Chapter 169 Principal Farmyrth
Women are inherently difficult to understand, and he does not want to use ordinary knowledge to understand them.
Lathel only wanted to understand the people he loved, not Claire.
After Claire finished speaking, she felt as if she had said the wrong thing, so she covered her face and said embarrassedly: "Sorry... so sorry."
"Ah! Just now... Did you say something?" Lathel pretended not to hear anything, sighed, and asked.
Claire knew Lathel was giving her a way out to help her feel less embarrassed: "I... I... do you want to know anything more?"
"No need, change into a different outfit, don't wear a maid outfit anymore." Lathel shook his head in response.
Claire then quickly left. Before leaving, she turned around and said: "Young master, you... wait for me."
Lathel nodded and waved his hand to signal that she didn't need to worry.
At this time, Lathel was alone. He looked around and felt that this scene was similar to when he joined the university.
Everyone was excited and worried; some even had countless dreams while standing in this place. Read latest chapters at nov(e)lbin.com Only
"Lathel..."
A voice suddenly rang out from behind Lathel. He turned his head and saw Radius looking at him with an embarrassed and tired face.
"Lathel.. I... I'm really sorry." As soon as Radius saw him, he bowed his head, clasped his hands, and said: "That was not me and my father's idea, everything was done by that crazy woman."
Lathel was a bit surprised when he saw this. He didn't think that Radius would meet him to apologize.
It must be known that he and Radius actually have nothing to do with each other. After what happened that day, he thought the relationship between him and the Radius family had split into two completely different directions.
But today, seeing Radius come to him to apologize, Lathel still felt happy in his heart.
"I know." Lathel said softly: "I don't blame you and your father for that; that woman is really scary."
Hearing that, Radius raised his head, and his apologetic eyes also appeared a little tired: "It's really like that, my father and I must do as she says, otherwise, I'm afraid my family won't be able to exist in this empire anymore."
Lathel nodded, he also knew how powerful Amleth was. The saying 'A hand covers the sky' can be accurately used to describe her.
"You... aren't you angry?" Radius stammered.
"Hahaha... with your apology, I can't be angry." Lathel smiled and replied: "Don't worry, we're still friends."
He said this because he truly respected Radius. Even though Radius was forced, he still bravely came to apologize to him. Lathel greatly respected Radius's courage.
There are many people who, even if they are not forced, cannot apologize when they make a mistake. They even think that since they are not the cause of the mistake, they are still right.
"Alright! Don't talk about these things anymore, just pretend that nothing happened." Lathel shook his head and said: "I don't care anymore. Are you also a student of this academy?"
Radius saw that Lathel didn't care and was in good spirits, which also made him feel at ease.
"That's right. In fact, I joined this academy first, but since I had the potential to become a pharmacist enchanter, I am allowed to study in the Enchanter Tower."
Hearing that, Lathel nodded. He thought to himself that it seemed like the magic academy and the Enchanter Tower were still connected.
Claire bowed her head, her face red with embarrassment.
...
Inside an extremely luxurious room, Amleth sat on a sofa. She was staring at a glass ball in front of her while holding a wine glass with some wine.
In that glass ball, Lathel was talking to Claire. Even though she couldn't hear what they were saying, looking at their expressions, Amleth frowned.
BAM!
The crystal glass in her hand was immediately crushed into countless pieces, and it fell on the floor. The wine flowing from Amleth's hand emitted a rather strong scent.
Meryl, who was standing nearby, immediately used a handkerchief to wipe Amleth's beautiful and soft hands, then called the servants to clean up the broken pieces.
Sitting opposite her were two middle-aged men and an old man, who was about 70 years old.
However, when they saw Amleth's expression and eyes filled with murderous intent, they could only remain silent, they did not even dare to breathe loudly.
They didn't know why Amleth asked to participate in observing this year's entrance exam yesterday.
What they don't even understand is that... today, someone from the Royal Family also requested to be the supervisor of this entrance exam.
Two extremely powerful characters had come to supervise the exam; was it a coincidence?
Although Amleth does not have any noble title, her power can be said to be extremely terrible.
With just one word from her, the magic academy would immediately change hands tomorrow.
Amleth, of course, did not care about the three men; she was just looking at the glass ball with murderous intent.
She said softly to Meryl: "I want all the information about that girl."
"Yes, master." Meryl bowed her head and said, then immediately left.
Amleth reached out and grabbed the small piece of jade attached to her necklace. Of course, inside that piece of jade were a few strands of Lathel's hair.
She caressed it while muttering: "Lathel, you're so hateful. You just left me, and now you're flirting with another girl."
"Ah! No, to be more precise, you were flirted with by another girl. Don't worry, Lathel... I understand you don't like that whore, she just wants to take advantage of your kindness."
"My Lathel is so easily deceived by people. But... that's why he needs me to protect him."
Suddenly, the air in the room became so cold that it made the three men sitting across from her tremble violently.
Right at this moment, a voice rang out, breaking the tense atmosphere.
"Ah! I never thought that Lady Amleth would come here."
Amleth turned her head and saw an extremely beautiful woman with short blue hair, blue eyes that were like two pure gems, and pointed ears like those of an elf.
She was about 170cm tall with a small, lovely body, like a masterpiece created by the gods.
"What wind brought you here? Is it a poisonous wind, or is it a storm?"
Amleth frowned and said: "Watch your mouth, Principal Farmyrth."
"Hahaha... sorry, seeing you made me say bad things." Farmyrth smiled and said: "It's because your personality is not good, and it affects my thinking. Ah! Sorry, I said what I was thinking again."
"Surely you won't be angry with me, right, Lady Amleth."