The fast-forward journey after seizing the traverser system

"Mary Jane didn't know about this at all, and the school had already admitted her, so there was no precedent for her being expelled because of this."

The teacher spoke with certainty, and facing the principal's questioning, his eyes were still full of worry.

It wasn't that he was worried that something would happen to him, but that Mary Jane would be punished.

"From what I know, Mary Jane's dormitory is the most luxurious one among them, and it's also because of your operation."

The principal spoke slowly. He also learned from other people's feedback that Mary Jane had so many problems.

The principal also understands that students who have been admitted to the college will not be expelled for any other reason unless they have made serious mistakes.

After all, this academy is very special and is filled with a large number of nobles. If the conditions for expulsion are a little lower, it would be easy for commoners to be falsely accused and expelled.

Many people choose to curry favor with the powerful. The founder of the college naturally thought a lot about it. He originally hoped that the college would be a place for teaching and educating people, and it must be sacred and inviolable. He also knew that where there are people, there will be all kinds of ghosts and monsters.

“I think civilians can also live in very luxurious accommodation, and this is something our college needs to improve.”

The admissions teacher stiffened his neck and said that he was unhappy when it came to Mary Jane.

The principal was speechless when he saw his unrepentant look.

Although their college has always had a tradition of recruiting commoner students, in fact, their college is essentially an aristocratic college. After all, they were initially funded by aristocrats, and recruiting commoners has always been the dean's insistence.

Therefore, the nobles have always lived in the best places, and the common people lived in slightly worse places, but they all had their own houses, which were much better than those in other colleges.

This is all due to the high tuition fees for the nobles, so their food and accommodation have always been top-notch.

The common people have never been unwilling to accept this, as they all understand the truth: they came here because of their own excellence, in order to learn advanced magic and become excellent wizards, and they are not treated harshly in terms of food and accommodation, and even all resources are free for them.

Of course, the nobles would not hate the common people. The common people who could come here were either extremely talented or hardworking, or at least had unique insights in some aspect.

The children of nobles who can come here are not those with poor talents. Even if they are arrogant, they will not look down on capable people.

They knew very well that after these people left the academy, they would become the backbone of various places, and even those with the top talents might become magic saints.

Even if they do not choose to be friends, they will not offend each other. Even if there are minor frictions between them, no major disputes will arise.

Although commoners and nobles have never been too close, they have interacted with each other. After all, they may become colleagues who see each other every day in the future.

But this situation was ruined by Mary Jane. Although it was not said that the best rooms would definitely be occupied by nobles, it was a customary condition.

After all, their annual investment is not small. Although there are successful civilians who provide funding, they are only a small part.

In addition, Mary Jane was not one of the top people, so her moving in would definitely cause a lot of controversy. If she was top in all aspects, there would be nothing to say, but unfortunately, Mary Jane was not, and on the contrary, her knowledge was even very poor.

The principal had a headache. After all, this Mary Jane directly affected the reputation of the common people, which made it difficult for him to do his job.