I don't want to be an elf!

"Nervous? Huh? I'm not nervous at all!"

Feeling provoked by Miku Izayoi, Irene puffed out her chest, unwilling to back down, and raised her voice suddenly: "They're just a bunch of little girls from an ivory tower. It's already merciful of me not to beat them up. Why should I be nervous because of them?"

“Give me a beating… Do you think this place is a prison?” Miku Izayoi said helplessly. “You can’t gain status in this academy through violence. Don’t cause me any trouble.”

"Ugh, this is so troublesome..."

Irene tugged at her collar, which seemed to be suffocating her, and exhaled a deep breath.

Actually, the reason for feeling anxious is not the discomfort of the school uniform, nor the fear of not getting along with other students.

Rather, it was the unease caused by the drastic change in the school environment.

Compared to the chaotic school atmosphere of Lewoff Black Academy, where most of the students are thugs, Quinnway Children's Academy is the other extreme.

To outsiders, this place is a paradise where beautiful girls from all over the world gather, a symbol of youth and beauty, and an Eden of purity and hope.

Even someone like Irene knows how good the reputation of Quinvian Girls' Academy is and how high the quality of its students is.

Stepping formally into the school and feeling the atmosphere around her, she experienced the meaning of the word "out of place" for the first time.

It's like the ugly duckling getting mixed up with the swans.

Soon after, the two entered the teaching building and arrived at the class they had been assigned to.

Hearing the conversation coming from the classroom, Irene nervously swallowed, and the fearless girl suddenly felt a pang of reluctance.

"Or maybe we should just forget it," she said slowly, grinning. "I've never formally attended a class in my life, and I'm not comfortable in this kind of setting. I'll just go back to my dorm and wait for you."

"What are you talking about? Half of the reason I came to school today was to keep you company, and the other half was because Priscilla asked me to come with you." Miku Izayoi gave her a strange look. "If you go back, why would I go to class alone?"

"This……"

"It's just going to school. Didn't you go to Rewolf Black Academy?"

“No, when I was still there, I was either locked in solitary confinement or working for Diluc. How could I have time to go to class?” Irene said. “Besides, none of the students at Rewolf Black Academy wanted to study. Almost all of them enrolled to participate in the Star Dance Festival. Not to mention classes, there weren’t many teachers who taught on time.”

Even without formal education, members of the Star Pulse Generation are highly sought-after talents by various organizations once they return to their respective countries.

After all, even when it comes to manual labor, the Star Pulse Generation can carry several times more than others in one go.

Given that there is no shortage of job opportunities, most Star Pulse Generation members have abandoned traditional studies and instead focused their attention and energy on participating in the Star Dance Festival.

While academies like Seidoukan, Kairyu, and St. Galedovus still retain a minimum number of basic courses, they are not highly valued, not to mention the Rewolf Black, which is full of thugs and hooligans.

However, among the six academies, the Quincy Children's Academy is an anomaly.

Because only the students of this academy do not focus on the Star Dance Festival.

Upholding the belief of cultivating high-quality idols, the idols who graduate from the Kyuenwei Children's Academy are not only experienced in singing and dancing, but also well-rounded in moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic and labor education.

The basic teaching is naturally set according to international standards.

For Irene, who had barely received any formal education, there couldn't have been worse news.

After a young age, the Urses sisters lost their opportunity to go to school due to the war in their hometown. They were sold by their parents to a research institution, and then Diluc bought them.

During the five years that Priscilla worked for Irene and Diluc, the diligent Priscilla picked up her studies again. In a place like the Lev Black Academy, she made up for her elementary and middle school knowledge through self-study and reached the level of a normal high school student.

Irene, on the other hand, didn't have that much time and energy. With her mind focused on getting money to redeem herself, she couldn't even handle high school courses, let alone solve a linear equation in two variables.

Seeing the slightly embarrassed look on Irene's face, Miku Izayoi finally understood why she had acted so strangely along the way.

"Anyway, your only purpose in making me transfer schools is to win the Star Dance Festival championship, right? Once I win the championship for you, there's no point in me staying here." Irene rarely used her brain to analyze things. "Then I might as well go do some rehabilitation training and improve my strength before the Star Dance Festival starts."

"That makes sense."

"Then I can go?"

"No."

"Eh? Why?"

“Priscilla asked me to watch you go to class, and I don’t want to go back and see that child looking disappointed,” Miku Izayoi said helplessly. “After finding out that you’re no longer working for Diluc, she’s really looking forward to you going to school like a normal person.”

"Ugh......"

Irene sighed deeply.

As a devoted sister-lover, the last thing she wants to see is disappoint her younger sister.

Hearing what Miku Yoshimi said, she had no choice but to give up the idea of ​​skipping school and stood at the door, feeling extremely conflicted.

"no solution anymore."

She rubbed her stiff face, trying to comfort herself.

"Let's just get through each day as it comes."

Chapter Thirty-Six: Partner Declaration

Kui Enwei Children's Academy, Class 2-A.

During class meeting time, the homeroom teacher was summarizing the events that had occurred since the start of the semester and some cases that were mentioned at every class meeting.

Below the podium, a group of distinctive young girls appeared uninterested, clearly not interested in what their homeroom teacher was saying.

"In short, these are the things you need to know in the new semester."

After rambling on for a while, the homeroom teacher finally ended the sleep-inducing speech: "Does anyone have any questions?"

"Yes, yes, yes!"

Seeing that the boring speech was over, it was time for the Q&A session. A girl with a rather boyish temperament couldn't contain herself and immediately raised her hand to speak: "Teacher, I heard that the special student who was personally recruited by the chairman of the board, that girl named Yushou Miku, should have been assigned to our class, but why haven't I seen her come to class even once since the start of the semester?"

These words immediately drew reactions from those around them.

Once the first person spoke up, the other students also started chattering amongst themselves.

"Yes, that's what I heard too!"

"I saw her at the academy a few days ago, but I was too shy to go up and talk to her..."

"If she really gets assigned to Class A, I'll finally have a worthy opponent."

Seeing that his students were ignoring classroom discipline again, the homeroom teacher, feeling exhausted, pulled up a stool and sat down, waiting for them to quiet down on their own, as usual.

These girls, to put it nicely, are all uniquely beautiful young women; to put it bluntly, they are all unruly children with different personalities.

Moreover, most of them are arrogant and disobedient, making them more difficult to obey than climbing to heaven.

Especially when they get excited, like now, they won't listen to anything you say.

Having taught at the Quenwei Children's Academy for several years and taught several classes of students, the homeroom teacher has gradually mastered a teaching method that yields the highest return with the least investment.

That is to go along with the personalities of these idols.

Only after the girls had released their pent-up excitement was the homeroom teacher able to regain control of the situation.

"It's true that Yuxiao was assigned to our class by the chairman," the homeroom teacher said slowly. "However, the chairman gave that child the same privileges as Sylvia, allowing her to arrange her own time freely. If you want to see her, you can either visit her yourself or wait until she's in a good mood and willing to come to class."

No sooner had the words left her mouth than the homeroom teacher received a message from the academic affairs office.

She opened the terminal, looked at the information, and couldn't help but raise an eyebrow in surprise.

"It seems that the princess is in a good mood," the homeroom teacher said to the students. "She will be joining us soon, so don't get too excited. Remember to make a good impression on her."

Upon hearing this, many students in Class A of the second grade became excited.

Most of them are idols, and those who did not enter the idol industry are almost all live streamers, models, or internet celebrities—professions that require them to appear in public.

Studying at the Queenie Children's Academy is not only about ensuring a smooth career path, but also about connecting with equally high-quality peers and expanding your network.

For them, Miku Izayoi, who is currently very popular in the Six-Pointed Star, is obviously a powerful asset.

If they could befriend them, even if it was just by being their close companion, it would be extremely helpful for their future.

Anyone with eyes can see that Miku Izayoi is now on par with Sylvia back then, and her upward momentum is even stronger. It's only a matter of time before she reaches Sylvia's level.

She might even surpass Sylvia.

With such a rising star by their side, the girls would definitely want to get along well with him.

Some people even went around asking what Miku Yosai liked, preparing to give her as a gift to win her favor.

Hearing that the mysterious princess was finally going to make her appearance today, the girls were all energized.

Ten minutes later, there was a knock on the classroom door.

The whispering girls immediately fell silent and looked expectantly toward the door.

"Please come in."

The homeroom teacher opened the front door with a slight smile on her face and invited the people outside in.

Under the intense gaze of the crowd, Miku Izayoi, dressed in the uniform of the Aoi Eunwei Girls' Academy, walked onto the podium.

Although it was just an ordinary school uniform like everyone else's, the aura it exuded was still unique.

She slightly raised her chin and glanced at the students below the stage.

As if inspecting his own servants, he wanted to know if they were qualified to sit in the same classroom as him.

Seeing that all the students were exceptionally beautiful girls, Miku Izayoi's eyes showed a hint of satisfaction.

"Greetings everyone, my name is Miku Izayoi, and I'm very happy to be your classmate."

A charming smile appeared on her lips.

With her head tilted slightly, she exuded a friendly yet playful charm that won the hearts of everyone present.

Even in groups where she doesn't need to deliberately ingratiate herself, she still maintains the highest level of professionalism.

This is a professional-level idol.

Having the opportunity to see Miku Yosuke up close, the students present gained a deeper understanding of why she became so popular in such a short time.

When she arrived, some students who had been eagerly anticipating meeting her couldn't help but stand up from their seats and surround her.

Some fans simply wanted to shake hands and take photos with her, some wanted to build a closer relationship, and some wanted to become part of an idol group with her...

For a moment, the girls asked a barrage of questions.

However, Miku Izayoi showed no impatience whatsoever; on the contrary, she seemed even happier surrounded by beautiful girls.

"My dear sister, I heard you're planning to participate in this year's Phoenix Star Martial Arts Festival?"