Chapter 26: Make An Enemy

In Violet’s entire life, she had never heard anyone spout so much nonsense as this man was spewing right now.

By chance, had the teacher taken coke before coming to class? Was that what was in his coffee? And yes, the Lunaris teacher would probably be capable of it. After all, teacher-student relationships were encouraged here, so taking coke shouldn’t make any difference.

Radcliff went on to prattle about how werewolves were not only the first inhabitants of this world but also the true predecessors to what humans now call ’evolution.’

His voice carried a faint edge of disdain on the word evolution, as if it were a misguided myth that humans had arrogantly clung to.

It didn’t escape Violet that the werewolf students seemed unbothered as he spewed that propaganda; if anything, they looked quietly pleased. Of course, the teacher was on their side. Why wouldn’t they like it?

However, this was clearly racial discrimination, and she could feel the tension rising among the humans.

Professor Radcliff himself was completely indifferent to the unease in the room, which was akin to a mixture of diesel and gasoline that was dangerously close to igniting.

He continued, "The concept of human evolution, as you know it, is largely a fabrication. Pure-blooded werewolves were the first beings, blessed with strength, resilience, and intelligence. It was only later that humans emerged, an offshoot, weaker and less capable."

A human student at the back couldn’t contain himself any longer and lifted his hand.

"And what is it...?"

"Dion."

help you, Dion?" Radcliff asked, his lips pressed into a thin line. It was obvious

"Is this even

class burst into laughter, including Violet. She wasn’t a robot, after all. She had been waiting for someone to call the teacher out, and now that Dion had

his expression was downright

each step he took, it seemed like he was sucking the very air out of the classroom. Finally, he stood in front of Dion, and Violet had to give Dion credit for not flinching, instead, he stood

debate. It’s a study of werewolf heritage, culture, and legacy, one that’s deeply rooted in fact, even if some humans would prefer to believe otherwise." He glanced around the room, daring any other

either studied properly or intended to rile

moaned, "It

ten points deducted."

into his seat, sulking, while

Lila, "Can

you think you’ve been climbing up the

The realization hit

mind. What if she transferred

to catch on instinctively, shooting her a warning look, as if

smiled sheepishly, but that idea had already taken root and

problem here, Miss

Oh, shit.

she looked up to see Radcliff standing right in front of her. Judging by the way his eyebrow was arched and his cold gaze focused on her, she bet he had overheard

expression furrowed. Screw it. She wasn’t going to let this man bully

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