His gaze darkening, Mu Di Bai corrected Di Tou, "Presence and aura, not posture. It's two different things. Posture can be perceived differently, aura cannot. One's aura is what defines them."
His right eye twitching, Di Tou nodded to show that he understood, although in his heart, he naturally did not understand. Posture, aura? Wasn't it all fancy ways for saying how one came off to others?
Sighing, Mu Di Bai continued to answer, "As for whether cleaning is more important than one's aura, perhaps it might seem so, but it isn't the case. After all, do you really think in a place like the Academy there isn't a formation to take the role of sanitation and cleanliness? If that wasn't the case, how many janitors do you think the Academy would have to hire? What a troublesome thing to even think about. It's just about doubtless that given a year or two, no matter how well the Academy is run that it'll become a mire filled with filth."
