Elder Fang slowly read the words inside the letter.
"A special recommendation from the Headmaster?"
He mused.
"A charity work for the academy?"
He got more confused.
"She was picked up by the streets by Bertrand?"
Elder Fang looked disbelievingly at Inna before he recited the words in the letter with a doubtful tone.
"No one taught her magic and I, as a Triple Veteran level magic-user who deeply loves magic, cannot swallow the fact that a potential magic-user does not even know the simplest of magic. So because of my benevolent heart and generosity, I decided to let her in the academy's Magic department."
When Inna heard this, she couldn't help but sneer inside.
What 'benevolent heart'?
What 'generosity'?
What the fuck is he talking about?
The old man practically made her look like a beggar that he picked off the streets!
Elder Fang didn't see the gradual darkening of Inna's expression as he continued to read.
"But although her current aptitude in magic might smother you with disappointment, trust my words when I say that her potential is great. She just needs proper guidance and a teacher."
"And to my dear students in the Magic department..."
Elder Fang decided to make his voice louder so that all the students can hear.
"She may be from the streets but do not underestimate her. Because although her aptitude in Magic is utterly disappointing, her aptitude with fighting people is exceptional. I wish to keep the talented students safe and unharmed in any way as they study in this Academy. So, I hope you listen to my words."
Elder Fang finished reading and he gazed at Inna sadly.
"I see! I see! She was picked up as a charity work for the school!"
One of the brave students exclaimed and hearing his words, the other students giggled and snickered under their breaths.
If only there weren't two elders in front of them, they would've shamelessly laughed hard at her.
Elder Fang smiled mockingly at Inna and seeing this, the students sneered at her as well.
"Knowing the Headmaster's love for Magic, it's understandable how he would suddenly do this."
He then looked at Elder Azai.
"Elder Azai, I understand. Thank you for personally sending this letter."
Elder Azai grunted in reply and looked at Inna.
"You."
Inna raised an eyebrow.
"Come to the Combat department when you settle. Let's spar."
He looked at Inna with a curious gaze.
But Inna wanted to groan in annoyance in reply. She just walked up thousands of steps and when she finished, she ended up standing for hours.
She have had enough of moving around!
All she really wanted to do was to lay down on her bed!
"Elder Azai, I believe there is no need for her to go to the Combat department. After all, she still has multiple obligations to do in the Magic department. Such as settling in her dorm room and having her preliminary class meeting."
Elder Fang said in a polite manner but Elder Azai ignored him.
"Do not make me wait."
He stared at Inna before another bright light flashed and he disappeared.
After he no longer saw Elder Azai, Elder Fang sighed in irritation as he looked at Inna.
The Eldora Academy actually decided to let in such untalented individual!
Originally, he wanted to complain about it to the Headmaster because this will surely taint the glorious reputation of the school!
But since it is the wish of the Headmaster…
Elder Fang tried to hard hide the disdain from his eyes as he summoned a flower and roughly shoved it to her.
"You. You'll be in Lily class."
Inna gingerly took the Lily as she descended down the stairs.
But she failed to see the rest of the students gasp in horror.
Lily Class!
Everyone knew of the famous Lily class!
Back then, when Eldora's popularity was at its peak, there were too many students so they created the Lily class. It was a class opposite of the Rose class.
While the Rose embody all three professions, the Lily embody only sympathy and innocence of the world, or in harsher words, stupidity.
The Lily class was used for those who failed certain subjects or those whose talents and growth were one of the worst among the school. No freshmen were usually sent straight to the Lily class because the freshmen are usually quite talented. But as they study, some students do not perform well, and some become emotionally or mentally unstable, so once any of these happen, the student will be dumped in the Lily class.
Now, that was not the frightening part. The frightening part is the heavy bullying the Lily class receives from the Rose class. Or every other class for that matter.
Some students even suspected that the reason why it's called the "Lily" class was because Lilies were always offered during 'funerals.'
It's like a way of saying that the school didn't care whether they die or not!
With this idea, most of the bullying escalated to the point that almost every year, a student mysteriously dies from that class. And those who didn't die, either became crazy or became slaves to other students.
And for a freshman to be placed into the Lily class, it was the first in the academy's history!
"Wow, you just made a record of the shortest time to achieve being the biggest target of the whole school."
Raghnall muttered under his breath as Inna approached him. But although it was faint, Inna was able to hear him.
She rolled her eyes as she reached him.
"Sorry, we can't all be 'Geniuses' like you."
Raghnall laughed lightly.
"Right, of course. I'm one of a kind indeed. Well then, I look forward to meeting you more often when I bully you."
He wanted to pat her head but Inna stepped away from his annoying hand.
"Bully me? Sorry, I'm afraid I'll end up bullying you instead."
Inna countered back smugly.
"Oh, so you do want to meet me more often?"
Raghnall smirked as he twisted the meaning behind her words.
Inna didn't know how to reply to that so she decided to change topic.
"What's with this Lily class anyways? Why are everyone freaking out?"
"I never heard of it being said before."
"Is it a special class? Like, a hidden super rare class?"
Inna's eyes twinkled.