"If I'd known, I wouldn't have moved all that furniture out back then. I could've just left it for you." Caesar sighed as he looked around the empty Norton Hall.
"I still remember that last night. You were on the second floor directing the movers, insisting on getting everything out in one night," Nono said.
"I remember you sitting on the windowsill looking at the stars, completely ignoring me," Caesar said.
Nono gave a snort and said nothing more.
"I suggested you move in here ages ago. That way you could get away from Fingel, and I wouldn't have to listen to Selma gossip every day." Zero looked around Norton Hall, seemingly quite satisfied, and once again urged Lu Mingfei not to live in the dorms.
"It still feels too empty for two people. I'm used to small rooms," Lu Mingfei said.
"More people could move in."
"I want to! I want to!" Nono hurriedly raised her hand.
Zero nodded and looked at Lu Mingfei, signaling for him to give his answer.
"We've already moved in here," Lu Mingfei said. "Come to think of it, training to fight Norton in Norton Hall feels a little like fate."
"The whole world is one enormous stage." Caesar picked up a broom and a mop from the storeroom. "Time to get to work."
"Actually, I've been waiting for you to snap your fingers and summon a bunch of people to do the work, so the four of us could just drink tea," Lu Mingfei said.
"I'm following your training plan: 'spend time together in everyday life and get used to each other's rhythms.' That's what you said before, isn't it?" Caesar handed over the tools.
The campus was deserted over winter break. Most of Cassell College's students had already left, and only some