Out of consideration for his identity, the cram school principal still did not dare refuse.
"Well..."
The principal was just about to say something when Asaba Kotone spoke first. "I know what you're concerned about. As I already said, they bear humans no ill will. Any problem money can solve isn't a problem."
He could not be bothered to say much more. It all came down to money.
As for safety, money could solve that too. With enough money, how hard could it be to hire a Devil Hunter to watch over them?
"Uh..."
The principal had not expected him to be so direct. "Since you've put it that way, Mr. Asaba, there are no other issues."
What worried him was the potential risk of letting Fiends attend lessons here, but if there was enough money to compensate for those risks, it was no longer an issue.
Then Asaba Kotone began explaining the specifics to the principal in preparation for discussing the price.
"Pingcui, Long, Cosmo, and this one whose name we don't know yet. Let's call her Suture."
Asaba Kotone first introduced their names to the principal.
He had come up with Stitch Girl's name on the spot. The English translation of "suture" was "suture," which became "Suqie'er" when transliterated. The original work loved using transliterated English words as names anyway.
"Long, Cosmo, and Suture can't speak, but they understand Chinese, so they'll need a teacher who knows both Chinese and Japanese to teach them Japanese. You can include that directly in the tuition."
Asaba Kotone briefly explained the four girls' situations. "Pingcui only speaks Chinese and doesn't understand Japanese at all, but she's very smart, so there's no need to go out of your way to teach her anything besides Japanese. Oh, the same goes for Cosmo."
Pingcui