On the academic building of the intermediate department at Eastsea Academy, two men stood by the window, admiring the scenery below.
One of them was an elderly man of around sixty, medium in height, with graying hair and an air of scholarly refinement. The other looked more like a textbook school dean. These two were none other than the headmaster and the dean of Eastsea Academy.
Though to say they were looking at the scenery below would be somewhat inaccurate, as their gazes had not once rested on the surrounding flowers, trees, and grass; instead, they remained fixed on a certain brown-haired little girl down on the playground.
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