Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

Lilith remembered this girl, her name was Winnie, she was the lady who fainted in the first class of the new semester because of the tight corset. She looked haggard, cold sweat slid down her temples, wet her hair, and the curly hair tips stuck to her forehead and neck, making her look very embarrassed.

Upon hearing this, Teacher Luna immediately walked over, observed for a few seconds, and said calmly, "Okay, you don't need to practice for now, stop and rest."

"I, I need a doctor, please help me call a doctor..." Winnie was still very nervous and kept talking.

"You feel dizzy, your hands and feet are cold, you have no strength, and you feel a little nauseous, right?" Teacher Luna asked calmly, "You are not sick, but your mental strength has run out after casting spells so many times. Didn't you practice the meditation that Teacher Colin taught you in your spare time?"

“Yes, yes—” Winnie’s eyes went dark as she struggled to answer the teacher’s questions.

"That shouldn't happen so soon." She looked at Winnie's still very thin waist, frowned and asked: "Don't you need to eat?"

Winnie was a little confused by the question, but she still replied honestly, "I, I eat less."

"The strength of mental power is also closely related to physical fitness. The body is the carrier of mental power. Without a good body, mental power will of course be weak. Sufficient sleep and diet are very important. How can you eat with this stuff tied on?" Teacher Luna seemed a little angry and pointed at Winnie's corset. "You are not allowed to wear this kind of thing in my class again, unless you don't want to be a magician anymore. You are free to come and go in Goletia Academy. If you are not satisfied with my teaching, you can apply for withdrawal at any time."

Winnie was criticized mercilessly by Teacher Luna, and her already pale face became even more embarrassed. She subconsciously looked at Catherine in the front row and found that the princess was busy having a friendly conversation with the people around her and didn't even have time to pay her an eye contact.

"I understand, teacher. I won't wear it again..." Winnie responded weakly with red eyes.

Teacher Luna nodded, looked at the others and said loudly, "The same goes for you. If you start to feel dizzy, have a headache or other discomfort, stop and rest. Mental exhaustion is a very dangerous situation. Magicians without mental power are very fragile. Don't force yourself into that situation unless it's absolutely necessary. You can take potions to recover when necessary."

The students responded one after another.

Lulu decisively turned off the light and whispered to Lilith, "No wonder I felt a little stuffy and had difficulty breathing. I thought it was because it was going to rain."

Lilith also stopped practicing and nodded in agreement with Lulu. But in fact, she felt that she was still clear-headed and energetic at the moment, and seemed to have some energy left.

Teacher Luna said that physical fitness is also very important. Lilith was somewhat glad that she had been wild like a monkey in the mountains before her memory was awakened, playing wildly through forests and mountains every day. Although she didn't look strong, her arms and legs showed very clear muscle lines when she exerted a little force. She was confident that among the nearly 150 students in the class, her physical fitness was definitely not inferior to anyone else. Hmm - maybe except for Jaina, no wonder she succeeded in casting the spell so quickly.

Lilith wanted to continue practicing, but since Lulu had already found all the excuses to slack off, she was naturally happy to slack off with her. When Teacher Luna walked to the higher steps behind them, she, Lulu and Hannah immediately gathered their heads together and enthusiastically discussed which window to go to for lunch.

After Johnny, with a pale face, finally released the first trembling illumination spell, Luna nodded, returned to the podium and tapped her fingers, "Everyone did a good job." Although she was serious, she did not hesitate to praise. "Being able to successfully use the first spell in the first class is much better than I expected. This is a great start, congratulations."

"Please practice more when you are mentally fit. If you have any questions, you can come to my office, which is next to this classroom."

Then Teacher Luna announced the end of get out of class and was the first to leave the classroom, leaving as hurriedly as she had arrived.

The atmosphere in the classroom suddenly became cheerful. Everyone packed up their textbooks and notes while excitedly discussing their feelings when casting spells.

Winnie sat there without moving. Suddenly, a small shadow was cast on the table. She looked up and greeted nervously, "Catherine..."

"Are you okay, Winnie? Let me check if you can stand up on your own." Catherine looked concerned and sat next to Winnie.

Compared to Teacher Luna's coldness and harshness just now, Catherine's care at this time was like spring rain that moistened people's hearts, and Winnie couldn't help but tear up.

"I can do it, no problem..."

Katherine's voice was softer. "It's getting a little chilly. I want to go back to the dorm to get a coat. Would you like to come with me, Winnie?"

Winnie was even more moved. She knew that the princess was trying to find a suitable excuse for her to go back and change her clothes and to shield her from other people's ridicule. She nodded with a sob.

Catherine smiled and helped her up, and they walked out together.

……

Teacher Luna returned to her office and immediately poured herself a cup of warm black tea. She leaned against the huge glass window, holding the cup and sipping it slowly, letting the tea soak into her throat which was dry and smoking from talking too much.

"You seem to be in a good mood, Luna." The beautiful teapot flew up out of thin air and poured a cup of black tea by itself. Then the teacup floated up and landed steadily on a hand.

"You seem the same, Professor Colin." Luna didn't look back. She leaned against the window and stared at the tall sycamore tree outside in a daze. She seemed to be recovering the energy she had consumed in class. She was always like this after every class and didn't want to talk for a long time.

"I think you must feel the same as I do, that's why I can't wait to share my joy with you." Teacher Colin was beaming with joy, and every wrinkle on his face was filled with pride that he couldn't hide. He came to the window, winked at Luna and pouted, "You should have noticed it too, Luna?"

The lazy Luna was constantly besieged by the old man's social enthusiasm and nodded helplessly, "Yes, this class of students is very talented. There are a total of 142 people, and they all successfully learned their first spell in the first spell class. I was well prepared, and it would be great if more than half of them succeeded."

"Do you still remember Jacqueline's prediction twelve years ago?" Colin stopped smiling and talked about the past.

"The ancient laws are in operation again,

The tide of power is overwhelming.

Miracles are born in chaos.

Break through all obstacles and boundaries.

Elements leap in awakening,

The shackles of the seal have been loosened,

Magic has rekindled in this continent."

"After Jacqueline said this, she started bleeding from her mouth and nose. She had to stay in bed for a whole month before she could barely get out of bed. I thought she was going to die. How could I have forgotten it?" Luna said softly.

Colin stood with her in front of the huge glass window, gazing at the dark clouds that were almost about to fall from the horizon. "Come to think of it, most of the children in this year were born after the prophecy. Magic power rises and falls like the tide, and now it is finally time for it to revive. Perhaps they are affected by this."

"I think we should reorganize our teaching plan so that we don't waste their potential, Luna. So--"

Luna turned and tried to run.

"I'm here to inform you that there will be a teaching meeting this afternoon! See you later!"

With a "bang", Colin immediately ran away after he finished speaking.

Leaving Luna standing there in a daze, she sighed and resigned herself to continue drinking her tea, enjoying this moment of tranquility.