Academy’s Undercover Professor

did they think would change if they came to Theon?”

“It’s a problem because you don’t think so.”

Just in time, Cheryl also saw them and waved.
Henry also whispered to Freuden, smiling and waving his hands.

“Anyway.
Just do whatever you want.”

“You acted as if you were going to make this marriage happen, but you changed your mind?”

“What do you mean change?”

Henry smirked and tapped Freuden on the shoulder instead of his usual pretentious smile.

“I’ve been saying this for a long time, I’m always on your side.
That’s what I’m going to do as a servant.”

“……Yes, I see.”

“Oh, come on, both of you.”

Henry waited at the entrance with Cheryl and Freuden went up to the third floor of the restaurant alone.

Inside the restaurant where the soft light shines from the window he saw a woman sitting high at the table in the center so Freuden naturally approached and sat opposite her.

Freuden Ulburg didn’t want to come here, but he could tell by her face that his opponent was the same.
Flora Lumos kept staring out of the window without giving him a single glance even though he sat down.

As if they were used to this kind of thing, the behavior of the two was natural.

The chef approached the two silent people.

“Here’s the food.”

He wanted to run away quickly in this breathtaking atmosphere, so he quickly withdrew after he left the food.

When the dish came out, the two people who were still moved at the same time and naturally grabbed a fork and knife and cut the meat.

It was Freuden who opened his mouth first.

“You don’t usually show your face.
What’s going on?”

Flora Lumos, who cut a piece of cut meat with a knife, wiped her lips with a napkin.

“I was tricked into coming.”

“I see.”

Then again, the meal continued in silence.
Normally, he wouldn’t have said anything until I finished eating here, but today was different.

“Recently.”

Flora’s knife stopped cutting the meat.
Suddenly, a questionable gaze flew toward Freuden, who opened his mouth.

“I hear the name Rudger Chelici a lot.”

“……So?”

“Do you take his classes, too?”

“I don’t know why you’re wondering about something like that.”

“I was just curious.
I’ve heard the teacher’s name so often lately.”

Freuden stared intently at the plated vegetables and stabbed them with his fork.

It’s been a long time since I gave up expecting a normal reaction from Freuden anyway, so Flora opened her mouth with a half-gave-up look.

“It’s a manifestation class, a common subject for first and second graders.”

“What do you think?”

“What do you mean?”

“The teacher.
Did he say something special?”

Special?

First of all, at least for Flora, Rudger Chelici is a very capable man.
The same goes for everyone else.

“I don’t know.”

“Well.”

“What’s going on?”

“It’s not your usual reaction.
Weren’t other people good objects to make fun of whether they were teachers or not?”

She tried to pretend she wasn’t interested, but Freuden, who was sharp, immediately noticed her strangeness.

“You seem to be interested in something, right? The wolf of Ulburg I know was never a person that took interest in others.”

Freuden responded calmly, and Flora, who glared at him.
From the perspective of a third party, they were a pair of a handsome man and a beautiful woman who fit well with each other, but under their appearance they had never understood each other.

“I can see that Mr.
Rudger is not ordinary just by your reaction.”

“Oh, is that so? So what are you going to do now?”

“What do you want me to do?”

“With what excuse are you going to break up the marriage this time? Isn’t that why you’re here anyway?”

Flora talked as if she was used to it by now and Freuden put his fork and knife on the table.

“Don’t worry.
As always, it is my job to cancel this wedding.”

“What’s the reason? Wasn’t it you who said that if you cancel the marriage without any reason, there would be a problem?”

The weather was gloomy last time.
He didn’t like the place before.
And before that, he was in a low mood.

Freuden broke the marriage with Flora several times with all kinds of excuses and avoided it.

“The reason.”

Freuden pretended to be a little troubled, then looked at the dish he had left half-eaten and said:

“The food doesn’t taste good.”

Then he got up from his seat.

“That’s what I’ll say.”

“Hmm.
Suit yourself.”

He’s an unlucky man.
Flora’s assessment of Freuden has been consistent in the past and now.

Normally, Freuden would have left here first, and Flora would have stayed.
It was to remind people that it was Freuden who unilaterally broke the marriage.
However, unlike usual, has she also experienced a strange change of heart?

“Hey.”

Flora called him as he left.

Freuden stopped and turned his head half way, asking what was going on.
His gaze contained the meaning of ‘Why are you calling me?’

Maybe she shouldn’t have talked to him.
Although she regretted her unknowingly behavior, Flora decided to go on shamelessly since it happened.

“I want to ask you a question.”

“You? Well, let’s hear it.”

It’s not a big question or something to do with the family anyway.

“Do you know where I can get dried mandragora?”

Freuden’s face frowned at the question as if it was difficult to understand.

* * *

Preparations for the festival were in full swing.
Unseen barracks came up everywhere, and Magic Golems eagerly carried heavy loads.
The students who were completely free after the second test were also working hard.

The , one of Theon main agendas and there were only a few days before it began.

I was lost in thought as I watched the scene below the teacher’s office window.

‘I wondered if the Black Dawn Society would show some suspicious movement during the festival preparation, but they haven’t.’

I asked Sedina, but she also replied that there was nothing much going on yet.
Considering that there are quite a few orders under Esmeralda, it wouldn’t have been strange to have already been ordered to move by now.

‘What the hell is Esmeralda going to do?’

It’s too late now to suddenly plan something.
So she’s not going to do anything?

‘Or will you act alone without telling your subordinates?’

Isn’t that too reckless?

At that moment, a voice came from the lab next door.

‘The crystal ball.
Is it Hans?’

I’m glad I left another crystal ball in the lab just in case.

Entering the lab, I operated the crystal ball by using sound blocking magic around it.

“Hans, what’s going on? Did you earn any money?”

[Money? Of course I have.]

Hans’ voice from beyond the crystal ball seemed excited as if he had found out a pretty surprising fact.

[What you asked me to find out.
I finally found it]