The Outer God Needs Warmth

That day, after the afternoon class, I parted ways with Victoria.

Victoria was full of energy, determined not to give up on her dream and eager to try various things.

After we separated, she immediately went to the staff room and consulted with the teacher. Then, through that teacher's introduction, she met with a teacher who teaches the Clockwork Knight subject, someone I hadn’t met before.

That teacher, after hearing what Victoria wanted, said she would let her do what she wanted. Both teachers, in true educator fashion, were genuinely supportive of a student striving for their dream, not out of obligation, but because they truly cared.

It's a bit disappointing. Isn’t it too clean for the Royal Academy?

Since it's a school that mostly accepts nobles, shouldn’t the teachers be more about favoritism, or just not doing their job unless it directly concerns them?

But these teachers are sincerely listening to the students’ concerns and giving guidance.

Whether it’s the generosity coming from the school's resources or because Victoria has done something to deserve it, I don’t know, but there are no bad people involved.

Victoria is finding her way remarkably smoothly.

It’s a strange world.

It’s not good to be too nice.@@novelbin@@

From what I know, for society to develop, countless bodies must be left behind. Sacrifices have always existed, and I believe that will never change.

And those abandoned sacrifices will give me warmth.

As time passes and society develops, the number of sacrifices will only increase.

I hope the world is one where the formula I know still holds true.

Ah, of course, this doesn’t mean people are becoming more evil. For every bad person, there’s a good one.