Wizard: I Can Extract Everything

The course continues until the end.

after class.

"Mr. Heath, I'll go first."

"goodbye teacher."

The students left one after another.

Alba walked awkwardly in front of Heath.

Heath raised his eyebrows and asked, "Is something wrong, Alba?"

Alba hesitated for a while and said, "Teacher, the students don't understand why you want Eric to come here, the classroom is a sacred place, and that is a rogue..."

Heath was taken aback.

He never thought that students would have such a big resistance.

He glanced at the few apprentices who hadn't left yet, but saw that everyone had their ears pricked up, waiting for Heath's answer. Obviously, Alba was not the only one who had questions about this.

Heath said: "There's nothing to explain, I'm a teacher, and it's natural to teach knowledge, okay, go back quickly."

Everyone looked at each other.

Alba said a little unwillingly: "...Yes..."

Hesborn thought that this was the end of the matter, and it was just a matter of one more student, but he did not expect that there would be a lot of trouble surrounding this student in the next few days.

First, two students did not continue to come to the class the next morning. Although it was said that there was something going on at home, according to Heath's private understanding, it was actually because of Eric that the adults in the family were worried.

How can a child be hated by so many people?

Heath's specific in-depth understanding, and then I know that this Eric, in addition to frequent mischief, also often mixes with the 'Red Turban' of the dock, which is an underground gang in the seaport town, which is basically notorious here. .

After that, the parents of some students even came directly to the door, begging Heath to let Eric leave the class.

When Eric came to the classroom, he was not too determined to be so troubled by the students and their parents. Feeling isolated, he also retreated.

But just as he was about to leave, Heath stood up.

He patiently explained to the parents of the students who came to the door: "The part of knowledge is noble and low."

The parents are still persuading: "Mr. Heath, we are just worried that you will get into trouble, trust us, that's really not a good boy, he will cause trouble..."

Going around and around is always the same sentence, that is, let Heath drive Eric away.

After listening to so much, Heath couldn't help but feel a little impatient: "This is my classroom, who to teach? To teach or not to teach, I have the final say, and I will avoid making irresponsible remarks."

Living as a scholar here is just a way for him to experience life. Teaching or not teaching is purely based on his own personal preferences. As for the identity background, good and evil, etc. of the students, it means nothing to him at all.

"This...then all right..."

For the sake of this, parents can only shut their mouths no matter how reluctant they are. If they really feel dissatisfied, they can only take their children home.

But in fact there are only a handful of people who actually do so, not at all.

After all, this is a rare opportunity to receive education, and for them, the commoners at the bottom of the generations, are like gold falling from the sky.

Even the two children who went home before returned to the classroom within a few days.

Afterwards, Eric went to the Heath in private.

He said to Heath in a very personable tone: "Actually, you don't need to do this. I'm only here because I agreed to someone else's request. I'm just... at all..."

He paused for a while, and then snorted: "Very well, I don't care."

"If those people come back to chatter, I'll just leave tomorrow, there's no need for you to stand up for me, anyway, when I become a knight, those who look down on me will all kneel at my feet and lick their boots. Humph."

Heath rolled up the scroll and tapped him on the head: "To be polite in front of the teacher, you must first use the honorific 'you' instead of 'you'."

Eric was stunned, and asked with some doubts: "Aren't you afraid of me? It will cause you trouble."

Heath tapped him on the head again: "Speaking of the few times, use honorifics, and don't talk to me again until you learn this."

"In addition, trouble or something is not something a child should consider, so take classes well."

After a few days of getting acquainted with him, Eric came back to find Heath in private and explained it again.

"fake."

Heath asked, "What?"

Eric said: "The rumors about me are not like that. I am not a red hooded person, and I have never joined them. The one who joined them was a friend I knew, not me."

"We did play together in the past, but after he joined the Red Hood, we didn't keep in touch anymore."

"I'm a knight, I'm not a villain."

Heath said: "Oh."

Eric thought it was very strange, most people would shiver when they heard the red hood, and everyone even hated him because of it.

But the teacher seemed to have never cared, he couldn't help asking: "Aren't you... afraid?"

Heath smiled: "Finally learned to use whales."

Eric's cheeks flushed slightly.

Heath then replied: "I remember that I answered you this question last time. Focus on your studies. Others are not something you should consider as a child."

Eric was startled.

Although I don't know why my teacher's courage comes from, Eric really likes it here.

There are many children of his age here, everyone concentrates on studying and listening to lectures instead of fighting, learning a lot here, and even hearing a lot of stories about wizards...

Anyway, after staying for a few days, Eric really felt that this was a place he liked.

He nodded heavily: "I will."

Over time, everyone accepted Eric as a member of the class.

In fact, people didn't like him more because of his lack of discipline and his mischief and some bad reputations related to him and the Red Hood.

But after getting along, everyone gradually discovered that this "bad boy" was actually not as annoying as imagined, and he didn't bully other children, or block anyone at the door and beat him.

He also listens to the teacher's lectures attentively in class like ordinary children, and likes to listen to the legends of the wizards like them...

So, after getting along for a while, everyone gradually accepted Eric. No one cared about him before, but now some children will invite him to play with him and so on.

Everything seems to be going in the right direction.

However, at this time, Eric, who was the first to attend class every day, suddenly skipped class...