After I died of old age, I was reincarnated into another world and became a cat

As dish after dish was served, the atmosphere at the table gradually became lively. Everyone present was a child of aristocracy who had learned various social skills since childhood, so the table was naturally very lively for a while.

Naturally, La Luna was also very happy to receive the praise from the students.

As time passed, the meal was soon over. When leaving, La Luna looked at the astonishing amount of money, paid it with reluctance, and then took the students back to the college.

The city of Alres should have been very lively at night, but because of the snow, no one was willing to go out, and other stores closed early because of lack of business.

The streets were deserted at this time, and there was a thin layer of snow on the ground, which made a constant creaking sound as the students walked on it.

After La Luna brought the students back to the college, she quickly arranged for them to return to the dormitory to rest. She also immediately returned to the dormitory, washed up, and lay down in her room.

After a short while, La Luna quietly opened one eye, and then used the Moon Goddess magic to leave a clone, and then her figure immediately disappeared in the room.

In the village, the little girl huddled in her bed, reading the book in her hands by the dim light of a fire.

At this moment, the familiar sound of opening a window suddenly came from the second floor.

"I am coming again."

Chapter 120: The little girl doesn't want to be separated / Mir doesn't want to get fat

"Here I go again. How are you doing now, little one? Do you understand?"

La Luna walked down slowly from the second floor and saw the little girl still studying. She felt relieved. It was true that children from poor families grow up early (but they didn’t seem to be very poor before?)

However, the little girl's perseverance was well appreciated by La Luna.

The little girl looked up at La Luna. Although she had seen her true face, La Luna still appeared in that mysterious robe and had a mysterious veil on her face.

“I don’t understand these.”

The little girl held up the book and pointed to the magic formulas that were drawn with charcoal.

"Well, these are exactly what I want to teach you. Can you understand the others?"

"Ah."

The little girl nodded.

"good."

La Luna smiled slightly, then gently stroked the little girl's head with her hand.

"hand…?"

As if feeling a different touch from before, the little girl subconsciously looked up and saw an arm made of steel.

"Ah, this is my armor."

La Luna deftly turned the mechanical wrist and waved it a bit, and the little girl believed it, thinking it was just a piece of steel protective gear worn outside.

"Okay, I'll teach you now."

I really didn't expect that after teaching students in the college during the day, I would have to come here to teach this little girl at night.

Soon, La Luna explained the simple principles related to magic formulas and magic runes, and the little girl listened carefully and wrote it down. La Luna thought about it for a moment, then wrote down everything she had just said in a new notebook, and then gave the notebook and a few brand new pens to the little girl.

"First, try to apply this basic magic formula to the rune and then perform the calculation."

La Luna wrote a simple magic formula and drew the runes of the magic formula.

After seeing the formula, the little girl nodded and started to calculate in her little head.

La Luna looked at the serious expression of the little girl, and for some reason her heart suddenly moved, and an idea came to her mind.

After a short while, the little girl worked out the formula and carved an identical magic circle next to it according to the correct rules.

“Huh… is that so?”

The little girl carefully handed the notebook to La Luna, and La Luna nodded after reading it.

"Yes, a perfect solution."

Pat head × 1

La Luna put the notebook back in front of the little girl, then showed an expression as if she wanted to say something but hesitated. After thinking about it, she gritted her teeth and said it.

"Are you willing to join me in spreading the faith to this continent?"

The little girl looked up at La Luna in confusion.

La Luna looked at the pure and innocent eyes of the little girl and scratched her head for a moment.

Forget it. Even if I’m short of manpower, I can’t hire child laborers.

La Luna opened her mouth to take back what she had just said, but the little girl suddenly smiled a very bright smile.

"Okay, wherever you go, I'll go."

"Uh…"

The words she was about to say were instantly strangled in her throat by this smile, and La Luna suddenly felt like she had been hit hard.

"Cough cough."

La Luna coughed lightly and adjusted her state a little.

"Come with me to spread the faith, but it's very hard."

The little girl shook her head.

"I don't know what to do in the future. What can I do if I stay at home alone..."

All the closest relatives in the family have passed away one after another, and all the family properties have been sold out, leaving only this empty house. The memories in this house have also disappeared along with the sale of the furniture and decorations.

It can be said that the only reason he can survive now is thanks to this mysterious messenger of God in front of him.

La Luna thought about it and realized that, indeed, she had a mission to accomplish and could not stay with the little girl forever. Without her help, what would happen to the little girl in the future?

It would be better to just bring her with me. Although the child is still young, I will train her first. After all, missionary work is not something that can be completed in a few years. I guess more manpower will be needed to help in the future. This can be considered a long-term investment for this little girl.

La Luna thought so, then nodded with a little hesitation.

Seeing that La Luna agreed, the little girl gently put her arms around La Luna and hugged her.

"Well, I'll go wherever you go. It's a deal."

After being hugged by the little girl, La Luna's body was a little stiff, but she soon relaxed.

"How stupid! I have other things to do during the day, but I will definitely come to accompany you at night."

La Luna stretched out her little finger, gently tapped the little girl's head, and then continued to teach her new magic content.

Time passed quickly, and before I knew it, the sky had already turned faintly white.

La Luna glanced at the little girl who was sleeping soundly in her arms, then gently took her out of her arms and put her in the quilt.

At this moment, La Luna's extremely slight movement actually woke the little girl up.

"Hmm...is it dawn yet?"

The little girl subconsciously looked out the window, and sure enough, a faint white light was already appearing in the sky.

"Aren't you leaving yet?"

The little girl looked at La Luna with a little surprise, then noticed La Luna's actions and suddenly realized.

"Oh, you want to leave now?"

La Luna paused for a moment, then nodded.

"Well, remember to come back in the evening."

There was now a bit more anticipation and a bit more fear in the little girl's calm voice.

She was afraid that one night even La Luna would disappear.

She was afraid, afraid of losing her last support in this world.

"Yeah, I promise."

La Luna lifted up the little girl's dry yellow hair and gently kissed her on the forehead.

"Then I'll go first."

Gently crushing the piece of jade in her hand, La Luna's figure was instantly shrouded in white light and then disappeared.

After La Luna left, the little girl stared blankly at the room that had become empty again.

The familiar yet unfamiliar scene only feels like a home at night.

It was already very late, and La Luna looked at the sun gradually rising in the sky and felt that she would not be able to sleep that day.

So I just went back to my room, pretended to get up early, and took a shower.

"Lady Laluna!?"

Hilde suddenly woke up from her sleep, and walked out of the room, just in time to see La Luna, who had just finished taking a bath and was drying her tail and ears.

"Oh, Hilde, do you usually get up this early?"

"Ah, no...but La Luna, you got up very early today..."

"It's just a three-minute enthusiasm."

La Luna waved her hand and told Hilde not to worry about such a small matter. Mir was still sleeping... I don't know why, since he moved into Hilde's room, Mir rarely left the bed except for eating...

Will I really not gain weight if I continue like this?

Chapter 121: Little Baby x

After taking a shower, La Luna took out her little magic book and looked at today's schedule. She had already secured 8 combatants yesterday, and there were still two combat positions missing. She was almost not familiar with the other miscellaneous items, so it was necessary to seek opinions from other teachers.

La Luna didn't care much about other miscellaneous competitions. This thing had nothing to do with the major she taught, so after breakfast, La Luna went to the teacher's office of the Magic Academy and casually asked a few teachers of other majors and asked for a list of several students.

"Ah, but some of the students here have been invited by other instructors, right? If not, you can go to other top classes to ask. After all, these are just the regular test scores. There are also some students who may not be good at theory, but they are still very good in practice."

When La Luna got the list, the teacher suddenly remembered something, patted his bald head and said this to La Luna.

"Oh, I know."

La Luna nodded to show that she understood.

La Luna had already assumed this kind of thing. For miscellaneous majors like this one with a relatively small proportion of students in the college, there definitely wouldn't be many top students. And this time, several instructors were selecting the teams, which would inevitably cause competition in this regard.

La Luna didn't care. According to her guess, the final team would be composed of champions from the internal competitions of the college. All she had to do now was to organize the other participating members. The ultimate goal was to send her students to participate in the national competition.

Originally, La Luna was not very interested in the national competition before, but her students suddenly showed off their skills to her. La Luna is now looking forward to the national competition, where her students will demonstrate their unique magic system, and it will be really exciting to see those old magicians drop their jaws in amazement.

After walking out of the teacher's office of the Magic Academy with the list in hand, La Luna skipped towards Lilith's tutor's classroom.

Hilde followed behind with a serious face, but his eyes kept following the ups and downs of LaLuna's tail...

"Tina~Is little Tina here?"

La Luna came to the door of the classroom and knocked. After a moment of silence, a chaotic sound suddenly broke out in the classroom.

"Ah...Who is it? Looking for me so early in the morning..."

As soon as the door opened, La Luna saw Tina, who had dark circles under her eyes and a tired look on her face.

“…What are you doing…?”

"Ah, La Luna... What do you want to talk to me about today..."

Everything she said was vague. At this moment, La Luna felt that Tina's condition was very bad!

"We'll talk about this later. Do you want to take a break now?"

La Luna helped Tina turn around and go back to the classroom, and was frightened by the props and magic materials scattered all over the floor.

"This is…?"

La Luna was shocked to see that there were suddenly a lot of things in the classroom that she had never seen before. When she was surprised, she glanced at Tina, but with the support of La Luna, Tina slowly lowered her head and gradually fell asleep.

“Ah…really.”

La Luna adjusted her position, held Tina steadily, and asked Hilde to help, and finally got this guy back to her bed.

At one end of her bed, there were several magic books that La Luna was very familiar with. Tina's name was written on the books. However, these books were completely different from the clean appearance when she first met Tina.

Each page is filled with key points and notes. You can see a bookmark every two or three pages, and the bookmark probably records the key points of each chapter.

This thing looks like the notes of a top student.