[Genshin Impact] A world where only travelers are alone

Idilia was already quite used to his behavior, so she moved to sit next to him without any hesitation: "Don't you have classes today? Why are you in our college?"

There is certainly a reason why El Haisen is here.

His grandmother had applied for him to be eligible to audit courses at other academies before her death. He only needed to inform the course professor in advance and he could audit the courses at any time. Now that he had almost finished learning the courses of the Zhilun School on his own, he naturally would not confine himself to the Sravasti College and simply chose the Yinlun School, which he was most interested in recently.

He knew that Idilya would be late for class, so he checked the course schedule of the Yinlun School in advance in order to audit the class later.

Of course, there was no need to explain all this to others. Elhaisen simply said that he was there to listen and said no more.

Idyllia was overjoyed. She obviously had not expected that there would be such a good thing as pie falling from the sky. She immediately forgot about Elhaisen's disrespect to her in the morning. She happily stuck to him and talked to him, placing books next to him, as if she wanted to completely occupy the seat next to him.

Humph, she still remembered that during the truth or dare game, many of her companions had shown their favor for Elhaisen. If she didn't act sooner, someone else would definitely be tempted, just like when they were in the library!
Should they be thankful that they came early enough today? There is almost no one else in the classroom except them now. Otherwise, the seats around Elhaisen might be full of people when she was distracted just now.

As for why he said almost...At this moment, Unar, who was completely ignored by the two, looked livid, and tried to make his presence known unconvincedly: "Idilia, where is your upbringing?"

He always believed that his project was not passed because of Idilia's interference, and his attitude towards Idilia was very bad. Even Elhaisen, who also made him hate him and was the fuse of today's incident, had to take a step back.

Idilia frowned in displeasure.

She had never been questioned about her upbringing.

Her father, Mengtiaga, was the Grand Secretary of the Court of Decrees after all, and the Grand Secretary had a special status in the knowledge-oriented Sumeru. Although he was just a seemingly leisurely civil servant, he had become a role that most people were reluctant to offend because he could decide on the borrowing of certain important banned books in the Palace of Wisdom.

Idilya knew very well that the reason why she was so popular in the House of Decrees was not only because of her own strong ability, but also largely because of her identity as the daughter of the Grand Secretary. Almost no one dared to offend her as unscrupulously as Unar, let alone question her in this way that directly involved her father.

In fact, she had always known that Unar was dissatisfied with her because of his identity.

Unar's background was actually not bad, his ancestors even had a sage, but in recent years there had been almost no academic achievements in the family, and the family had gradually declined. He was considered the most promising one in the family in recent years.

Perhaps because of this, Unar always thinks highly of himself and cannot stand his companions' fawning on Idilya. In addition, he was humiliated before, so his behavior has become more and more serious recently, and he always tries his best to make things difficult for her.

However, Idilia was rather slow-witted most of the time. Unless his offensive attitude was very direct, she would usually just think that Unar was going crazy for no apparent reason and would forget about it the moment she turned around.

But unfortunately, today is a different case.

Because she lost her mother at a young age and was raised by Mentiaga alone, Idilya respects her father very much and cannot tolerate Unar mocking Mentiaga's educational methods in this way.

Her expression was cold: "Perhaps you are the one who is really uneducated, Unar, for interrupting other people's conversations at will."

It was the first time that Elhaisen saw her like this. His originally aloof expression changed, and his eyes were filled with interest that he could not hide. However, he still did not speak, and calmly prepared to observe how Idilya planned to deal with such problems.

Idilia forgot his existence for a moment, and released all the arrogance that she had deliberately restrained in front of him. Unar was completely defeated by her with just his venting of resentment. Every point he made was refuted by Idilia with reason and evidence, and he was also ridiculed by the way.

Unar's expression changed from the angry red at the beginning to the pale white that he was unable to refute now.

Idilia sneered, and she also understood what he said to her before the last class. "As for your belief that I tripped you up and caused you to fail the project - heh, if this statement can ease your resentment and anxiety caused by your lack of ability, please ask me, maybe I can reluctantly agree to it."

Idillia knew that he failed the project because his goal was too unrealistic and unrealistic, but she didn't want to tell Unar the details. The latter would only think that she looked down on him and was completely unwilling to accept this reason. When she said this, her tone was extremely contemptuous, and she obviously looked down on Unar's behavior of shifting all the responsibilities to others.

Unal was completely speechless.

Idilia finally glanced coldly at this guy who had lost his fighting ability and no longer had the desire to say anything more.

Unar found a corner and sat down in a daze.

Until this time, those guys who were frightened by the confrontation between the two finally dared to walk into the classroom cautiously instead of wandering outside.

With more people, the noise naturally became louder. Even though the scholars who came to class were still a little restrained because of the previous incident, there were still some brave ones who gathered together to gossip.

Idilia felt a little headache and seemed a little listless after her rare emotional outburst, but she did not forget Elhaisen who was sitting next to her.

Thinking of what she had read in the book last night: "Showing weakness appropriately can help enhance relationships," she couldn't help but reach out to grab the corner of Elhaisen's sleeve.

The beautiful and unique red and green eyes looked at her accordingly.

Under Elhaisen's calm and composed gaze, Idilya's original intention to take advantage of the situation disappeared completely. She actually felt a little aggrieved: "You really won't say a word to help me? I thought we... uh, at least we were friends."

There are many types of friends, but no matter which type you are, you should maintain your friend's face in front of outsiders.

But Elhaisen remained silent, watching their conversation coldly without saying a word.

Idilya had never been treated like this before, except for Unar, who was just looking for trouble to make her angry. But facing Elhaisen, how could she remain cold and hard? Instead, her eyes turned red with grievance.

Elhaisen naturally also saw this scene, and his eyes were dull for a moment.

He didn't expect Idilia to cry over something like this.

"...Idilia, you don't need me. Unar has no power to fight back against you, and you can handle it even without me speaking for you." Elhaisen felt a little guilty for some reason and handed over his handkerchief.

Idilia didn't answer. She looked at him stubbornly, tears welling up in her eyes.

Elhaisen had no choice but to put the handkerchief next to her.

"You are dazzling enough and don't need a foil," he said.

(End of this chapter)