Of course, since it was mainly meant to take in Honkai-infected people, St. Freya Academy was definitely going to be an all-girls school.
After all, there were far too few men who could adapt to Honkai energy. Calling it one in ten thousand would not be an exaggeration.
"..."
Sirin stood beside Himeko. She had not cared much at first, but she could not help glancing at Theresa a few more times. She had not expected that what Theresa had said in the laboratory prison was actually true—she really wanted to help orphans like Sirin and children with Honkai energy within them.
Sirin's impression of Theresa improved somewhat.
"Oh~ You're founding a school? That St. Freya Academy you mentioned last time?"
"Mm, St. Freya Academy!"
Theresa nodded very seriously.
"Then when are you planning to start? To be honest... I have a few... um~ poor girls with Honkai energy here. They're orphans too..."
"Although they're doing fine with me for now, this isn't a long-term solution. If there really were a school like the one you described, that would be wonderful!"
She could not guarantee anything else, but if this St. Freya Academy was still the St. Freya from her memories, then Avrora and the others would definitely find happiness there, along with new classmates and friends.
"I see... As for the academy, I haven't gone to inspect the site myself yet, but from the remote video feed, the location looks quite good. It covers about 68 hectares. I'm planning to use two-thirds of it to build the school. I've already contacted Schicksal regarding the construction work. With Schicksal's construction speed, it should be finished quickly. It ought to be completely done before June, and classes can begin normally then."
After thinking for a moment, Theresa roughly explained things to