They had a long way to go, but—in the long term, even if things were slow—it'd definitely be worth it. That was what Evelyn firmly believed.
Evelyn went around, going from table to table, in order to guide the kids in their assignments. Every table had similar exercises, and therefore similar levels.
Some were already doing addition to two-digit numbers, while some were still in the single digits. One of these tables comprised of the newly arrived aborigine kids. That was to say, the children that entered Alterra during and after the Heat Wave.
On one table, there was 10-year-old Fonfon and another 10-year-old Shishi. They were also pouring their hearts onto the confusing piece of paper, trying to decipher it.
However, their parents were clear: They had to work hard to be as good as others. So they were focused and didn't dare show any impatience, which Evelyn appreciated.
