Li felt no small amount of disappointment toward the academy.

An academy where the sons and daughters of nobles from across the kingdom gathered.

It was a place that should have been a nest of the intellectual elite.

And yet she was disappointed by how low the actual level of the lectures was.

For Li, satisfying her thirst for knowledge was important.

Being the type of girl who could do just about anything, she wanted to eagerly challenge anything she did not know.

However, Li had forgotten something.

That she herself was an anomaly to this country, no, to this world.

She possessed memories of a previous life and was, on top of that, the greatest beloved child in history.

The lectures she dismissed as low level were, in fact, quite advanced content from the perspective of ordinary citizens.

Even among the children of nobles, it was considered fortunate if they could manage basic arithmetic and reading and writing.

There was no way education at the level of graduate school specialization, like what Li desired, would ever be provided.

After all, even if such lectures were given to middle school aged students, they would not be able to understand them.

Li was a young lady of a ducal house.

Using power and money freely, she had been educated by hired specialists up to now.

A large part of that was also due to her doting parents wanting to fulfill their beloved daughter’s wishes as much as possible.

A normal noble daughter would never receive such an education.

They would instead learn etiquette, dance, the arts as cultural refinement and the management of the inner household.

However, Li, with her maxed out learning ability, had mastered those early on.

Now she was even entrusted with part of the ducal house’s financial management in place of her father.

Incidentally, Li had also founded a trading company within the ducal house.

There, she released a string of hit products that made use of knowledge from her previous life.

Creating brassieres in particular had been a major success.

Ladies rushed to purchase them and inquiries even flooded in to her mother.

As a result, thanks to the trading company Li created, the ducal house not only greatly expanded its assets, but also further elevated its already high standing among the nobility.

That should not be thought of in the same way.

This was not student level, after all.

“Today, we will conduct practical magic training.”

An academy instructor launched an ice spear toward a target set up in the training grounds.

It struck the target about twenty meters away and the students cried out in excitement.

The students attempted the exercise one after another, but none achieved particularly impressive results.

Many could not even reach the target.

Even so, being able to form magic at all put them among the better ones.

Some could not even properly generate magic in the first place.

Even so, a few seemed to possess ability comparable to the instructor.

The Crown Prince and his entourage, in particular, were excellent.

“Next, Li Earlychar.”

When her name was called, Li rose smoothly to her feet.

She fixed her gaze on the target and extended her slender, beautifully shaped finger.

[Ice Bullet 'Modified']

With a voice like an angel singing, she whispered the trigger words.

The next instant, the target was destroyed.

Furthermore, a hole was bored straight through the wall of the training grounds behind it.

Judging this to be bad, Li reflexively dispelled the ice bullet.

It seemed there were no casualties caused by the ice bullet.

Letting out an internal sigh of relief, Li thought to herself.

“I detuned it quite a bit, but do I need to weaken it even more?”

Putting on a composed expression, she turned around, only to find everyone’s gazes stabbing into her.

‘Did I do something wrong?’