In the kitchen, Mag looked at Irina and Luna who came in talking and laughing, and her eyelids twitched wildly.
However, I was relieved to see Luna smiling and not feeling any embarrassment or embarrassment.
"It seems that I have indeed judged a gentleman with a villain's heart." Mag complained to himself in his heart, and felt a little more settled. A stable harem can indeed calm a man's state of mind.
The guests arrived, and the children also came downstairs. Everyone raised glasses to celebrate Amy's victory in the Magician Conference. The dinner began in a relaxed and happy atmosphere.
Amy's achievements are too shocking, but they do not put much pressure on other children. After all, such comparisons are too unreal, and they lose the educational effect.
But Amy didn't care at all about this invincible achievement in the eyes of others, and she didn't change the way she got along with her friends at all.
The delicious food made the atmosphere of the party more cheerful and enjoyable, and the children were too busy to stop eating.
"Amy, did you get that golden trophy back?" Jessica asked, pointing to the prominent championship trophy placed on the shelf behind the counter.
"Yes, I have bitten it. It is really made of gold." Amy nodded her head and smiled, showing her neat teeth.
"Wow--"
The children's eyes lit up. Although they didn't quite understand how precious this trophy was, since it was made of gold, it could definitely be exchanged for lots of delicious food.
"I heard that the little boss is the youngest magician in the history of the Magician Conference. He is more powerful than Princess Irina back then. He is simply the light of our chaotic city." Georgi said with some admiration.
Miranda pinched his leg under the table and gave him a look.
Geergi, who was wondering why he was pinched, saw Irina looking diagonally across from her with a faint smile. He immediately realized that he seemed to have said the wrong thing, and his expression suddenly became awkward.
"Yes, little Amy is indeed very powerful, much more powerful than I was back then." Irina smiled and nodded, not the least bit angry. Anyway, it was her daughter who was being praised.
"Um... Your Highness, that's not what I meant..." Georgi touched his belly in embarrassment. After all, this Princess is from the Elf tribe. No matter how stubborn he is, he doesn't dare to say that she is not good. Fortunately, The other party didn't care, so he breathed a sigh of relief.
"Teacher Luna, I heard that you are working on a foundation recently, right?" Irina asked softly, looking at Luna sitting next to her.
"Yes, it is mainly a foundation for children's education and life assistance." Luna nodded.
Irina smiled and said: "Very good. I would like to donate 10 million copper coins. Is that possible?"
"If Miss Irina is willing to contribute your love to the children, then thank you very much." Luna quickly stood up and bowed to Irina.
"You're welcome, this is just a little bit of my thoughts. You are the one who is really running for the children." Irina stood up and supported Luna, saying sincerely.
"I'm just doing my part. There are still many things I can't do well." Luna said a little embarrassed.
"How come, Teacher Luna is the kindest teacher in the world, a great teacher." Amy raised her head and looked at Luna and said seriously.
"Well, Teacher Luna is the best." Jessica nodded.
"Little guy." Luna looked at the two children with an unconscious smile on her face.
The two little guys once lived on the streets in precarious situations, but now they are living a happy and joyful life, which makes her quite happy.
Mag picked up the wine glass and took a sip of red wine, looking at Irina with admiration.
This woman is like a glass of mellow red wine. The more slowly you taste it, the more you can discover her beauty, making people fall into it and unable to extricate themselves.
A large table of dishes was almost eaten, the children went to play again, and the adults chatted.
"Mr. Mag, I have something to talk to you about. I wonder if you are free now?" Luna walked to Mag who was making tea and said with a smile.
"Teacher Luna, wait a moment. I'll bring them the tea. Let's talk slowly." Mag brought the brewed tea to the people chatting, then came back with the tray, brewed two more cups of tea, and signaled Luna sat down on the table nearby, "What's the matter?"
"It's about the foundation. The new teaching building in Chaos Academy has been completed, and the internal facilities are almost ready. It can recruit 500 more students next semester, and the recruitment of college teachers has also begun.
At present, we have compiled a list of more than 3,000 children who are of school age but are limited by their family conditions. We have provided them with living support, but there are still many children who cannot enroll in school in time. I would like to hear your opinions. "Luna looked at Mag, with a bit of sadness in her eyebrows.
Mag frowned slightly when he heard this. The foundation had received a lot of donations, but it was currently limited by the teaching capabilities of Chaos Academy.
It’s not that Chaos Academy has not done anything. Chaos Academy is a comprehensive academy with students from all races. The teaching content ranges from basic language and writing to combat teaching suitable for various races. It is inclusive of everything and is suitable for all races. Teachers' requirements are also relatively high. Being able to expand the enrollment by 500 people in a short period of time is already our best effort.
However, this means that there are still more than 2,000 school-age children who cannot go to school, and time will not wait for anyone. Maybe next year some of them will reach the age where they have to make a living on their own. If they miss it, it will be a lifetime.
After thinking for a while, Mag looked at Luna and said, "How about we build a new academy?"
"New academy?" Luna looked at Mag in surprise.
"Yes, since Chaos Academy cannot expand its enrollment on a large scale in a short period of time, we might as well use the foundation's funds to build a new academy so that those children can enroll." Mag nodded and continued: "This new academy The garden is different from the Chaos Academy. We only teach basic cultural courses, that is, arithmetic, common language, writing, and some basic general knowledge, but it does not involve teaching courses such as combat and magic."
"In this way..." Luna pursed her lips, thinking about the feasibility of Mag's suggestion.
Mag waited for a while and then said: "I think that for these children, magic and fighting may be very far away. Their previous goal was to survive. If we can teach them some practical knowledge, let them start from the bottom." Taking the leap may bring about some beautiful changes in their future.”
Luna's eyes gradually brightened, she looked at Mag, nodded and said: "I agree with your statement. Even students from Chaos Academy, most children are unable to master superb magic and combat skills. Basic knowledge is not enough for them. That is the most important gain. If those children can also learn basic knowledge, it will be a good thing for them."
