Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

"Lilith! Did you do this?!" Angel finally found her own language system and screamed.

Lilith was amazed when she looked at her. How could such a small person make such a sharp voice? She really should learn bel canto.

"A wish can only be fulfilled if you are sincere, Daniel." Lilith put her hands together with a sincere look on her face, "You must be not sincere enough, so you are punished by the God of Light."

Who would have thought you would say something like that to my face? How badly do you want to win? It's painful to hold back your laughter, okay?

"Mud...hole..." Daniel raised his fingers tremblingly.

"What are you doing? Hoo——!" Teacher Wolfe walked over impatiently and was shocked when he saw Daniel's look.

"What are you doing, Daniel? Are you performing for your classmates?" Wolfe couldn't help but ask. The crowd burst into laughter again. Daniel raised his head in despair, afraid that his saliva would fall before his tears.

"Okay, it's exciting, let's start training." Wolfe started urging again after seeing enough of the performance.

He impatiently drove everyone away, asking them to disperse. Now even the other noble ladies who stayed outside could see Daniel's little chicken mouth clearly.

Everyone:...

Catherine finally spoke up, "Angie, I think we should go to the infirmary with...your brother first, what do you think?"

Finally, Daniel followed Angel to the infirmary with sword in hand in front of everyone. The two siblings had gloomy faces and were silent at this time, which made them look more like a family.

Lilith had had enough fun, so she turned around and changed her partner to complete the last training session of the semester.

"You don't seem to be in high spirits, Ian." Lilith glanced at her partner's face during a break in training and found that Ian was not as focused as usual.

"It's almost holiday time, can't you stay here?" Lilith asked with a smile. Not only Ian, but she herself was also a little restless. Many people on the field were taking advantage of the situation and chatting secretly with excitement. Even Teacher Wolf turned a blind eye today and was too lazy to care about these naughty kids.

"...Well, are you going home for the holidays, Lilith?" Ian said in a low, absent-minded voice.

"Yes, my family has already written to ask about it. I will be leaving tomorrow and don't want to wait even a day!" Lilith was happy when she talked about this. Mary and Melissa both wrote to her. Melissa even specifically said that she would go to Dragonfang Castle this year, so she didn't need to mind Viscount Friar and could celebrate Hanukkah in Dragonfang Castle with peace of mind. But Lilith thought about it and politely declined Melissa's letter and prepared to return to Shelley Town.

Melissa had the company of her father and daughter in Dragonfang Castle, so she thought it would be better for her not to disturb other people's family reunions. Besides, she was taken away from Shelley Town in a hurry, so she had to go back and let Mary see her so that she could feel at ease.

"Hmm..." Ian nodded and said nothing. He lowered his head and adjusted his protective gear.

"What about you, Ian? Are you going back to Highgarden? I envy those of you who live close to home." Lilith sighed.

"Maybe." Ian's lowered eyes revealed hesitation and confusion.

"Eh? I thought you were looking forward to Hanukkah." Lilith remembered that when they were in the Observatory Castle, Ian talked endlessly about the Hanukkah celebrations. That was probably the time he talked the most.

"...I like it, but it's too noisy." Ian adjusted his chest armor and said with his head down, "A lot of people will come."

Lilith nodded in understanding. Ian was indeed socially anxious.

Teacher Wolfe was called away by other teachers. Without supervision, everyone became even more unbridled. Lilith simply took out all the snacks and milk tea in her ring and shared them with everyone, just in time to clear out the inventory.

Hot milk tea was a holy remedy for the guardians who were training in the ice and snow. Everyone rushed forward like hungry wolves pouncing on their prey, fearing that they would miss the opportunity. Ian quickly pulled Lilith out from among the hungry wolves to prevent her from being squeezed into a pancake by the crowd.

She hurriedly followed Ian to hide aside, watching with a smile as the group of classmates turned into monkeys on Monkey Mountain, scrambling for food frantically.

"Don't fight, don't fight. It doesn't matter if you don't get the milk tea!" Lilith smiled and put her hands together and shouted. There were only ten or so cups of milk tea left, not enough for one person. If you want to keep the cold away, there are many ways...

When Mr. Wolfe came back from his work, he was shocked to find a blazing bonfire in the middle of the training ground. The dancing flames lit up the dark sky and everyone's smiling faces. The warm firelight dispelled the cold and brought everyone closer. All the hard work and troubles brought by the training seemed to be forgotten at this moment...

Teacher Wolfe watched quietly from a distance for a while, then took a deep breath and shouted angrily - "You little bastards!"

The laughter stopped abruptly, and everyone almost simultaneously shrank their necks in fear and looked at each other.

Teacher Wolfe stood at the sidelines and continued to shout: "Who told you to treat the training ground as a bonfire party?! Don't let me find out who started it—"

Lilith quickly shrank back into the crowd, fearing that she would be noticed by Teacher Wolfe. A few smarter children exchanged glances and shouted -

"run!!! "

The crowd was silent for a second, and then scattered like birds and beasts. The high efficiency and tacit cooperation were rarely seen in daily training. Teacher Wolf was still shouting, "Everyone come back! Stop!! No one can run away!!!"

But these guys were not willing to obey at this moment, and they ran faster than rabbits. Some even cleverly scattered to avoid being caught in one fell swoop.

"...Bastards." Teacher Wolfe watched them run away before he cursed with a smile and went forward to put out the bonfire for them.

Lilith grabbed Ian and ran with the others, looking back as she ran, afraid that Mr. Wolfe would catch up with them. They didn't stop until they reached the edge of the rose garden. Several of them put their hands on their hips, panting.

"Phew - luckily I run a lot." Lilith wiped the sweat off her forehead thankfully, not sure if it was because of the heat or fear.

"Hahahahahaha!" I don't know if it's because exercise secretes more dopamine, or because it's too funny to see each other's embarrassed and sneaky looks, but after looking at each other for a few seconds, they burst into laughter tacitly, as if celebrating their survival.

"Well, see you next year, everyone!" Lilith took a deep breath and stood up straight.

Ian, who always had no expression, was also infected by everyone's happy mood at this time. A smile appeared in his eyes. He looked at the person in front of him intently and nodded.

"See you next year, Lilith."