Let's start over, Your Majesty.

Chapter 189 I met Grandma

"What is it, Caesar?"

Ita walked briskly to the balcony, pounced on him from behind, hugged his neck, and said with a grin.

After that night, Ita became noticeably more unrestrained, and Xiaolong seemed to have gained some kind of self-awareness.

"Stop fooling around, I'm talking to you about serious matters." Caesar patted her arm.

Noticing Caesar's serious tone, Ita also became serious, let go of him, and obediently sat down in the chair next to him.

"How many capable people does the family have in the academy right now?" Caesar asked.

“About ten, that’s the number of guards the school board has specially granted me. They can move around me, and they can also take some of my orders,” Ita said.

To maintain a proper academic environment, Saint Yaro Academy does not allow unauthorized personnel to enter. However, as an important person, Ita is entitled to certain privileges, and as a princess, Sia is also entitled to special guard privileges.

Caesar nodded.
"Send a few men to the Garden of Water and report back if they find anyone behaving suspiciously," Caesar said.

“Abnormal behavior? What kind of behavior qualifies as abnormal behavior?” Ita asked.

"Don't worry, just send them over. If I'm not mistaken, the anomaly will be obvious at a glance, and once it's discovered, they'll definitely notice it," Caesar said.

“Oh,” Ita nodded.

"So, why did you do that?"

Caesar gestured for him to be quiet, then leaned closer to Ita.

"Now, listen carefully to what I have to say."

The Scroll of the Phantom Sea mentions that its sibling containment object, [Fantasy Customization], exists within the academy, and signs of activity today are particularly evident, indicating that it will definitely take action today.

If nothing unexpected happens, Fantasy Customization will likely end up like Fantasy Sea Documents, tricking people into using it, and most of them will be students.
According to the information currently available, Fantasy Customization, as its name suggests, possesses the ability to transform fantasy into reality. However, this transformation is subject to certain conditions and must adhere to certain rules.

Fantasy Custom is highly intelligent and adept at hiding itself. Although the Ocean Scroll can find its approximate location through its aura, it can only find the approximate location and cannot pinpoint it precisely. To lure it out, one can only rely on its own "rules" and a few tricks.

Yumilia looked at the two children huddled together on the balcony and couldn't help but smile.

"These two kids have such a good relationship," she said, stroking her face with a smile.

The remaining three classes in the morning were also completed under the watchful eyes of the parents. The first two classes went smoothly, but when it came to the third class, physical education, they had a tennis match in the stadium. The parents were the spectators, but Yumilia cheered him on from the stands the whole time, like a cheerleader. Even his opponent looked at him with a smile.

Although Yumilia seemed less tense after a morning, her condition hadn't improved much for him.

At noon, students ate lunch with their families in the cafeteria.

The school cafeteria meals are all booked for the entire semester, and the meal fee is paid in one lump sum. However, on this holiday, the school also provides free lunch.

This was Caesar's first time eating in the canteen. In the past, he always ate the lunch boxes prepared for him by Yumilia, and at most, he would come over and have someone heat them up for him.

There's a good variety, but overall it's mainly based on Finn's cuisine.

Yumilia stood in front of the counter for a long time, finally ordering a mushroom soup and a small fruit salad.

“It doesn’t taste very good,” Yumilia said, taking a small sip of the soup.

“It certainly can’t compare to what we make ourselves,” Caesar said.

After all, you have to prepare food for thousands of people every day, and even the best chef will have to compromise on the taste.

After tasting the school cafeteria food, Yumilia felt quite proud knowing that Caesar could enjoy her delicious cooking every day. After noon, students could stroll around the academy with their parents before heading to the auditorium to prepare for the afternoon's activities.

The auditorium is not the one used for the previous opening ceremony; it is larger and serves as the central auditorium of the college, capable of accommodating all faculty and students for events.

The lawn in front of the auditorium is now fully decorated, and the parents are chatting among themselves.

Not long after arriving, Yumilia tugged at Caesar's sleeve.

"Caesar, um, I have something to attend to, I'll be leaving for a bit."

Caesar understood: "Oh, you need to use the toilet? It's over there. Do you want me to take you there?"

"No need! I'm not a child anymore!"

Yumilia said sullenly, and hurried away.

Caesar watched her retreating figure, let out a long sigh, calmed his mind, and gazed at the dark cloud on the horizon.

"It's about time to begin."

"I should have known better than to drink so much juice."

Yumilia muttered to herself as she wiped her hands and walked out of the bathroom.

As I turned the corner, I bumped into someone coming from the opposite direction.

"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry," she said hurriedly, covering her head.

"No, it's nothing. Oh, who are you?"

Yumilia looked up and found that the person opposite her was actually Princess Sia Reentandin.

She was slightly taken aback, and immediately thought of the conflict between Caesar and her when school started, and her expression froze.

Sia also discovered that the other person was Caesar's family member, the young elf. Given her relationship with Caesar, she didn't know what to say to her at this moment.

"Um..." She was about to speak when she suddenly saw the other person place their hands in front of them, bow at a ninety-degree angle, and then say:

"I'm so sorry about what happened last time! As Caesar's elder, I couldn't apologize to you in person back then. I'm so sorry!"

"No, you don't need to be so polite," Xia said quickly, noticing that many people around them had already noticed them.

“You don’t need to do that. That happened several months ago, and Caesar apologized to me properly that time. If I keep bringing it up, it would be petty of me,” Xia said, waving her hand.

“Yes, that’s true,” Yumilia said with a look of shame. “Your mother, Lady Manslivy, said the same thing back then. Your whole family are generous and kind people.”

"Heh, heh heh." Xia forced a smile.

"By the way, did Caesar bully you again later?" Yumilia asked worriedly.

"No, that's not true, don't worry," Xia said.

"Really? That's good." Yumilia breathed a sigh of relief.
"If he continues to bully you, just tell me, and I will definitely teach him a lesson!" she said earnestly, clenching her fists.

"Yes, yes, I will," Xia said with a forced smile, her lips twitching slightly, but in her heart she was thinking:

How could I dare say that?

(End of this chapter)