64 – Education system reform (3)
After a short vacation, this semester has begun.
Normally, this semester would have started without much incident, but this school season has been quite messy.
This was, of course, due to the reform of the education system.
Since everything turned upside down in a week, how absurd it must be for the students when the professors are embarrassed.
In addition, chaos arose as everything was changed, even the layout of the dormitory, in order to foster unity after work.
Therefore, the faculty department did not proceed with the lecture right away, but took time for a week to allow students to adapt to the changed system.
In fact, it would be more correct to say that it was not a consideration, but that the academy took special measures because it was difficult to rectify this situation.
During that week, none of the students, faculty, and staff were idle.
Everyone was distracted, and in addition, complaint calls from parents poured in, and the administrative office, which received complaint calls directly, did not stop ringing every day.
Administrative chief Chae Ga-yoon’s face is completely cement-colored, and it is said that he works with a nutritional intravenous drip.
Professors were assigned several teams, the number of which varied depending on the importance of the subject.
For that reason, Professor Yoo and Professor Jin had a very large team, and I couldn’t speak to them properly for a week.
It was so sharp that if you touched it wrongly, it seemed like you would get hit by an aura.
It was a confusing period anyway.
However, Yu Hee-won and Han Min-ha, me, and I slightly got away from that and spent time in a slightly different atmosphere.
It was because there was nothing more to do as he went up as a member of the existing leadership group.
So, we were able to take time to enjoy a cup of coffee in the air-conditioned cafe at a leisurely on-campus cafe while everyone else was hectic.
“What is all this fuss about?”
While drinking cold coffee through a straw, Yu Hee-won looked out the window at people passing by under the scorching sun.
It was like a lord looking at the serfs at work during the busy farming season.
“Dying a hero is a common occurrence, but it’s a big fuss.”
Yoo Hee-won clicked her tongue and stabbed Han Min-ha, who was sitting next to her, with her side.
“is not it?”
“It’s not like that, Heewon. You heard the explanation during the school opening ceremony. This time it doesn’t seem like a normal thing.”
At those words, Yoo Hee-won opened her ax eye and glared at Han Min-ha.
“If I am, so be it.”
“Is that so…? It could be.”
Han Min-ha immediately lowered his tail at Yoo Hee-won’s scolding.
Han Min-ha has a reason for doing that.
Yoo Hee-won is so energetic, but more than that, it’s because of the bracelet on Han Min-ha’s wrist right now.
It belongs to a famous brand that is only available in high-end department stores.
The day after I urgently returned to the academy, Yoo Hee-won took Han Min-ha out for a shopping trip and bought one there.
Since he was wearing that expensive thing on his arm, he wouldn’t dare throw a vomit at Yu Hee-won.
After all, there is nothing wrong with saying that a person who has been fed cannot move.
Of course, Yoo Hee-won probably didn’t buy Han Min-ha a bracelet for that purpose.
It’s just a way to show friendship for a rich, sleazy young lady.
Yoo Hee-won asked while looking at Han Min-ha’s bracelet.
“Can you buy one too?”
Yu Hee-won then lifted up her bracelet.
It was the same brand, but with a completely different design, and the price range was almost the same.
“No. It’s okay. I’d be a laughing stock if I wore something like that. And it might sound old-fashioned to say this now, but heroes rarely wear jewelry.”
“Why is that?”
Han Min-ha asked with her eyes wide open.
“Because it can react to the Aura’s wavelength and become very dangerous. That’s why heroes wear special suits when fighting and don’t do anything to their bodies normally. Have you ever seen a hero with piercings?”
“Oh, I see. I’ve never seen one.”
“That’s why.”
Yu Hee-won nodded her head with a look on her face as she heard the strange story that she was hanmin, but Yoo Hee-won muttered something like an old man and asked.
“By the way, it’s going back to the team system, but we’re two, so what?”
“What do you mean, what do you mean?”
“Looking at it, the other kids are grouped in groups of four or five, but we’re just the two of us, this black boobies. I wouldn’t have done such a crazy thing two days before school started without the Ministry of Education and the Management Bureau getting hit in the head with a killing ray. I think it will be put into.”
Yoo Hee-won’s point was very sharp.
It was a prospect that was mentioned even among professors, and there is a possibility of teaming up freshman jockeys and bringing them to the field as they are to counter the organization of the villains.
Shortly after school started, I called Regal Mite and found that the Hero Offices are actually receiving calls from the Administration Bureau.
Do you have any intention of collaborating with someone, or are you willing to be temporarily dispatched to the management bureau to earn a stable income?
The atmosphere of the field and the reform of the education system inevitably go hand in hand.
“Okay, but I think two students, Hee-won and Min-ha, will be better than the other five students.”
“Hah? That’s funny. You’re trying to force the instructors to limb right now when you’re less than half the strength of others? Can’t you?”
Yoo Hee-won said firmly as if she had made up her mind.
“Professor, come in too. If there are three, there’s a chance.”
“Hee hee. Really.”
At those words, Han Min-ha smirked.
“I fight, and the professor supports me. Then I’ll be able to catch pretty much any villain easily.”
“Then what should I do?”
“You cheer from behind. Wearing cheerleader clothes would be nice to see.”
Then, Yoo Hee-won stabbed Han Min-ha in the chest with her index finger.
“don’t do it….”
Han Min-ha looked at me and squeezed her heart.
“What the hell did you eat to get so big?”
“There is nothing like that.”
I know why.
Han Min-ha, who is sitting in front of me now, looks exactly like her mother Seo Ji-ah.
If Seo Ji-ah was right next to her, she would probably be mistaken for twins or very similar sisters.
It’s all because you inherit good genes.
“Huh? Song Do-yoon is passing over there.”
Yoo Hee-won, who had been bullying Han Min-ha, pointed out the window.
Song Do-yoon, who cast a shadow alone under the dazzling hot August sunlight, was walking somewhere.
The last time I saw him was in a full body cast before vacation, and it seemed like everyone had recovered in that short time.
Basically, people with auras have quick recovery, and it was thanks to the amazing medical technology of the Academy Health Center.
“He doesn’t even sweat. He’s like a ghost.”
Yoo Hee-won muttered while drinking coffee.
Han Min-ha sighed as he placed his hand on his chest.
“Looks like everything’s better. Thank goodness.”
“It’s funny that a beat up fan would say that.”
“lol….”
Song Do-yoon, who was walking at that time, stopped walking when he saw this.
“Hee! I saw this place…!”
Han Min-ha was startled by that gaze, jumped up from the chair, ran behind me, and squatted down.
Song Do-yoon stared at the inside of the cafe where we were sitting, and Yoo Hee-won arrogantly met her gaze with her legs crossed.
After standing like a ghost in the middle of the day for a long time, Song Do-yoon soon turned his head and started walking again.
“Hey. That grim bitch.”
Yoo Hee-won said it was no big deal, and only Han Min-ha stuck her head out over my shoulder as if it were a bird’s chest.
“So you’re gone… Phew. Because Doyoon is like that, she looks like Sadako with bobbed hair. I’m scared.”
“Sadako? Does Minha know Sadako? That came before Minha was even born.”
Yoo Hee-won also tilted her head as if wondering.
“What is Sadako?”
“Yeah. It’s a ghost from a Japanese horror movie, but it crawls out of a well and stands there staring at it like that.”
“What is that? First time hearing it. If you know anything, it’s like a movie from forty years ago.”
“Sorry, student Heewon. I’m not that old.”
“That’s right. The professor looks very young, so anyone who sees him would think he’s just graduated from the academy.”
Han Min-ha defended me with her hands on my shoulders subtly, but she quickly let go of Yu Hee-won’s cold gaze and went back to her seat.
“But I don’t know if he can make a team with his personality.”
Yoo Hee-won said while watching Song Do-yoon walk away.
“It must be like fucking shit. Well, it has nothing to do with us anymore.”
“Hee hee. We…”
Han Min-ha whispered inaudibly and smiled.
“Professor. Who is he on the same team as?”
“I don’t know. I’m not very interested in other teams.”
There’s something Professor Jin said the other day.
I only care about Yoo Hee-won and Han Min-ha.
To some extent this is true.
Other than teaching the students who came under me well, I have no interest in anything else.
It is probably because of the mental barrier that is tightly protecting or isolating my mind.
But the strange thing is, if it was like that, it should have applied the same to the two students sitting in front of me, but that’s not the case again.
I feel a strong sense of responsibility towards them.
A responsibility to graduate with excellent grades and to make them stronger so that they do not die in vain in the field.
If it’s love, well. I don’t know how far there yet.
Those two definitely seem to feel affection for me.
I don’t know if it should be called a bond between a teacher or a teacher or something else… .
Back then, when I was watching a movie in the basement cinema of Yu Hee-won’s house, Yu Hee-won and Han Min-ha sat on either side of me and held my hand.
Even though I’m blocked by a mental barrier, I’m not so stupid that I can’t judge the situation objectively.
I know that the affection they both have for me is somewhat different from the respect a student has for a professor.
But I pretended not to know that.
not right.
That was my conclusion.
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Minors, and students I have to teach and nurture.
Fortunately, the mental barrier is helping me well.
“Anyway, let’s continue to do well together.”
“yes.” “Okay, Professor!”
Two guidance students responded to me according to their own inclinations.
By the way, it was a fact that I found out later, but in fact, our team was not two.