That girl was a textbook example of how full-fledged Valkyries did not need much knowledge.
She failed every exam, then went off to take make-up exams, repeatedly bouncing between frontline Valkyries and logistics Valkyries.
Theresa hesitated again. "If little sister Yae Rin's physical fitness can exceed the passing standard for official Valkyrie trainees... then I think fitting into the group shouldn't be a problem."