"Does the School of Magic need to teach other things in addition to teaching magic?" she asked.

"Of course it's necessary. If you only teach magic, the students you teach will be just qualified magicians. You need a group of qualified magicians to serve as official positions. Do you think they can do it?"

“…But, this is the tradition of Toristen.”

"That's right, tradition. Torristen was so revered to this land now because he respected tradition too much. He lost half of his territory and was caught between two powerful countries and survived. This is all thanks to the so-called traditional favors." Gu said: "At least it is not like this in Germania. There, as long as he works hard and is excellent enough, he can become a noble even if he is not a magician."

"That's why you Germania is called a barbaric country."

"Do you want to try the feeling of being invaded by a barbaric country?" Gu rolled his eyes, then pressed him up, approaching Anlietta's face, and said in a pun.

Anlietta should not turn his face: "Please don't joke like this, okay?"

"There is progress. At least it won't be a slap in the face like before." Gu said this, retracting his body back to his original position.

"Even if you really slap over, you can't hit you. The big hero..." Anlietta said awkwardly.

"It's almost the same. Judging the situation is also a skill that a politician should have - so tell Gu, what do we have to do now? Visit? Forget that kind of boring thing. Speaking of which, Gu occasionally went shopping, he saw a very good hotel called Meihuo. How about we go there?"

"No, you know it's not a serious place when you hear the name." Anlietta immediately refused.

"Then forget it. Go alone next time."

“—I don’t allow you to go to that kind of place”

"What are you doing? You are not qualified to be a sect."

"...even if it's for the sake of growing up, I have to watch you, the beast that's been exposed," Anlietta replied.

"Oh, I learned this trick very quickly when I found an excuse. But Yuxi never cared about things like loneliness."

"Forget it, I can't explain it clearly to you." Anlietta sighed: "But today I can see some interesting things."

"Oh? What is it?"

"Second grade students will summon their demons today. You can see many rare monsters at that time."

"So, although Gu doesn't think that those kids can summon anything powerful, I'll go there for now." Gu responded.

Anlietta automatically ignored the contempt in Gu's tone and asked, "After that, you don't seem to be using a demon, right? Can you tell me the reason?"

"There is no special reason. I just didn't want it. I think that thing is very troublesome."

"Don't you want to give it a try? Or do you have no confidence to summon powerful demons?"

"I just said it just felt very troublesome. As for self-confidence, there should be no more confident existence in the whole world than the lonely one."

"Then give it a try."

"You have mastered the skill of misinterpreting semantics well."

"Thank you for the praise. Then as a reward, you can summon the demon and try it."
Chapter completed!