The Greece Antagonist-Chapter 1181 - 5: The Person Female Students Most Want to OOXX

Chapter 1181: Chapter 5: The Person Female Students Most Want to OOXX

Two days later, at the private residence of the Claudius family.

Three underage Roman Fate Goddesses and a Roman Candidate Emperor entered the classroom early with their textbooks in hand, each sitting at their desks, waiting for the official start of the first day of classes.

As the assistant Cassandra rang the Bronze Bell at the door, Luo En, the teacher, stepped onto the podium right on time and wrote the day’s schedule on the blackboard:

"First period in the morning is [Language Literacy], the second period is [Spells and Magic Potion Studies], the third period is [Introduction to Society and the Spirit of Law]. In the afternoon..."

Seeing the crowded schedule above, the four young ones sitting at the desks immediately wore bitter expressions, somewhat regretting why they had come to be students.

Especially the first class.

The mentioned Language Literacy was not just about the commonly used Latin of the Roman Divine Era but also included the Greek Hermes Script, Nordic Lun Runes, and Celtic Ogan Tree Runes...

According to the textbooks, the Four Divine Eras are a whole, and language is a tool for communication and Understanding. As inheritors of Roman Divine Authority and Royalty, mastering these is a compulsory course.

Based on previous experiences with those court teachers, this class is probably going to be torture.

Is it still time to run away now?

Just as the little ones were feeling like backing out, the class formally began.

But contrary to expectations, the teacher on stage didn’t start lecturing on grammar, meanings, or rhetorical devices, which are obscure and boring. Instead, he talked about the customs and traditions of different Divine Eras and various stories he experienced with locals during his travels.

Through the teacher’s vivid language and humorous jokes, the four little ones listened with great interest and were quickly captivated by the content, becoming curious about the language and culture of each Divine Era, with their desire to learn taking root. They all pricked up their ears, sitting upright on their benches.

Seeing that he successfully took control of the rhythm of the classroom, Luo En smiled with satisfaction and continued using this entertaining yet educational method to depict specific contexts and subtly instilled the languages and ways of communication of different Divine Eras into the little ones.

In fact, even though Hermes Script, Ogan Tree Rune, Lun Runes, and Latin all belong to different Divine Eras, they share commonality.

——That is, they are all alphabetic scripts.

In addition, since they all belong to the European cultural system, there is a certain resonance and connection between them.

For instance, Rome and Greece share a common heritage, while the Nordic and Celtic cultures are closely linked, and Greece and the Nordics have quite a complicated history...

Thus, many similar phrases and expressions can find their counterparts in each Divine Era. By identifying commonalities, you can greatly reduce the difficulty of learning. frёewebnoѵēl.com

Over the long years, Luo En has not only nurtured a bunch of deities and heroes as students but also has the artistic blessings of the Three Graces and The Nine Muses, thus achieving top-tier expertise in the teaching profession.

Through his vivid storytelling, the four little ones quickly and imperceptibly learned a lot of language-related knowledge.

And to cater to the children’s playful nature and to alleviate the tedium of schoolwork, he also occasionally designed role-playing mini-games, letting the young ones take on the roles of Heroes, merchants, Kings, Princesses, etc., to perform different stories with different Divine Era backgrounds and languages.

Under this strong guidance and encouragement, the four little ones had a lot of fun and soon joyfully completed the first class.

When the bell rang to end the class, the little ones even seemed somewhat unsatisfied.

The assistant Cassandra walked up to the podium, handed the warm honey water to Luo En, and said:

"I’ve long heard you are the most outstanding teacher at the Athens Academy. Although not many courses are scheduled, their popularity is unparalleled. As long as it’s your class, almost no students are absent, even Lady Athena, Lady Themis, and the Three Graces among other deities find time to attend. I initially thought the rumors were exaggerated, but after experiencing it today, I realized those words shouldn’t all be believed."

"What do you mean?"

"They were somewhat conservative."

Listening to Cassandra’s clever compliment, Luo En couldn’t help but laugh heartily.

Whether human or deity, ultimately they still like hearing pretty words.

Taking the cup, drinking the honey water, Luo En couldn’t restrain his curiosity and casually asked:

"Aside from that, what other rumors are there about me at the Athens Academy?"

Cassandra’s expression paused slightly, and a strange tone crept into her voice:

"Universally recognized by the female students as the man they most want to sleep with in the academy..."

"Pfft!"

Luo En instantly spat out the honey water he had just drunk, almost splashing it onto Cassandra.

That explains why, during my time at the Athens Academy, my classes were either drastically reduced or occupied by Athena, Tethys, and Themis.

The reasons reported to me for dropping out were bizarre, headaches, fevers, bad moods on certain monthly days, ran into a tree...

Moreover, while walking on the road, I always felt that those female students looked at me strangely

——akin to hungry wolves who haven’t eaten in days, eying a juicy piece of raw meat.

It turns out, the root of the problem was here all along.

Seeing Luo En’s reaction, a trace of mischief flashed in Cassandra’s eyes, and she said:

"Sir, after listening to your class just now, my Understanding of the Divine Pattern in the Four Divine Eras has advanced quite a bit. How about I become your student as well? Learn a bit more from you?"

"Sure, there’s an empty spot and textbooks, you can join them in the next class."

Luo En answered casually, not catching the fleeting astonishment on the priestess’s face.

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