I'm a little bit cute after transforming.

Chapter 116 The New Era?

A few days later~

Inside Denise's room, the doors and windows were tightly shut, and a small pot of steaming pink potion was simmering in the center of the room.

"Hey~"

"Next, all you need to do is add the Love Flower, and you're all done!"

As a pink flower was tossed into the pot, pink heart-shaped smoke immediately rose from it.

"I'll win as soon as I get Anna!"

Denise grinned foolishly and let out a strange, cacophony of laughter.

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Adolf and his friends lived here for a few days and felt quite good. The atmosphere at the new school was also very good. Even though they were only teaching ordinary knowledge, the children were very happy.

After discussion, the group decided to prioritize knowledge education and supplement it with magic education.

Adolf was somewhat eager to try.

"It's time to spread the technologies within the academy! Let's start with Oliver City!"

The sages of the past provided a wealth of information, and the academy has long since developed many technologies, but they have not made them public. It is not a good thing to reveal some things too early.

Felix nodded.

"Absolutely! Oliver City is so stable now, those things can make it even more prosperous! Make more people want to come here."

"In that case, Austin Academy might really be defunct in name only!"

"If you want to make changes, giving up some things is inevitable!"

"Never forget the Sage's original intention in building the academy!"

"Everything is for peace, for a world where everyone can be equal!"

The group exchanged glances but did not refute Adolf's words. They had always lived within the academy, and the class consciousness of their families had long been gradually erased.

Previously, they had rarely left the academy and didn't think much of it, until Diana caused a ruckus in the capital and rescued so many children. Only then did they truly understand how terrifying class was, and that commoners were nothing more than commodities in the hands of nobles, with no human rights whatsoever.

After everyone discussed the matter, they called Diana over and explained the situation.

"Sure! I'll teleport here whenever we want to leave!"

Adolf laughed. 'That's one good thing about Anna—she listens to advice!'

"There's no time to lose, the sooner the better!..."

"Ok!"

Diana snapped her fingers, and a white magic circle instantly appeared beneath their feet.

Before Adolf could finish his sentence, everything went blurry before his eyes, and he found himself in the familiar academy.

A slight dizziness washed over them, and the group glanced around in a daze.

"Anna! Not everyone needs to come! A few people need to stay behind in Oliver to provide backup!"

"Oh, you should have said so earlier!"

Diana snapped her fingers again, and the group disappeared from the spot once more.

A student passing by in the college rubbed his eyes hard.

"What was that just now! It appeared in a flash and then disappeared in a flash!"

"This is unbelievable, in broad daylight!"

The student shuddered and ran away.

Inside the room, the group returned every few seconds, seemingly having done something, yet also feeling like they hadn't done anything at all.

The short interval and long distance of the transmission made several academicians feel dizzy, and Adolf quickly raised his hand.

"Stop! Don't teleport anymore, Anna!"

After a moment, the group looked at Diana. Didn't the teleportation array consume magic? If they remembered correctly, long-distance teleportation magic consumed a lot of magic!

Adolf breathed a sigh of relief; he now retracted his earlier thought. Anna's willingness to listen to advice was definitely not a virtue.

"Anna! There are quite a few people and items being teleported; we need to get to the academy here first."

Seeing that Diana was about to snap her fingers again, Adolf grabbed her hand.

"Let's walk over there!"

Diana was a little puzzled, but seeing the determined expressions on her masters' faces, she didn't refuse.

The manor wasn't far from the academy, and the group arrived quickly.

None of them wanted to teleport anymore, so in the end only Adolf and Felix went with them.

After Diana set up a large teleportation array in the square, she teleported away with the two of them.

Scott watched the group disappear into the teleportation array and remarked with a sigh:

"I remember Anna doesn't seem to have any affinity for spatial attributes!"

"Adolf must have already shown her the magical data left by the Sage. Didn't he say a while ago that she could even use the Sage's magic?"

Scott nodded.

"What a prodigy! Even without attribute affinity, he can use the corresponding magic so skillfully!"

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At Austin College, Felix went to inform everyone still in the college.

Adolf then led Diana toward a corner of the academy.

"Anna, when you first joined the academy, were you interested in things you had never seen before, such as lamps that didn't need to be lit or fans that could spin on their own?"

Although Diana understood these things, she still nodded in agreement.

"Yes! I was quite surprised when I first saw it!"

"I only understood it after reading the physics textbook I learned at school!"

Adolf smiled and stroked his beard.

"Hmm, not bad, you are indeed very smart!"

"Actually, what you see in the academy is just the ordinary stuff. The Sage left behind many more advanced things, such as carriages that can run without horses, vehicles that allow ordinary people to fly, and machines that can communicate from a great distance, and so on."

Diana was stunned. "Isn't this just like cars, airplanes, and telephones?! Your predecessor created an industrial revolution!"

Adolf, seeing Diana's shocked expression, was quite pleased. 'Not easy! To see that look on this girl's face.'

"Master! Why wasn't such a good thing made more widely available sooner?"

Adolf smiled and shook his head.

"It's no use taking it out; it will only become the private property of nobles and won't change anything. In fact, commoners will be exploited even more."

"But things are different now. Under the order you maintain, these things can change everyone's quality of life and will lead more people onto this 'technological' path!"

"The future that the Sage once described is something to look forward to!"

"Thanks to you, Anna, perhaps I will live to see that day!"

Diana's eyes sparkled too. 'That's wonderful!'

"I really look forward to that era!"

As the two talked, they arrived at an area surrounded by high walls.

Diana had never been here while she was at the academy, because this area wasn't shown on the academy map.

Entering through a guarded entrance, you find a spacious area with many buildings, mostly large warehouses.

Adolf summoned a guard and instructed him to inform everyone to gather at the teaching building.

Then he led Diana to a large warehouse.

Inside the Oliver City manor, Denise, carrying a bag of pink cookies, searched every corner of the manor but still couldn't find Diana.

She pretended to be sick and took the whole day off from school. Yes, she was actually required to go to school, since she still looks like a child.

Denise stood in the empty garden, breathing heavily.

"Anna—where are you?!"