I Became The Indolent Young Master Of The Academy

“This has to be stopped.”

The commoner club ‘Magic Club’ was originally a popular club where all commoners showed up every time.

However, only four people are present. They all ended up doing something to get the store. They felt a serious crisis.

“Rewards and penalties? This is a system that only benefits nobles. “It goes against the will of His Majesty, the great first emperor!”

Justin, who was listening quietly, bit his lip.
At first, he thought the reward and penalty point system was really good. I thought it was a policy for commoners, not nobles.
This is because the nobles’ behavior these days has been increasingly crossing the line.
But his thinking was wrong. Some professors noticed the nobles.

“I agree.”

“…You finally came to your senses? “He just welcomed everything I asked him to do.”

The club leader looked at Justin in surprise.

“Anyway, we have to stop it by any means possible.”

“But how?”

“I’m going to make a suggestion to the president.”

“…Will the president take our side?”

Catherine said.

“It is absurd to think that the president would take the side of the common people. That person is on the noble side. “And a noble side with high authority.”

The commoners who heard Catherine’s words kept their mouths shut.
Because I knew what she said was right.
However, I couldn’t stay still.

“I never thought it would lead to division among the common people like this.”

“That’s wrong.”

Justin said firmly.

“The policy itself is not bad. The bad ones are professors who take advantage of things. How about this?”

Everyone’s eyes were on Justin. He might be able to solve this frustrating situation.

“Making a list.”

“List?”

“uh. “A list of professors who abuse the reward and penalty system.”

“…What are you going to do with it?”

Justin said confidently.

“nothing.”

“…what?”

Catherine looked at Justin as if he was dumbfounded. I was just about to say something. Justin continued.

“But, definitely.”

He burned justice.

“There will definitely come a time when you need that list.”

But, then-

“You’re being sick.”

“?!”

Damon walked over with a laughable expression on his face.

“What did I just hear? “Insignificant people.”

**

“Soon there will be students who are dissatisfied with this system.”

Imperial Academy 2nd Quarter 2nd Meeting.

Everyone’s eyes were on Ruid.

“Wouldn’t it be difficult to say for sure? Confucius Louis. Conflicts have already decreased noticeably. “Everyone is desperate to win a store.”

‘There’s no way Justin can stay still.’

Even without looking into Justin’s head, it was obvious what he was thinking.

It will soon be considered unreasonable. The reward and penalty point system is purely at the discretion of professors. Since there were no clear standards, it was natural for some to be unfairly treated.

“Professors, please be aware of this. This is based on penalty points and stores. And, if possible, please control the situation so that no one gets expelled.”

Ruid used magic to put down one piece of paper for each person.

“This will resolve most, if not all, of it. If it is not reasonable, the scoring criteria can be changed through a meeting.”

It was written like this on the paper:

-+1 point for picking up trash.
-Failure to attend class without permission -5 points.
– +1 point for falling asleep during class, etc.

…After seeing the last thing, Phenicia raised her hand.

“…Prince Luid? “No, Professor Luid?”

“yes.”

Ruid looked at Phenicia with pure eyes.

“Why do I get +1 points for dozing off in class?”

“I feel sorry for you if you are sleepy when you are old enough to grow up.”

Phenicia sighed.
There was no doubt that his own self-interest was involved.
However, other scores are surprisingly well-crafted. I couldn’t catch the pod with this.

‘How can this be done in one day…’

Anyway, Ruid continued the meeting.

“This is just a temporary measure. “In the end, it depends on the autonomy of the professors.”

Some people may have thought that it made no sense to give a store for picking up trash.
Then, I could either pretend not to see it or not give it outright.
This is because this chart will not be distributed to students.
More than anything.

‘Justin will be very dissatisfied, even if it’s because of the Countess-‘

The Countess and Justin were in perfect harmony. Justin’s characteristic is that he maintains a confident attitude in everything, and the Countess dislikes those who do things that do not fit the theme.

“Is there a solution?”

Phenicia asked softly.

“Stay still.”

“…yes?”

“You can’t fill up after the first drink. Rather than changing things all at once, we need to change things step by step.”

Actually, I knew how.
However, Ruid wanted to enlighten the academy professors.

‘Because this is the only time I’m stepping forward.’

It won’t be like this every time. It would be difficult to rely too much on yourself –

but it would probably be okay.

At least, we can be sure that the conflict between commoners and nobles will be resolved.

‘A student’s main enemy is a professor.’

A powerful third enemy has appeared. Will they fight each other?

Ruid said no.

“Oh, and please ban nobles who take etiquette classes like a brat.”

“yes. “I was already about to take action.”

Because of the grand goal of cleaning up the common people, it was decided to give them shops if they obeyed the etiquette.

But what about the nobles?

Even nobles desperately need a store, unless they want to inherit the family. Because not all nobles are rich.

So some of them chose to go to etiquette classes and run a business to earn money – but

this is not right. It was a subject that would cause dissatisfaction among both commoners and conscientious nobles.

So Ruid fundamentally blocked it.

However, if it ended here, it would be inequality.

‘Is that all that’s left now?’

Ruid decided to put an end to the episode of conflict between nobles and commoners.

“I’m a professor too, so can I give a lecture?”

“…!”

Everyone’s eyes widened at Ruid’s explosive remarks.

Clifford in particular was in disbelief.

The guy who ran out to the academy just because he was bothering me is giving a lecture?

However, from the beginning, Ruid intended to give a lecture.

The minimum expected value desired by the emperor.
That was not a solution to the conflict between nobles and commoners.
This is because I thought that Ruid himself was teaching me something.

**

[Luid’s Magic Classroom]

“….”

Hercy stared at Daejabo for a long time.

“What is this?”

She rubbed her eyes.
However, the perfectly written text did not change.

-Only noble families can apply.

-Shop +3 ㅇㅅㅇ

-No commoners.

“lie…?”

Hersi couldn’t understand.

“D-Delrin’s Fairy Magic Lecture?”

“crazy…!”

“You have to hear this!”

The students’ noise was at an all-time high.

“Look! I said it right, right? “I heard that Prince Ruid was appointed as a professor this time.”

“oh my god. “Is a 12-year-old really a professor?”

It was because of some rumor.
The fact that Louis Christopher became an honorary professor at the Imperial Academy.

There were quite a few people who believed it as it was, but most of them thought, ‘Oh, no way.’

However, this announcement proved that Ruid had really become a professor.

“As expected, it’s Mr. Ruid. Do you see that phrase? “Commoners are prohibited from entering.”

“Luid, you also hate commoners.”

“Are you stupid? That’s not it. “Some idiot professor was giving preferential treatment to commoners with nothing more than etiquette classes, so he took the initiative himself.”

“ah…! “I guess that’s what I heard?”

The nobles immediately understood why Ruid gave them 3 store points just for participating.

They, who were already dissatisfied, praised Ruid.

“Great nobles are different!”

“It’s Windsor after all! There is a reason why His Majesty is dear to you? “It’s reasonable!”

“Yes, it should have been like this a long time ago. Does it make sense to give more stores only to commoners?”

As a result, the effect of 1 hit and 2 losses was achieved.

Everyone accepted the news of Ruid’s appointment as a professor, which could have been followed by envy.

I didn’t know that Ruid’s reputation was sky high.

Of course, it was Luid who opened the store targeting commoners, but the only person who knew about it was Hercy among the students.

[huh? Hersy Hersy. Ruid played a little prank on that piece of paper.]

‘A prank…?’

Hersy, still dazed, muttered to herself.

[Nam. I’ll only show it to Hersi. Just a moment.]

Miho glared at Daejabo from Hercy’s shoulder.

He secretly shared Hersy’s magic power and made the same thing visible.

There was a recognition-impairing spell on that poster.

[how is it? Can you see it?]

“Huh…?”

Hercy opened her eyes wide.

The writing was slightly different. To be exact, it looked like two letters overlapped.

[Luid’s Magic Class]

When I shifted my focus slightly, the hidden text was visible.

[Luid’s Cooking Class]

“…!”

Hercy was astonished.

‘It’s not enough to give lectures, I’m fishing for everything…!’

“Hmm, interesting. It’s Ruid’s cooking class. “You’re doing menial things, uncharacteristic of my rival.”

Hersy looked to the side in surprise. Damon was standing.

“…Are you going to take Ruid’s class too?”

‘This man recognized Ruid’s prank right away.’

“Hmm. “It’s not something I really want to hear, but… I can’t help it.”

Damon said with a grin.

“There are 49 penalty points.”

‘What on earth have you been doing…!’

Hersi was shocked in a different way.

**

Ruid stood in the podium, indifferently looking at the packed classroom.

“Tskcha.”

The denomination was so high that Ruid had to stack five wooden boxes.

I can see a little better now.

‘…Why didn’t I think of this earlier?’

Ruid really liked this world.

The air is clear, and most of the scenery is beautiful.
But there was just one thing that was a little different.
That’s food.

‘Actually, it’s none of my business whether commoners are bullied or not. But you can’t change the most important thing.’

Ruid definitely
wanted to break his vicious habit of casting detox magic first when eating.

That was an action that would make even the devil shake his head.

“hello.”

After starting with a light greeting, the nobles cheered and clapped.

Ruid waited until the sound stopped and spoke slowly.

“For your information, everyone will receive full marks even if they do not attend.”

“…!”

“Only those who will take the class….”

Twinkle.

Ruid felt familiar gaze and turned his head.

‘…sister?’

Amelia was sitting.
There were even a lot of people from the swordsmanship club behind her.
Gilbert is also sitting with a haggard look on his face.

He deliberately avoided eye contact and continued.

“It means you don’t have to take classes. My class respects free will. Forcing yourself to do something you don’t want to do is stressful, right? Honestly, I’m not going to teach anything great.”

The students laughed off Ruid’s words, treating them as a very funny joke.
After all, he’s a genius, right?
He’s such a master of magic that he holds a magic briefing session almost immediately after entering school?
However, Ruid did not tell a single lie.

“It’s real. Because my class is…”

Ruid said while yawning.

“It’s a cooking class.”

“!!!”

The students took a deep breath as if they were about to fall backwards.

cooking?

Are you saying that the words that just came out of the mouth of the Prince of Windsor and not anyone else?

Just as commoners had the perception that etiquette was a ‘luxury’, nobles had the perception that cooking was ‘mean.’

Because cooking was the maid’s job. Aristocrats basically despise tasks that ‘anyone’ can do.

“Today is my first class, so I’ll end with a few questions rather than a lecture.”

Almost all the students raised their hands so that a loud noise was heard.

Ruid pointed straight ahead with his finger.

“yes! First year at the Ministry of Magic…”

“Not that one.”

“…yes?”

“The student sitting there without raising his hand. “What’s your name?”

He stood up, embarrassed.

“Le, this is Lakel.”

“Lakeel. 10 points for the store.”

Ruid’s nomination continued.

All of them were students who did not raise their hands.

At that time, someone made a gesture to leave the classroom, just in case.

Ruid clapped with a very impressed face.

“Wow, that’s really great and exemplary behavior. 20 points for the store.”

At that moment, the students knew.

What does Ruid want?

And why is he called the Sloth Confucius?

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