Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

Most people of this era believed in the power of fate and curses. After hearing these very aggressive words, many of them turned their heads and looked at Lilith uneasily.

But the blonde girl was holding her chin calmly at this time, as if she was not affected by Angel's words at all. She raised her eyebrows lazily and looked back at Angel.

"Oh, okay, okay, I get it." Everyone could hear the perfunctory and indifference in her tone.

What a joke! As college students who received modern education in their previous lives, what is our slogan? Reject feudal superstition and embrace the light of science! Who can be frightened by a mere verbal curse? A mosquito bite is more aggressive than this.

To an older wise man, this kind of quarrel between children was just a minor one. Jacqueline did not participate in the mediation, but still explained patiently to Angie with a gentle smile.

"My dear, you may have some misunderstandings about divination. We can't simply regard it as a means of predicting the future."

"It is more like a mirror that reflects people's inner desires, fears and confusions. Through the process of divination, individuals can look deeper into themselves and tap into the information in their subconscious, thereby gaining a new perspective on their own situations and decisions."

"The value of divination lies not in the accuracy of its results, but in the thinking and self-reflection it inspires. When we face the symbols and images presented by divination, we are prompted to think about our choices, actions and possible consequences. It can be a tool for psychological adjustment, helping us stay calm in the face of difficulties and enhance our inner strength. And--" She paused.

"Tea leaf divination is self-divination. If you really catch the signal of bad luck in the cup, it should be a sign for yourself and has nothing to do with others." Jacqueline smiled and attacked Angel.

Angel's face turned pale instantly. Although Lilith didn't believe such words, she did. She said hurriedly, "I, I may have seen the teacher wrongly. Let me take another look--" and then hurriedly turned the pages of the book, as if trying to find another pattern that was more similar to her tea dregs.

Lilith held her chin with her hands and couldn't help but smile gloatingly, leisurely admiring the way Anqi frantically flipped through the pages of the book. She felt that divination was just like this, people always wanted to believe what they wanted to believe, and when the results didn't match their expectations, they would deceive themselves and look for new answers to get peace of mind. If Anqi lived in her time, she would definitely be the kind of person who would not stop until she got the best fortune in the fortune-telling box.

However, the result of gloating was that Jacqueline noticed herself next. She walked closer and asked, "What about you, dear? Any clues?"

Lilith was called unexpectedly and quickly sat up straight.

"I..." Lilith paused, but still admitted to Jacqueline frankly, "I'm sorry, teacher, I didn't see anything."

Even Catherine next to her looked at her in surprise.

"Oh? Didn't you feel any sign at all?" Jacqueline came over curiously.

Lilith shook her head honestly. "I think tea dregs all look similar. It's hard to imagine and complete them subjectively based on a good foreshadowing pattern. I feel like it looks like everything, but also like nothing."

"You are very honest, dear." Jacqueline looked at Lilith's teacup and touched her little head lovingly.

"I can see that you are a relatively rational person. This kind of personality will make it relatively difficult to get started with divination. But it doesn't matter. There are many ways to do divination. Today is just a superficial attempt. Don't worry about it."

"Even if there was no gain from divination today, at least you had a cup of decent black tea, didn't you?" Jacqueline smiled and winked at her, as if she was afraid that the child in front of her would feel disappointed.

"Yes, teacher, the tea is delicious. Thank you." Lilith felt the teacher's comfort and hurriedly smiled at her to reassure the teacher.

Jacqueline nodded and walked towards the other students who raised their hands.

Catherine saw Jacqueline walking away, so she quietly leaned over and asked, "You really don't have any feelings, Lilith?"

Lilith also came over and asked, "Do you really feel anything?"

Catherine nodded honestly and picked up her teacup to show Lilith. A very clear and distinct candle pattern appeared at the bottom of her cup.

--ha?!

Lilith was shocked. She looked at the lump in her cup again and was speechless. It turned out that there was something wrong with divination, not with her. Why couldn't the tea she drank turn into a regular shape?

"Katherine." Lilith asked weakly. "If I fail a course this semester, is it likely that I will be assigned to the same class as Angie?"

Catherine hesitated, then nodded again. "Very likely."

——Help. Lilith threw herself on the desk in despair. Who would have thought that even though she was a magical girl, she would still be biased in her studies? !

After this long divination class was over, Lilith walked out of the classroom in a trance. Her confidence as an excellent student for many years was shattered.

The nobles took the magic elevator and became the first group to go downstairs. The others had to wait in line. With their enthusiastic greetings, Catherine also walked over and looked back at Lilith.

"You go first, I want to go upstairs for some fresh air." Lilith didn't want to get together with that group of people. She waved to Catherine and pointed to another small staircase in the corner, which led to the highest observatory. The rain had stopped at this time, and a breeze mixed with the smell of soil and moss kept blowing quietly from there, blowing into Lilith's nose.

Lilith actually particularly likes the smell after rain, which reminds her of the beautiful forest in Shelley Town.

Catherine pursed her lips and nodded, then walked onto the stone platform, where she was immediately surrounded by people. She was a little annoyed. She thought that the relationship between the two of them had become much closer because of the conversation, but after class, her relationship with Lilith seemed to have returned to the beginning. Lilith was like a slippery fish, and she could never fully trust the Taylor family like her father did.

Catherine lowered her head, and the dim light in the tower effectively concealed the darkness in her eyes.

However, Lilith had no idea of Catherine's thoughts. She said goodbye to Lulu and Hannah who were waiting for the elevator, and climbed up the narrow stairs that were only wide enough for one person to pass. The stairs were very steep, and she almost had to crawl. After walking through the darkness, her vision suddenly became clear.

The entire dome of the observatory was made of glass. The sky after the rain was as clear as a giant sapphire. The sun shone through the thin clouds, forming golden beams of light, like a stairway for gods to descend to the earth. It illuminated the entire observatory and also gave the black-haired boy sitting in front of the glass window a warm golden edge.

Lilith carefully identified it for a while and called out tentatively.

"Ian?"