As a queen who has lost her kingdom, I can see the comments section.

At first, Amelia considered what reason she should use to find out about Ron's situation. After all, if she directly told Verna about it, Verna wouldn't be suspicious, but the audience would definitely be surprised.

Just as Amelia had come up with a few solutions, she suddenly thought of another question: was it necessary for her to hide the fact that she could see the comments?

This seems unnecessary?

That was what she had always thought. She just wanted to tell the audience that she could see the comments, but she fainted on the spot due to some inexplicable force.

So after that, she would deliberately hide the fact that she saw the bullet comments, and would use other means to cover up any information she learned from the bullet comments.

But directly telling the audience that you can see the comments is not an option, so how about hinting at it indirectly?

For example, if you reveal something you shouldn't know at this moment, will the audience understand something from it?

Letting the audience know that they can see the comments is not a bad thing. It allows Amelia to cooperate better with the audience. If she wants to know something, she can just ask a question as if talking to herself, and the audience can provide the answer through the comments.

Of course, she could do this normally, but because the audience doesn't know she can see the comments, not everyone would be willing to send comments to provide information.

Now it seems that this method might actually work, since I did not lose consciousness.

[Although I don't understand the situation, I'm deeply shocked. Perhaps Amelia really can see the comments (lol).]

[Seeing comments like that is impossible. The truth is probably that Amelia really does have subordinates we don't know about, right?]

How could Amelia have subordinates? They have subordinates, yet they haven't even been shown on screen once. Does that make sense?

I think the production team messed up this. They wanted to give Amelia subordinates, but that wasn't part of the original plan, so it feels very abrupt now.

[It was working fine at first, so how did the production team manage to create this bug?]

The comments section was buzzing with discussion.

Amelia was speechless upon seeing these comments.

Nobody believes that characters in anime can see comments on screen. Even if someone mentions it, it's purely a joke, not something they actually believe.

Among all the possibilities, people are more inclined to believe that the production team made a mistake due to a bug.

Amelia didn't know what to say about this, but if she thought about it carefully, if she saw a similar scene while watching anime, she wouldn't think that the anime characters could see the comments.

'It seems this level of suggestion is useless. As for a more obvious suggestion... well, that would probably just lead to unconsciousness.'

Amelia thought to herself.

"Lily, what are your plans for the next step? How do you intend for your people to deal with the Red Moon Society?"

Verna, unaware of how much Amelia had been thinking in such a short time, continued the conversation by asking.

She felt that since Amelia had so easily figured out the situation of the Red Moon Society, it was normal for her to want to get her people to take action.

Amelia shook her head and said, "I don't plan to do anything. You should handle this."

"I'll handle this?" Verna was a little surprised.

"Well, my people have some other things to take care of and can't spare the time," Amelia said mysteriously.

“I understand. I’ll investigate then. So, what are Ron’s physical characteristics?”

"Physical features? What are your physical features?"

Amelia looked thoughtful, waiting for the comments to respond.

But... but no.

The comments kept popping up, mostly things like "Amelia is so cute when she's thinking." As for Ron's appearance? Who would actually describe an anime character's appearance based on just one line?

Having received no answer, Amelia could only say, "I forgot."

Verna: "..."

“I’ll ask my people later, but they have their own things to do and I can’t contact them easily, so I probably won’t be able to give you an answer in a short time,” Amelia said apologetically.

“…Fine.” Verna had no choice but to accept the situation.

The two then chatted about other things until it was almost time for class before parting ways.

Verna went back to her classroom, and Amelia also returned to the art department building and went into the harp classroom.

"Mr. Steven is here."

Not long after Amelia arrived, a student spoke up in a low voice.

At the front of the classroom, an elderly man with gray hair slowly entered. He looked gentle and kind, and was wearing a white robe. He was Steven Licock, who was in charge of teaching everyone how to play the harp.

Just when everyone thought today would be a harp lesson like usual, Steven said with a smile, "Before we officially start learning the harp today, there are two things I need to tell you. First, we have a new student, Lily Hicks. Lily, please say hello to everyone."

Upon hearing her name called, Amelia immediately went up to the podium, stood beside it, and greeted everyone.

"Hello everyone, I'm Lily Hicks."

Amelia smiled as she looked at the men and women in front of her.

"Miss Lily, it's a pleasure to meet you."

"The Hicks family? I remember they're an earl family."

"Miss Lily, let me introduce myself. My name is Fabian."

"Miss Lily is so beautiful."

As Amelia appeared, many students' eyes lit up.

Her long, slightly wavy, light blue hair cascaded over her shoulders, and her equally light blue eyes were as clear as a lake. She wore a pure white dress... No matter how you looked at it, she was undoubtedly a beautiful young woman.

As we all know, beautiful girls are very popular wherever they go, so everyone's reaction was quite enthusiastic.

Of course, besides her identity as a beautiful girl, her identity as a member of the Earl family is also very intriguing.

Although everyone at White Maple Academy is either rich or noble, only a minority can be associated with the Earl, which is enough to make everyone pay attention.

Seeing everyone welcoming Amelia with such joy, Steven was very satisfied. As a teacher, it is undoubtedly very comforting to see students getting along so well with each other.

"There's another announcement to make today," Steven said with a smile. "Today, we'll be welcoming a new teacher to our harp class. Let's give our new teacher a warm welcome."

As Steven spoke, the classroom door opened and a person walked in.

A new teacher?

Hearing this, everyone looked over curiously, and saw a gentlemanly man walk in.

The man had slightly wavy brown hair, bright green eyes, and a sharp, angular face. His impeccable attire made him instantly likable.

“This is your new harp teacher, Weber Chobo,” Steven introduced the newcomer.

Qiao Bo?

Amelia couldn't help but take a second look at this person because of the surname. She remembered that the Red Moon Society member who came to Beard City was named Ron Chobo, and the surname was exactly the same.

It's just that we have the same surname, so it shouldn't be a big deal, right?

As she was thinking this, Amelia glanced at the comments that had appeared, and was immediately taken aback.

[Holy crap, what is this guy doing here?]

[Isn't that the guy from the Red Moon Society? Good grief, he got into White Maple Academy just by changing his name?]

[Didn't he just arrive in Beard City yesterday? How did he become a teacher at White Maple Academy overnight?]

This guy is really fast.

He's definitely after Amelia. I'm a little worried; I don't know if she can handle him.

Seeing the barrage of comments appear before her, Amelia's heart tightened.

This newly appeared harp teacher is none other than Ron Chobo of the Red Moon Society?

Amelia was just as surprised as the audience. She hadn't expected that in just one night, the other party had managed to infiltrate White Maple Academy. The efficiency was truly astounding.

After Steven introduced Ron, Ron greeted the students with a polite smile. His gentlemanly demeanor earned him their approval.

“From today onwards, Weber will be in charge of teaching you the harp,” Steven said before leaving the classroom.

Seeing this, everyone's eyes fell on the "Weber" teacher who had suddenly appeared.

Ron's gaze swept across the crowd, and when he saw Amelia, he subtly looked away. But even as he looked at the other places, he kept an eye on Amelia out of the corner of his eye.

This is the goal!

'Finally found it. Luckily, when the Red Moon Society and Dwight were still cooperating, they left behind quite a few backup plans, otherwise, getting into White Maple Academy wouldn't have been so easy.'

Ron thought to himself.

The so-called backup plan was that Dwight had provided the Red Moon Society members with convenient identities to infiltrate various locations, such as members-only clubs, theater staff, and teachers at White Maple Academy.

At White Maple Academy, Dwight fabricated the identity of a teacher in a distant city and arranged the procedures for that teacher to transfer to White Maple Academy. However, he did not require the person to come immediately. Instead, he told the people of the academy that this person would take up a position at the academy within a year, so that the people of the Red Moon Society could use this identity at any time within a year.

If the identity does not appear within a year, it will be invalidated, and other backup plans will be left.

Although Dwight was dead, this backup plan remained. Ron activated it, arriving with prepared identification and easily becoming a teacher at White Maple Academy.

However, even though he had infiltrated White Maple Academy, Ron knew he couldn't act immediately. After all, his understanding of Amelia was only superficial, and he needed more time to get to know her better.

Therefore, I must play the role of a harp teacher well.

Fortunately, I do know a little about the harp.

Ron smiled and began asking everyone how far they had progressed in their harp knowledge. Based on their feedback, he roughly understood where he should start teaching.

Ron played the role of a teacher without making a sound.

Amelia also played the role of an ordinary student without making a fuss.

As teachers and students, they inevitably interacted during class, but they only talked about harp-related knowledge, as if they didn't know each other's identities.

Before we knew it, it was break time.

Ron approached Amelia again, a smile on his face, and said, "Lily, I heard you just entered the academy today?"

“Yes, Professor Weber.” Amelia nodded.

"So, you haven't taken the courses that everyone else has taken. I wonder if you have any questions about that?"

"Actually, I had studied harp on my own before, so I don't think I'll have any problem keeping up with the lessons."

"Really? I'm still a little worried. As a teacher who has just arrived at the academy, I don't want my negligence to cause gaps in the students' knowledge; that would be a dereliction of duty."

"What the teacher means is..."

"Lily, let me tutor you."