[Kingdom of Lo] Teaching Credentials in the Works

How could Locke ever put money before his life? Prism Balls are the exception.

No one can resist the temptation of picking their own dazzling Prism Ball, especially when Mommy Bai Shu throws in a black-and-white dazzling Prism Ball, too. What else can I say? Take my life, too!!

Wait, what do you mean I have to transmigrate back to the past and stop Shirley from dying? Nightmare, me? Is this for real?

Back when he kept failing to get the dazzling Wing King, Orpheus thought his gaming days were over. If Leo really loved yellow dazzling skins that much, he could probably give up on his dream of getting a blue one.

But Mommy Bai Shu told him that where there's a will, there's a way, and he shouldn't give up hope.

So, for that poisonous dose of encouragement, Orpheus battled his way through every obstacle, only to fall the night before he proposed to Shirley.

I'm so sorry. We promised that if we made it back alive, we'd swear our love beneath the New Year's fireworks. I never thought I wouldn't be able to watch next year's fireworks with you...

Friend: That's way too complicated. I don't get it. But if you already have a black-and-white dazzling ball, why are your Wing King wings still yellow and white?

Orpheus: I'm saving that for Freya next season!

A second rewrite of the Thunder fic. The player takes over as the teacher in the main story. It's based on the mobile game's plot with a lot of made-up stuff, so if it doesn't match the original, I made it up.

In the extra story, Shirley survives and the timeline resets. The amnesiac player goes through the mobile game's Magic Academy enrollment story for a second time, falls in love at first sight with the gentle, beautiful teacher who comes to meet him, and there's also that inexplicably hostile upperclassman. The love interest becomes a new student, and Teacher Shirley's professional principles melt away just like that.

Just have to say, the half-rim glasses with the red velvet cross outfit really do look so debauched and refined.

Theme: Professional principles: Please don't take me away