I am the heroine's godfather!

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A thin, brown-haired boy approached. Kyle nodded, and the thin boy's face lit up with surprise: "My name is William, William Miles, and I'm also a freshman at St. Casta."

“I am Kyle Tessler.”

"Tesler!"

William's face showed surprise: "That hero family!"

"Yes."

"My goodness, you're actually from a family of heroes? That's amazing!"

"Haha, no..."

That's how Kyle Tessler met his destined friend.

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"Miss Laura Mister, we've arrived."

A woman dressed in black robes with a hoarse voice escorted Laura to Fallen Leaf City: "Next, please go to the hotel on your own. If you need any help, please contact the St. Casta Magic Academy office."

“Yes, Ms. Evelyn.”

"Ah."

Laura breathed a sigh of relief as she watched the dark-skinned woman leave. Saint Casta offered a shuttle service for students who couldn't come themselves, usually provided by a dedicated public carriage. However, since Lady Evelyn happened to be in the Kingdom of Antaya, she conveniently brought Laura along as well.

"Hmm, although I don't think Ms. Evelyn is a bad person, this cold feeling is still quite frightening."

Laura muttered something under her breath, then looked at Fallen Leaf City with longing in her eyes: "This is where Saint Casta is located... Oh right, I made a promise with Charlotte to go see her!"

Chapter 63 Laura reunites with Charlotte, and Lorraine meets with the old headmaster.

Inside the hotel, Loran helped the three little ones put their luggage away and then went out, while the three little ones started discussing excitedly.

"Charlotte, Charlotte, which college do you want to go to?"

"As for me, I'd probably go to the Sage's Academy?"

Charlotte tapped her chin: "But that's not necessarily true. It depends on how the four sacred artifacts are divided."

"That's right."

The Four Sacred Relics are four seventh-tier sacred relics passed down from the four founders of Saint Casta: the Sword of Virtue, the Book of Wisdom, the Eye of Insight, and the Shield of the Mind. They respectively symbolize the Academy of Knights, the Academy of Sages, the Academy of Alchemy, and the Academy of Astrology. During the entrance ceremony, these four sacred relics will select which a student will attend.

Some people may be chosen by multiple sacred artifacts at the same time, in which case it will depend on the student's own choice.

"However, I think Anna might be a good fit for the Knights Academy."

Charlotte suddenly spoke up, and Anna smiled foolishly: "Are you saying I have all the virtues of the Knights' Academy? Hehe, actually I'm not that good."

黛西掩嘴轻笑，夏洛蒂的意思每^日.发！书，群【6`5,0/5^0”2*3>3.8】八成是在说安娜笨笨的。

That's really malicious.

"Oh, is it already this late?"

Charlotte glanced at the clock and exclaimed in surprise. Daisy and Anna looked at her, puzzled. "What's wrong, Charlotte?"

"Well, I made an appointment with a friend from Antaya to meet at the fountain!"

Charlotte quickly stood up: "Sorry, I have to go!"

"Okay, go ahead, and tell us about it later."

Although Anna and Daisy were curious about Charlotte's old friend, they left the reunion scene to Charlotte and the unknown lady.

"The fountain, the fountain... I found it, it's here!"

Laura peered around cautiously and finally found the agreed-upon location. As the time for their meeting drew near, her steps quickened.

As the fountain gradually came into view, the familiar blonde girl stood beneath it. The sunlight refracted the mist into rainbows; the sun was warm, the wind gentle—perfect for a reunion.

"Charlotte!"

The girl's joyful voice attracted the attention of passersby, who couldn't help but smile as they watched the girls hugging each other.

"Lola, I miss you so much!"

"Me too!"

The two women, hand in hand, sat down on a chair by the fountain. Charlotte carefully observed her friend, whom she hadn't seen for months. She noticed that Charlotte had cut her hair short for some reason; her once light gray hair was now only ear-length. Seemingly weary from her journey, her face still bore a hint of travel weariness.

"Lola, I feel like you've changed a lot."

"Hey, is there?"

Laura scratched her head: "Charlotte, you're still as beautiful as ever."

"How can that be..."

"Oh right, where are your two friends?"

Laura was a little curious. Charlotte had mentioned in her letter that she had two good friends in Enshia, and Laura had been wanting to meet them.

"Anna and Daisy? They're at the hotel."

"Oh, I see. Then introduce me to him later."

"Speaking of which, Laura, have you found a place to stay?"

"Hmm, not yet."

"Then let's stay at the hotel we're staying at. Fallen Leaf City is packed with people right now, and many hotels are full!"

"Okay, okay."

Laura readily agreed, then looked around at Charlotte with some confusion: "Where's Loran?"

"Lorraine seems to have something to do. Is there something you need from him?"

"This guy hasn't written me a single letter in all this time, he must be tired of living!"

"You..."

Since Lorraine hadn't actually sent any letters to her, Charlotte couldn't say anything.

"When we meet, I'm going to settle the score with him!"

Laura clenched her fists, furious.

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"Ah."

Loran sneezed, and the white-haired, gold-rimmed monocle principal of St. Casta Academy, Lentilan, sitting opposite him, looked over: "Lord Loran?"

"It's nothing, I guess someone is just talking badly about me behind my back."

Loran waved his hand, but Lundilan laughed and said, "Lord Lorian has traveled to many places and knows so many people. I'm afraid it won't be easy to find those who are badmouthing you behind your back."

“Mr. Rentilan is joking.”

"Well, speaking of which, the old man also has a glorious past."

A hint of nostalgia appeared in Lentilan's cloudy eyes, and Loran laughed: "The past was good. Everyone was young, full of energy, and there were stories to tell over drinks."

"Ha ha ha ha......"

"Let's get back to the main topic. The headmaster invited me here, is there something you need?"

"Hehe...it's not a big deal."

Lentilan stroked his beard: "I wonder if Lord Lorian has ever heard of the Thales family?"

"A family of heroes? I've heard of them."

Loran squinted; he could roughly guess what the old man wanted to say.

"Hehe, now the heir of the Hero Family has arrived in Saint Casta."

"Oh?"

Loran showed a hint of interest: "The Hero Clan has been in decline for so long, and finally has a new talent?"

"Indeed."

Rentilan nodded: "I once consulted the oracle and learned that the heir of the Tesler family, Kyle Tesler, will resolve the impending crisis."

"Mr. Rentilan, please do not joke. Her Majesty the Saint is alive and well. How could there be a crisis that requires a child to solve?"

"Heh, the mystery of fate lies precisely in its unpredictability. Perhaps something is happening in places we are unaware of, something that will ultimately affect everything?"

Lentilan laughed: "Speaking of which, there is another destined person right beside Lord Lorian."

"Oh?"

"It is Charlotte Bernard, the child adopted by Lord Lorian."

"Hehe, I never expected that my good-for-nothing child would be the one destined for us."

"Haha, Lord Lorian is joking. If Miss Charlotte's talent is not up to par, then I'm afraid there is no one up to par in the entire Saint Casta."

"Ha ha ha ha......"

Loran smiled, then suddenly his eyes narrowed, and a fire ignited in his pupils. In an instant, the atmosphere in the entire office became somewhat heavy.

“I don’t care what you’re planning, Principal Rentilan, and I don’t care what you’ve divined.”

The Holy Tribunal in his hand gleamed coldly: "But I think we'd better make things clear and not try anything with Charlotte."

Chapter 64 Charlotte's Sister?

The atmosphere in the principal's office suddenly became somewhat heavy. After a long while, Lundilan slowly spoke: "Lord Lorian, there is no point in you taking your anger out on me."

Loran snorted coldly, neither agreeing nor disagreeing.

Rentilan continued, "You know, no matter what choices we make, fate is always there, and everyone has their own destined mission. This is true for Her Majesty Messiah, and it is also true for Kyle and Charlotte."

"Ha, the destiny you're referring to, is it that Messiah will use her own life to seal the Demon King?"

Loran squinted: "But that fate was severed long ago."

"Yes, yes, it was cut off."

Lundilan turned his back and looked into the distance: "In the original destiny, Her Majesty Messiah would die sealing the Demon King, and then there would be darkness, and I could not see clearly. But now that Her Majesty Messiah has become a demigod, although her future destiny is still dark, there is already a glimmer of light."

"Lord Lorian, if fate forced you to choose between Her Majesty Messiah and Miss Charlotte, who would you choose?"

Silence enveloped the place. After a long while, Rendilan spoke with a chuckle: "Let's not talk about that, Lord Lorian. Let's discuss the course you're going to be in charge of. I think a practical magic course would be very suitable for you?"

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At this point, Charlotte and Laura finished catching up, held hands, and prepared to have a good meal before returning to the inn.

"Speaking of which, Charlotte, what kind of delicious food does Fallen Leaf City have?"

"Hmm, I've read in a book that the bread in Fallen Leaf City is extremely delicious..."

"But we can't just eat bread all the time."

"Too."

In the end, the two asked passersby for directions and found a shop with a good reputation.

This restaurant seems to be a century-old establishment. It's said that Her Majesty the Saintess and Lord Lorian dined here before they embarked on their journey to conquer the Demon King. It was lunchtime, and the restaurant was packed. Charlotte and Laura entered, and a waiter greeted them: "Gentlemen, if you wish to dine, you may have to wait a while."

Are there any more people ahead of us?

"There are seven people ahead of you two."

"Hmm, there are quite a lot of people, Charlotte."

Laura pouted, and Charlotte smiled and said, "That just proves that this restaurant really does have good food."

"That's true, then let's wait a while."

Laura, hands on her hips, said with a grin, "Good food is worth the wait!"

"Hehe, you two can order first, and if there are any empty seats, please feel free to sit down."

The waiter brought out the menu, and Laura looked at it with great interest, then fell into deep thought: "Everything looks delicious."

"If I were to make a recommendation, I would suggest that the two ladies order a snail dish, a chicken roll with butter, and a pasta dish."

The waiter offered recommendations, and Charlotte and Laura, struggling to choose, pondered for a moment before following his advice.

Perhaps to celebrate their reunion, even fate seemed to take a gentler turn; the two appeared exceptionally lucky today, and soon an empty table appeared. Laura pulled Charlotte's hand and they sat down, waiting for the food to arrive.