The Outer God Needs Warmth

Victoria, with a face full of anxiety, arrived at the dormitory she was preparing.

The place she originally lived in wasn’t far from the entrance, but now it had been moved to a very secluded spot.

There, students from commoner backgrounds, like Victoria, lived.

No matter how powerful their parents were, or how good their abilities, the wall dividing nobles and commoners is high.

When nobles entered and gathered in certain numbers, they formed territories, pushing others out naturally.

I walked down the hallway.

There were always people claiming their territory when Victoria passed by, but not now.

It was likely because everyone was busy with Solindigus.

I bypassed them and walked further in. Near the stairs leading up, a noisy place filled with voices. There, Victoria and the other displaced students had settled.

I stood in front of Victoria’s door.

Victoria was packing her bag to head to the clockwork knight school. Her room was still messy. She cleaned, but it wasn’t really clean.

Beatrice would probably get angry if she saw it.