Chapter 29

And so, Lisha's student life began.

Lisha was anxious about what kind of classes Z-class would have, but the content of the lessons turned out to be quite ordinary.

The lessons covered a wide range of topics, including the history of the human world, the mechanics of magic, other races, and treaties with other countries.

Lisha had learned many things from the Demon King Testarossa, but that knowledge was from 300 years ago.

Since then, Lisha had no knowledge of what had happened, so she found the classes very enjoyable.

However, the knowledge of magic taught in class was significantly behind what Testarossa had taught her. It turned out that the human race's knowledge of magic was over 300 years behind that of the demon race.

Lisha occasionally corrected the teacher when he explained magic incorrectly, providing practical demonstrations to explain the correct knowledge.

"Teacher! I think that explanation is wrong! Water magic doesn't just interfere with moisture in the air; it also interacts with underground water veins to create water!"

"Huh? Is that so!?! I've never seen that in any textbook..."

"Then let me show you in practice?"

"Huh? Is that okay? Then let's go outside right now for a magic practical!"

Incidentally, the teacher of Z-class, who was now having this conversation, was Regas, the examiner who had fainted at the sight of Lisha's magic.

Being young and flexible, he didn't get angry at Lisha for interrupting the class; instead, he was grateful and eagerly absorbed her knowledge.

Incidentally, it was Yurie who assigned Regas as the homeroom teacher of Z-class.

She thought that a teacher with a rigid mindset would look down on young and powerful students like Lisha. Therefore, Yurie tried to provide the best possible environment for Z-class.

Thanks to such support, the students of Z-class enjoyed a fulfilling student life.

Lisha genuinely enjoyed her life, playing, learning, and competing with her friends.

However, there were those who did not approve of their success.

"What the hell is this?!"

About two weeks after Lisha started attending school, Barn, who had just returned to the classroom after an outdoor magic practical, shouted, shaking his red mohawk.

When his classmates peeked into the classroom, they found that it had been thoroughly ransacked.

Fortunately, their valuables were safe as they had carried them with them, but desks and chairs were scattered, and the trash cans had been overturned.