Unspeakable bubbles

"This year's spot will be given to your class. I have a lot of faith in the student council members."

Harris said calmly, "I need to think about the travel destination more carefully. I'll tell you tomorrow."

"yeah!"

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"Class, I have some good news to announce today!"

Early in the morning, Emma said something inspiring: "The college has decided to allocate a certain number of places each year for students who have made outstanding contributions to have the opportunity to travel abroad!"

"..."

Seeing everyone staring at her blankly, Emma smiled and said, "That's right, no doubt about it."

"Our class has secured all the trip spots this year!"

"Wow, I can travel again!" The little girl's braids trembled.

"This is so sudden, the student council didn't even receive any prior notice."

"Contribution... ah, you mean the mithril mine, right?" Takehara guessed.

"I'm sure."

“Travel, travel, that’s wonderful.”

"That's not right!"

At that moment, Petty raised his hand.

"Hmm? Does Grant have any questions?"

"Teacher Emma, ​​the student council only had the opportunity to go out this time because they completed the mission to find mithril ore, right?"

"Yes."

"You just said that our class has taken all the spots this year?"

"correct."

"What about her?"

Patty crossed her arms: "That guy clearly didn't do anything..."

"Grant, don't be so petty."

Emma interrupted Patty: "Jade was also silently praying for everyone who was out at the time."

She smiled at Xiaoyu, who seemed a little uneasy: "Xiaoyu, you're part of the class, and the teacher helped you get a spot on this trip."

“Teacher Emma…”

Xiaoyu's eyes immediately welled up with tears; she was so moved that she couldn't speak.

"Tch, I've had that feeling for a long time."

"Ms. Emma, ​​aren't you being too biased towards her?" Patty asked, looking displeased.

"Grant, you are the one who's targeting Xiaoyu. I've felt for a long time that you're targeting her."

Emma frowned and said, "You can't keep bullying people."

"what?"

"Teacher, I have a question."

Mizushima raised his hand, interrupting the argument between the two.

"Mizushima, what's the problem?"

"If we're going on a trip, where are we going this time?"

"The location is in the envelope, but the teacher didn't see it."

Emma smiled and said, "Reiko, come up here, open the envelope, and then loudly announce the location!"

Reiko quickly walked up to the podium, and under everyone's expectant gaze, she opened the envelope.

"Ok?"

Upon seeing the destination, Reiko froze.

"Ms. Emma, ​​are you sure you didn't take the wrong envelope?"

“My grandfather gave it to me this morning, and I’ve kept it in my briefcase ever since.”

Emma looked at Reiko with a puzzled expression: "Is something wrong?"

"..."

"Hey, Reiko, stop keeping us in suspense and tell us where we're going this time!" Petty asked anxiously.

"The destination is..."

Reiko glanced at the letter again: "The Mahara Desert."

"Hey!"

Section 542, Chapter 541: Well-prepared

"grandfather!"

"Oh, Emma."

Harris, who was trimming potted plants in his office, didn't seem surprised; he gestured for him to sit down.

"Grandpa, did you write it in the wrong place?" Emma asked anxiously.

"Hmm? Probably not, it's Mahara, right?"

"..."

Why there?!

Emma exclaimed, "There's nothing there but sand! How can anyone travel there?"

"Hey, some people even queue up specifically to go to those places that are full of sand."

Harris chuckled and said, "Emma, ​​don't you know those fascinating pyramidal buildings?"

"A square pyramid... Grandpa, you don't mean a pyramid, do you?"

"Yeah, yeah!"

Seeing Harris nod seriously, Emma covered her face and said, "That's not right, Grandpa, you've got the place wrong!"

"The Emira region has pyramids, right? Although there's a lot of sand there, the Maharashtra really has nothing but sand!"

“Hmm, is that so?” Harris said thoughtfully.

"Yes, so Grandpa, you should change the location quickly."

"Emma, ​​I'm afraid that won't work."

Harris sighed, "Alright, I'm not kidding you anymore. Grandpa chose that place after careful consideration."

"Huh?"

"Laplace Academy is not yet self-sufficient. The large amount of supplies it needs each month still have to be provided by the forces with which it has cooperative relationships."

Harris said calmly, "Emma, ​​in this situation, do you think Grandpa should give those 'partners' the necessary respect?"

“Of course we should respect them; after all, they’ve given us a lot of help,” Emma said immediately.

“Well, if we’re going to respect them, then your class’s students definitely shouldn’t go to those popular tourist attractions that are crowded and noisy.”

Harris glanced at Emma: "If those partners find out that you're taking your students on a trip to their territory, won't they feel slighted?"

"Emma, ​​don't forget our duty."

"...Grandpa, but Mahara is just too, too bad."

"It's better if it's a little worse."

Harris cautioned, "Don't assume that just because your class is going on a group trip, the other professors won't have any objections."

Emma was taken aback, and her face darkened.

"Well, there are things to look forward to in the Maharashtra."

"If you can find pyramids in other deserts, maybe you can find some prehistoric civilization in the Maharashtra."

Harris advised, "Just think of it as a big adventure. I know quite a few students who like this kind of thing."

"..."

"Grandpa, Emma understands."

Not wanting to put her grandfather in a difficult position any longer, Emma smiled and said, "Now that you mention it, it makes sense. Others may not know, but Bubble will definitely like it."

"Haha, right?"

"The trip is scheduled for next week, which is early November."

"I'll give you one, no, half a month."

Harris extended the contract by a week as additional compensation.

"Emma, ​​have fun with your classmates."

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"Wow, you're here so early."

Petty arrived at the assembly point on the playground with her travel bag, only to find that some people had arrived even earlier than her.

The little girl, "Petty," greeted us with a big smile.

"Bubble, you seem to be in a particularly good mood today."

Petty looked the little girl over and couldn't help but say this.

"Of course! We're about to set off in search of a lost prehistoric civilization!"