A single teacher at the Temple did not hold much power on their own. They merely taught or guided students in the classes they were responsible for in their assigned schools. 1

However, the leadership of the Temple was also made up of educators, and they were not to be taken lightly. 0

Although the Temple was an affiliate of the empire, it possessed a tremendous amount of power in its own right. Of course, it did not exercise authority outside of matters related to the Temple, but when it came to issues involving the Temple, its authority was formidable. 0

If the well-being of a Temple student was at stake, the Temple authorities would naturally step in to address the matter. After all, protecting the students’ well-being was one of the most fundamental responsibilities of the Temple.0

Adriana looked puzzled by my explanation. 0

“I-I wonder if that would work…” 0

Essentially, no matter how much I argued for it, what I was suggesting was basically the same as going, “Teacher! There’s a big problem! Please help us!” 0

But that was not all. 0

“It’s not just the teachers. We should also involve the student council as well.” 0

The student council was yet another power within the Temple. 0

Ceres Van Owenne was a member of the religious club “Grace”, and she was the president of the student council that represented the Royal Class students. That meant she could speak to the head president of the student council, who represented the entirety of the Temple’s students that numbered in the tens of thousands, at any time. 0

The head president of the student council of the Temple, a school where children from notable families gathered, was undoubtedly someone influential. Though I was not sure who, simply mentioning the name of the head president of the student council at the Temple would make others take no...0