Chapter 60: Worth of Crying for (1)

The public school in Deneb wasn't a popular institution to send children to. Because it was provided for free, nobles looked down upon such establishments. Commoners, who never understood the need for education, hardly ever encouraged their youngsters to study vigilantly.

Arianell was contracted to teach math and history twice per week. Luan watched her getting ready, as she wrapped the scarf, hiding away the silver hair. He understood the seriousness with which she covered herself, as her look alone was a dangerous magnet to all kinds of people.

As always, he took her to the city gate but never entered. Tucking away the disobedient strand of hair, he bid her farewell, as she headed to the teaching building.