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    The dormitory’s cafeteria exuded light and warmth even at the crack of dawn.

    This occurred because many students began their training early in the morning. Accordingly, the cafeteria had to prepare breakfast a bit sooner.

    Only a handful of prodigies could secure admission to the academy solely based on talent.

    The vast majority of the students had earned their place through relentless, bone-grinding effort. Such individuals typically had a habit of training diligently.

    Upon entering the bustling student cafeteria, an immediate chilly silence fell over the once lively space.

    I sensed countless eyes discreetly scrutinizing me. A disgruntled noise escaped my lips.

    The letter had mentioned meddling with the Imperial Family and I shall pay the price.

    If so, then there was only one likely outcome.

    Bullying. Along with pressure and threats from every direction.

    Even if one was part of the imperial bloodline, within the Academy, they were just another student.

    Of course, this rule was seldom upheld in practice. But as long as this regulation existed, there was no need to worry about any disadvantages in the academy for offending the Imperials.

    However, this was only the official standpoint. Unofficially, all manner of reprisals were possible and had been meted out in the past.

    For instance, the current attitude of the students towards me right now.

    Some glared with open hostility, while others, gripped with fear, avoided my gaze.

    It felt as if I was some sort of contagious patient.

    As if getting too close to me would spell disaster.

    Such was the formidable reputation of the Imperial Family. When word got out that I had offended a member of the Imperial Family, only one name surfaced in my mind.

    The 5th Imperial Princess of the Empire, Cien.

    The top student of the first years in the Magic Departments and also a figure boasting the most extensive connections within the academy.

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