Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

The black-haired boy turned around when he heard that. His black eyes were gilded with gold, like a beautiful black cat. It was indeed the Guardian boy who was forced by Lilith to help carry the luggage on the day of registration.

He also recognized the person in front of him and greeted her. "Lilith." Then he asked awkwardly, "Are you here for class? Sorry to bother you, I'll leave now..."

Lilith waved her hand quickly, "We're done with get out of class, I just came up to get some fresh air and rest."

She walked to Ian and asked curiously, "What are you looking at?" Then she looked in the direction Ian was looking and her eyes widened instantly.

"Ah! This is——"

The terrain of Goletia was not low to begin with, and this was the highest point in the city. Looking southeast from here, one could actually see a huge city in the distance, with countless white spires standing in the center of the city. Under such a clear sky, it looked somewhat holy, as if it was the place where angels lived.

"It's Highgarden." The boy seemed to be going through a period of voice change, and his voice was a little hoarse. He touched the white spires through the glass, and said with a somewhat melancholy tone, "The place with the white spires is the Temple of Light."

"Wow - so beautiful!" Lilith exclaimed excitedly, pressing her hands against the glass. Although the castle of Goletia was not small, it seemed to be built very freely, with different styles, and was not as grand as the Royal City High Court from a distance.

Lilith thought of something and turned to look at Ian through the glass, "Are you homesick?" She remembered that this classmate was from Highgarden.

"...No." The boy shook his head, "I just like it here. It's quiet here."

Ian seemed to be not good at speaking. He fell silent after saying this. He didn't know how to continue the topic and could only continue to look at the scenery outside the glass quietly.

Under normal circumstances, Lilith would definitely not let the atmosphere cool down, but she was still immersed in the slight frustration brought by the divination class and didn't want to talk much. The two stood side by side, quietly watching the clouds flowing outside the window for a long time.

Ian stole glances at her again and again, and finally mustered up the courage to speak, "You don't seem very happy, Lilith."

Lilith sighed, "I'm not unhappy, I just calmed down from my high."

"I found that the path to becoming a great magician is not as easy as I thought." Lilith said with a wry smile.

It's a little funny to say that when she just woke up and felt her life was threatened, she wished she was an ordinary person. But when she made up her mind to live a good life in this world, she felt frustrated when she found that she was really just an ordinary person. Deep down, she was always a little proud of herself for being a time traveler, and felt that she was different from others. But after today's class, she found that she was not a "chosen one" like the protagonist of a novel... at least not in the subject of divination.

Is it true that someone like Catherine is the chosen heroine? Lilith sighed with envy.

"...Do you really want to become stronger?" Seeing that Lilith was still staring out the window in a daze, Ian bravely looked at the girl next to him.

"Of course, I don't want to waste my life." Lilith nodded as a matter of course. She was confused about her time travel. Maybe she made a mistake and traveled there suddenly. Maybe one day she would go back suddenly. But since she came to such a magnificent and fantastic world, she must try her best to do various things and challenge various impossibilities, so that her trip would not be in vain.

"You can do it, Lilith. I believe you can do it." Ian encouraged her awkwardly.

Lilith finally turned around and smiled at him, "Well, I will work hard for this, too. Thank you, Ian."

The shy boy was startled by Lilith's sudden turn of head. He turned back to her sight in panic and replied randomly: "Yeah." But his ears unconsciously turned red.

Lilith is not someone who easily indulges in a depressed mood. After complaining to others, she no longer bears the burden in her heart. There is still a long way to go, and she believes that if she works hard, she may not be worse than others.

After getting out of her bad mood, she immediately regained her spirits and started caring about other people. "Don't you have classes this afternoon, Ian? By the way, what are the Guardian courses about?"

"Right now, we are just learning the basics of swordsmanship and physical training," Ian replied. "The training time in the afternoon is more flexible. As long as you complete the required amount of training, you can rest."

"That sounds really interesting." Lilith said enviously. A world where people only had to attend physical education classes sounded really simple and happy.

"Then it seems that you have finished it very early, very impressive!" Lilith looked at him with bright eyes. Well, what did Senior Todd say? Choose the most powerful guardian as soon as possible, right? Lilith looked Ian up and down. Because he always wore black clothes, Lilith had the impression that he was a little thin. Now, in the bright sunshine, looking closer, he was obviously broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted, and muscular.

Not bad, not bad! Lilith nodded in satisfaction. She felt that he could be included as a candidate for her guardian, so she must maintain a good relationship with him.

Ian was stared at by Lilith's burning gaze and dared not look at her. He lowered his head and shook it, "Not very good. I just have some training experience in... High Garden. So I am more familiar with it than them."

"I haven't been to Highgarden yet, is there anything fun there?" Lilith, who grew up in a small town, stared at the white castle in the direction of Highgarden through the window. If there were people outside the window, her face would be very funny.

"It's beautiful and fun there... I'm not sure, there are a lot of pigeons to feed in the square of the Temple of Light, does this count?"

"Uh..." It didn't sound very appealing. Lilith was speechless.

"There is also the Festival of Lights. The Festival of Lights in Highgarden is the most grand. There is a parade of floats every year, and the saints will stand on the floats and sprinkle holy water on the believers on the roadside. The people will also spontaneously hold dances, and there will be various performances." Seeing that Lilith had no interest in pigeons, he brought up something else.

Hanukkah is held on January 1th every year. It is said to be the birthday of the God of Light. People will celebrate this god who protects the empire. Its grandness is equivalent to the Spring Festival in Lilith's previous life. It is the most important festival in the Gaia Empire.

Lilith blinked, "Ian, you are a believer in light, right?"

Everything the young man mentioned was related to the Church of Light. It seemed that the Church of Light was very popular in Highgarden, and almost everyone was a devout believer, just like Lilith before her memory awakened.

"Then why didn't you join the Knights of Light, but came here instead?" Lilith asked curiously.

Although Ian was a man of few words, he always answered every question Lilith asked. At this moment, he was unusually silent.

broken--

Lilith thought, I seem to have touched the child's sore spot. Damn you, Lilith. What's the difference between your question and asking someone why they don't apply to Tsinghua University because they don't like it? !

She stood up suddenly.

"Aha, haha... I suddenly remembered something, so I'll leave first." Lilith couldn't face the stupid thing she had done. She wanted to leave the awkward and silent atmosphere as soon as possible. She made up an excuse to say goodbye to Ian and hurriedly ran downstairs.

Ian opened his mouth but before he could say anything, he saw Lily leave without even looking back. He watched Lily disappear down the stairs and once again stared blankly in the direction of the High Court.