Tasia once again stepped into a completely unfamiliar school.

The only difference is—

This was a prestigious university that she had almost only heard of in legends.

...I hope I won't transfer schools again this time?

She sighed silently to herself.

Even now, wearing the expensive uniform and boots custom-made by the academy and walking on the smooth stone path carefully paved by the academy, I still feel a sense of unreality and unease.

The events of that day still occasionally come to mind.

"You are Tasia Louis?"

That day was no different from any other. She finished her homework and returned to the small street-front bakery that her mother had temporarily rented in the capital.

However, besides his mother, a middle-aged man in a red robe was waiting for him in the bakery.

She noticed that his robes were embroidered with ornate patterns, appearing both understated and luxurious.

"Would you like to receive a magical education at Qingxi Academy?" he asked.

At that time, Tasia did not understand what those words meant to her; she just looked at her mother standing to the side in confusion.

Noticing her gaze, the middle-aged man spoke:

"If you can graduate from there, your future will be bright."

"...Your family's living conditions will also fundamentally improve, and you will no longer need to worry about temporary difficulties."

Upon hearing his words, Tasia made a decision in an instant.

"it is good."

Later, she learned from others that her light magic was a very rare talent that had earned her the appreciation of important figures.

That man was none other than Patriarch Willard, the highest-ranking church official stationed in the capital.

……

In any case, I must graduate from here successfully.

Tasia secretly encouraged herself.

"Dear students, would you be interested in learning more about the student council?"

Suddenly, a loud noise came from ahead.

"Our student union is currently recruiting new members. If you want to develop your abilities, joining our student union is a great option."

Two people wearing second-year uniforms were handing out flyers to passing freshmen.

However, many freshmen, after hearing their words, would even avoid them from a distance, preferring to take another route rather than get close.

Tasia also saw a tall, strong student swagger past them and deliberately bump into one of the boys.

"……you!"

"What do you mean, 'what are you doing'? Can't you watch where you're going?!"

The boy who bumped into the person spoke harshly, staring at the person he had bumped into with a contemptuous and hateful look.

It's as if the other person is the one who made a mistake.

Under that murderous gaze, the boy who had been pushed aside flinched and looked away.

Seeing the student council members back down, the tall, strong student scoffed and turned to leave.

Only after the man had walked away did the other companion, who had witnessed everything, dare to voice his dissatisfaction.

"The Lily Society has really gone too far!"

"Forget it, don't say anymore."

The boy who had just been bumped gently tugged at him, signaling him to continue what he was doing.

"Any students interested in joining the student council? We have great benefits and perks!"

The two put on smiles again and handed out flyers to passing students.

Tasia didn't understand her own emotions, so instead of going around her, she walked straight past.

Sure enough, the two men's eyes lit up, and they enthusiastically handed her the flyer.

"Are you interested in student council?"

Tasia lowered her head and looked at the paper in her hand.

It reads: "[An ordinary organization dedicated to serving every student on campus.]"

Seeing that she didn't speak, the two said, "If you're interested, you can visit our student council offices first. The address is attached to the flyer."

After giving a brief introduction, they quickly and enthusiastically went to attract other passing students.

Tasia glanced at the two people's backs, then at the flyer in her hand.

"This seems like a perfect place for me."

With that in mind, she went to the fifth floor of the expansion building according to the address given above.

The student council's activity room is located here.

Along the way, she saw many club classrooms that were decorated extremely beautifully, and some clubs even had their awards framed on the exterior walls.

Just passing by the corridor, you can feel an overwhelming sense of oppression, making it difficult to even breathe.

Fortunately, the student council's activity room is not like that.

Coming up from here, I discovered that each floor of the extension building has a sky bridge connecting it to the teaching building a few dozen meters away. It looks like this side is an extension of the teaching building.

The student council is located in the area closest to the sky bridge.

The door was open.

Tasia stood hesitantly at the door, knocked on the doorframe, but did not go in.

Is anyone there?

An excited response came from inside: "Yes!"

Then, a girl who seemed a bit eccentric immediately rushed out and grabbed her hand without saying a word.

"You must be a freshman who wants to join the student council, right? That's right!"

She looked at me expectantly.

Under her piercing gaze, Tasia was unsure how to respond. "Uh..."

"Don't stand outside, come in and sit down!"

The senior's ribbon was different from mine; she must be an upperclassman.

However, her fawning attitude completely lacked the dignity of a senior student.

She moved a chair to the conference table in the center of the activity room, and before inviting herself to sit down, she even wiped off any dust that wasn't actually there.

"The other members have all gone off to recruit more members... I'm the only one left in the department office for now."

That's what my senior said.

"However! You can ask me anything you want to know, and I promise I'll tell you everything!"

I always feel...

Would it be bad if we didn't ask some questions?

Tasia hesitated for a moment, then asked softly, somewhat uncomfortably:

"Then, could you please tell me your name, senior?"

The senior student suddenly exclaimed "Oh!" and said with annoyance, "I almost forgot to introduce myself."

"I'm May Jones, a sophomore. Just call me May, that's what my family and friends call me!" she said confidently, patting her chest.

"Senior May Jones..."

Tasia murmured to herself.

This senior's personality seems a bit strange.

However, they don't seem difficult to get along with.

Her anxious mind relaxed slightly.

Before she could ask any more questions, another unfamiliar voice came from behind her.

"Is this the student council?"

Cool and agile.

At that moment, Tasia, with her back to the door, was simply thinking:

"That girl has a beautiful voice."

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