Chapter 421 One Of The Most Misunderstood Creatures In The World
?News of what happened in the Spell Casting class started to spread when everyone went to the Dining Hall to have lunch.
Everyone was surprised that Chloe had the guts to actually cast a spell against the Grand Archmage of the Kingdom, making them think that she was too disrespectful.
But after hearing that Edmond himself seemed to be interested in forming connections with Chloe, their impression of her changed, with some of the boys even thinking of using the chance, since she and Ethan had entered a cold war, to get close to her.
Right after lunch, they all headed to their next class, which was the Study of Magical Creatures, taught by Professor Njal.
Of course, Professor Edmond was also there to “supervise” the class and see how the Professors of Brynhildr Academy taught their students.
Perhaps thinking that he needed to make a good impression on the Grand Archmage of the Kingdom, Professor Njal decided to go all out and introduced a rare creature that one wouldn’t see every day.
“Today, I will introduce you to a good friend of mine, whom I met a few years ago,” Professor Njal said. As he pointed at the box beside him. “Now, without further delay, let me introduce all of you to one of the most misunderstood creatures in the world.”
Lightly clapping his hand, the lid of the box opened up.
Suddenly, something jumped out from inside of it and rolled in the air a few times before landing gracefully on the ground.
Everyone looked at the creature who was wearing a black hat and cape that fluttered in the wind.
A sword, sheathed to its scabbard, could be seen hanging on its waist, which was tied up by a red belt.
This creature also held a sword in his hand, making even Nicole arch an eyebrow due to how suave it looked.
The Cait Sith’s gaze then landed on Ethan for a few seconds before he shifted his gaze to the other students.
“While it’s not uncommon to see other Cait Siths with a different fur color, most of the Cait Siths have black fur and a white patch on their chest. A lot of ordinary cats have this feature too, so they're generally very hard to differentiate from ordinary cats.
“So next time, don’t hurt cats you randomly see in the streets. If you do, the Cait Siths might remember you and might just hold your soul captive, preventing you from going to the afterlife.”
The corner of Noja’s lips curled up into a smirk after hearing Professor Njal’s words.
The students didn’t know if the Professor was joking or not, but one thing was certain—it would be best to take this advice seriously.
If a Caith Sith was really determined to catch their souls when they were on the brink of death, they might just succeed, and that would be a very bad thing for the person who offended them.
“Since this is a very rare opportunity, feel free to ask Noja any questions.”
“Ask away, Noja.”
Lily raised up her hand, but Noja pretended that he didn’t see her. Instead, it was Professor Njal who called out to Lily so that she could ask her question.
“What are you doing here?” Lily asked. “Aren’t you supposed to ‘Guard’ that place?”
“I-I don’t know what you’re talking about, Noja,” Noja stuttered. “You got the wrong person, Noja.”
“Oh, really?”
“Yes, Noja.”
Lily shook her head helplessly before going back to her seat. Professor Njal and the students didn’t understand the exchange between the two.
But for some reason, they could somewhat sense that Lily and Noja knew each other based on how they interacted with each other.