In the following two days, Tilan was essentially accompanied by the Academy's maids, touring around the campus and occasionally sitting in on their classes.
"This is music class, is everyone ready?" Standing on the wooden steps, a teacher—also dressed in a maid outfit—held a baton in one hand and lightly pressed her glasses on the bridge of her nose with the other.
Actually, there was no need for a special announcement that it was music class, except that this time, a black-haired girl was standing in the corner of the classroom, showing keen interest in watching the others. The teacher, fearing she might not understand, gave a brief explanation.
"We're ready," replied the students in the classroom, who were currently divided into two groups by gender: the girls were all wearing black and white maid skirts, while the boys were dressed in suit tails, arranged in an 'A' formation as each held a violin.
