Crossing the Gods as Slaves

Chapter 14: Allston No. 1 Public School (1)

Early the next morning, Ning Hua was going to report to the primary school of Austin First Public School.

Kingsland didn't show up until she was about to leave. Ning Hua knocked on Kingsland's door to see if she was okay. Kingsland, wearing a suspender silk nightgown, opened the door and asked Ning Hua what was going on. Ning Hua looked at Kingsland's two dark circles under her eyes, and the man's leather shoes and pants scattered on the ground. After a moment of silence, he said, "I'm going to school. I'm telling you."

"Okay, call me if you have anything." After saying that, he locked Ning Hua outside the door.

Ning Hua pouted and thought to herself, I don’t have a communicator, and even if I had one, I wouldn’t know how to use it.

Ning Hua met Joyce at the entrance of the hotel and went to the primary school of the First Public School in Austin. On the way, Joyce said to Ning Hua: "The First Public School is very famous in Austin. It can be said to be the best school in Camilla Star Region. It is very difficult to get into the First Public School, so please cherish this learning opportunity. At the same time, because the competition is very fierce, if you fail to get into the junior and senior high school of the First Public School, you may have to return to the City That Never Sleeps to receive education."

Ning Hua understood what Joyce said, but was a little confused. It turned out that if he didn't do well in the exam, he would have to go back.

"But the contract doesn't say that if you fail the exam you have to go back. I don't remember this clause."

Joyce was a little embarrassed: "The contract only states that you will be forced to complete your studies from primary school to university in a designated school, but it does not say that it must be the First Public School in Austin."

"In that case, why don't you just arrange for me to go to school in the City That Never Sleeps? It wouldn't be too much trouble if I fail the exam and then go back."

Joyce was even more embarrassed. "Well, actually this is the decision of the mayor. I am not very clear about the specific reason, but what is certain is that this matter must be related to the commander's visit to Austin in a week. As you know, there has been no one without education in the Leeds galaxy in the past few hundred years. You are too special. It would be a bit of an exaggeration to report directly to the commander. If you don't report it, if the commander knows that you exist under his rule, he will definitely be furious. So I think the best way is for the commander to mention your situation when he comes to Austin for inspection. If the commander wants to know anything, you happen to be there, which is very convenient."

So that's how it is. Politicians are indeed politicians and cannot be defined simply as "good people". To put it bluntly, if the case is reported to more and more people, the mayor will feel embarrassed. There is an "illiterate" in his jurisdiction, but he is afraid of being held responsible if he does not report it. So whoever is responsible for the crime has to take the blame himself. The mayor is really cunning.

When Ning Hua arrived at the primary school of the First Public School, she was taken directly to the principal's office. The principal learned about Ning Hua's situation in detail and assigned her to Class 1, Grade 1. He also told her that school had already started for a week and that her class teacher would help her make up for the courses she didn't know, and asked her to study hard and work hard.

After Ning Hua's admission procedures were completed, Joyce left Ning Hua a contact number, saying that he would stay here for a few more days and to contact him if he needed any help. Ning Hua thanked him sincerely and waved goodbye to Joyce.

From then on, Ning Hua started his primary school career with a group of six-year-old children.

When Ning Hua entered the class, it was Sylvia's teaching time. But the sad thing was that her classmates had started learning Sylvia since they were three years old and now had a full three years of foreign language foundation. Ning Hua didn't understand a thing after listening to the whole class. The symbols in the textbook were even more difficult to understand than the Great Compassion Mantra.

After the class, her head teacher, Ms. Ge Yi, asked her kindly if she understood. Ning Hua had to explain that she hoped the head teacher could introduce a tutor for her. Ge Yi patted Ning Hua's arm kindly and asked her not to be too anxious and take her time. After the math class, Ning Hua tactfully suggested to the head teacher that she might need two tutors.