The elevator takes me to find supplies for the motherland

In fact, everything that happened in the classroom was under the surveillance of Peacock and the others, but Peacock did not stop them. She wanted to see what solutions these princesses could come up with to solve the problem.

Some of the other princesses quickly picked up the book, flipped through it, and began writing their reflections. Some gathered together to discuss how to write. Some even lay there, completely ditching the book. Of course, there were always a few who read and wrote their reflections with great devotion.

Two hours later

Some of the princesses wrote about a hundred words and handed in their homework. Peacock didn't make things difficult for them and let them go. But before they left, Peacock would tell them that today was just the beginning and tomorrow would be stricter.

Some princesses hired someone to write for them, and simply lay there waiting for someone to finish their homework. Kong Que didn't specifically harass these princesses, but simply told them not to regret their decision. The other princesses, however, ignored the situation and left the academy.

Finally, the only one left in the school was the Seventh Princess, who was still silently writing her homework.

Peacock walked up to her and looked at the calligraphy on the paper, which was written in a very beautiful style. Although Peacock did not know how to appreciate calligraphy, it looked beautiful just the way it was.

"You wrote four assignments by yourself. Aren't you tired?"

The Seventh Princess just looked up at Peacock, shook her head, and then lowered her head to continue writing her homework.

"Are you hungry? Do you want to eat something?"

The Seventh Princess touched her hungry stomach, still without saying a word, continued to shake her head and lowered her head to do her homework.

If Peacock had not heard her talking to other princesses before, he would have suspected that she was a mute.

"Why are you so anxious? What do you want to do? Otherwise, I'll give you some water and you can leave now, how about that?"

The Seventh Princess looked up at Peacock and said

"Really? Ahem, you won't tell the Queen Mother that I haven't finished my homework, right?"

"You've already finished writing, and you've written four copies. Now can you tell me what you're anxious to do?"

"Ahem, Seventh Sister stole the jade pendant my father gave me. Ahem, she just promised me that if I help her with her homework, she'll give it back to me. Ahem, I have to go ask her for it quickly, otherwise she'll deny it tomorrow."

"Then have you ever thought that if she doesn't want to give it to you, even if you go to her now to ask for it, she may not give it back to you?"

After hearing this, the Seventh Princess stood there in a daze, feeling a little at a loss.

She raised her big misty eyes and looked at Peacock, as if asking her what she should do?

"Next time you encounter something like this, remember to ask her to hand the things over to you immediately before you help her with anything. Remember?"

The Seventh Princess nodded and sat there with a lonely look on her face.

"Do you really want that jade pendant back?"

The Seventh Princess nodded

"If I help you get the jade pendant back, can you guarantee that it won't be taken away by others again?"

The Seventh Princess thought about it and shook her head

"No, I don't have the protection of my father's wife, cough cough, nor the support of my father's family. In this palace, any princess or prince can bully me, cough cough."

"Have you ever thought about how to change the current situation?"

The Seventh Princess shook her head

"Ahem, I just want to grow up safely. When I come of age, my mother will probably give me a small fiefdom. I will leave Kyoto and live somewhere else until I die, ahem."