In the span of three days, the entire school seemed transformed, bustling with a festive atmosphere. Many students were even discussing the event. "Luna Starfield, is it always like this when anyone takes their graduation exams?" Finn Lewis asked, somewhat puzzled.
"No, Your Highness, it's only like this when someone from the royal family graduates," Luna Starfield replied succinctly.
"Okay," Finn conceded, now understanding. It didn't surprise him, considering that in any given year, having just a handful of students graduate from the noble academy was quite an achievement.
Finn felt his worldview shatter. Damn it, a concert or some other social gathering, that he could understand—it was a form of entertainment needed by the masses. But could someone tell him since when people gathered to watch an exam? And why were there so many spectators? What, did everyone suddenly have nothing better to do?
