Umi to Kaze no Oukoku

It was Shaw held in his arms for the first time by Professor Baggins, but his instruction in math was legitimate.

"Master Shaw, Wonder is taking a seat in the study food. Let's go."

Shaw regretted that he was likely to solve the problem written on the blackboard a little later, but Seagal rushed him to school food.

I learned the formula today, I feel like I learned it, but I didn't remember it. Shaw reflected a little on herself, who just looked at the girl's hair during class because she wanted to be a hairdresser.

"I'll have to study again from scratch."

Seagal worried about Prince Shaw's words that he had lost confidence. A listening student at the University of Paloma at the age of ten may be tight. I had to teach Prince Shaw that I and Wonder understood the lecture, but this one was the best to follow the lecture.

"Oh, there's a wonder over there"

Professor Baggins will mark the end of the lecture. No, Wonder was rushing to school food, buying food vouchers and securing seats for three. Relax Shaw and Seagal took the seat Wonder took for me, but the noon school meal is killer. Because if you don't buy a meal ticket soon, all you'll get is a specialty unsavory sandwich.

"I wish I could sell more other menus. Even though it better meets the needs of the students and makes money for learning and eating..."

"Master Shaw is still the prince of the Southeast Islands. I never thought about making money from school food. That unsavory sandwich is a tradition at the University of Paloma."

Stewart sat next to her as she made fun of one of the little Shaw's comments.

"Prince Stewart can weigh tradition, can't he? But that sandwich was invented by a nutrition professor, right? Can you call it tradition? Besides being nutritionally good, I think you can do something delicious."

Shaw shrugged his shoulder when he saw a scream from the students at the ticket office who told her that the other tickets were sold out and that there was only a sandwich left.

"Sure, there might be less other food vouchers"

Half of the students who get stuck in genuine food give up lunch or watch them leave school food to eat outside, and Stewart rethinks as well.

"I didn't know the students were having so much trouble for lunch, either."

"It's true, because scholarship students can't afford to eat outside, so I guess I'll just have to put up with a sandwich or something."

To the words of Stewart and James, Shaw tilts his neck.

"Yeah, me and James hang out with Westin from the Dragon Knight school, so we eat there a lot at noon."

Shaw was interested when he heard about the Dragon Knight school.

"Well, the three kingdoms of the Old Empire, the Dragon Knight will be valued. In Westin, what kind of study are you doing?

To Shaw, who brightens his eyes and asks questions, Stewart asked back if he could possibly be a dragon knight.

"Yeah, I'm Sands' partner. There are few dragon knights in the Southeast Islands, so they ride on their own. My father only told me that crossing is good, and because Sands is young, I've never had the experience of flying anyone else, so I'm worried if this is good."

Stewart was stunned by King Aslan, who only taught his own children that it was good to fly across dragons.

"So, are you in trouble? Don't you train with other dragons to fly in regiments?"

Shaw sighs in remembrance of the undisturbed regimental flight of the Dragon Knights of the Kingdom of Iran, seen before.

"There are few dragon knights in the United Kingdom of the Southeast Islands. But can I go visit Westin once?

Stewart wanted Shaw to take part in Westin's practice, but said he had to ask his fathers.

"Dear Shaw, I will serve you a meal."

Passionate about the story, Siegel noticed that the meal had not progressed, and he replied back to Shaw, who had eaten out pampered, and the Stewarts took their seats.

"Will King Aslan pick up Master Shaw?

"Come on, it doesn't seem important to be a dragon knight in the United Kingdom of the Southeast Islands. The sixth prince means that there are five princes up there, so there won't be any."

While they head to the classroom for an afternoon lecture, they think about talking a little more with Shaw, who thinks differently than the three old empires.

When Shaw didn't have Professor Baggins' lecture, he asked permission to take other lectures of interest, so he stared at it as a timetable.

"The dean also told me that I could take any of the big classrooms, and if Professor Baggins has a lecture I'd like to take, he told me to ask for a small number of them... but this timetable doesn't tell me. Shit! I should have asked Stewart and the others for some interesting lectures."

When Shaw holds the timetable in his hand, he finishes lunch and goes to ask the students who are chatting.

"I'm sorry I'm talking to you. I'd like to ask you a few questions, do you have an interesting lecture in a big classroom lecture? I'm a listening student, but I don't know which lecture to take."

The students who were chatting were suddenly surprised to be spoken to by Shaw in clothes from the Southeast Islands, but kindly answered the child's questions.

"Depending on what you're into, it changes whether you think it's funny or not, but I'll tell you a few specialty professors. I think I should try taking lectures later and decide if I want to take them. We also listen to lectures recommended by seniors, but it depends on the allowances, and we report to the lectures we like."

The students put a circle on the timetable while discussing this.

"Thank you, I'll refer to it"

One of the students looked a little subtle as he watched Shaw return to his buddy.

"Shit, I got round to Professor Ann Granger's lecture. Interesting, but women's studies were a gateway to students in the Southeast Islands..."

"Oh, I also put a circle in Professor Alex's lecture. I thought it was funny, but they might think that a professor at the University of Paloma is a freak..."

"I have no choice. In fact, professors giving interesting lectures are the ones with a lot of freaks. Depending on them later, you can decide if you want to take a useful but boring lecture from a serious professor who's not a freak, or an interesting but somewhat questionable lecture from a freak professor who's not."

The argument-loving students said cutely that it was pure upbringing because it was useless, or that it was upbringing because it was useless.

Thus Shaw was to take lectures from the professors of freaks.