Helper teacher of magic girls' school

This day.

The first time-limit home room was rescheduled after receiving an understanding of the acting franc.

Discussions had resulted in Group C for two years on how to provide support to Olerie running for new student chairman.

By the way, Fran and Lew are absent from the classroom.

gossip.

Naturally, I have the right to vote...

Estelle and Louise, the election management board members, who are in a position not to shoulder certain candidates, participate as observers.

Thus, the moderators of this morning's homeroom are Josephine and Lilya.

Speaking of, Orelly is sitting beside the two of them and smiling calmly.

"Gentlemen, I'll tell you just in case. Who you vote for in elections is only personal freedom. It's not compulsory."

"Exactly. If you think a different candidate than Mr. Orelly deserves a new student chairman, you can vote for him."

Listening to Josephine, Lilya and Lilya, the students in group C were decent.

I was wondering what the homeroom was all about yesterday.

For two years, Group C came together and decided to support Orelly.

But what Josephine and Lilya said makes sense.

To make sure my classmates realize that Estelle and Louise, the election board members, are not forced to vote for Orelly.

The right to vote is only an individual right.

Just because the vast majority of the class endorses Orelly, doesn't mean there should be anything long to do with someone who has a different intent.

"Now to the point. In running for student chairman, Mr. Orelly has no problems in terms of grades, because he has been the head of the school year since his first year and is also the only privileged student in the school year."

"And the other day, I also qualified as a magic connoisseur"

Orelly is the chief and qualifies as a magic connoisseur.

These can be clearly said as' titles' when speaking.

Here, Josephine tells her classmates what she is concerned about.

"But... Mr. O'Leary is a civilian. This will be unfavourable in elections."

When Josephine makes it clear, Lilya goes on as well.

"I heard that nearly 70% of our students at the School of Magic Girls are noble children. If Mr. Orelly's rival candidate came from a nobleman, the vote would hardly come around."

Indeed...

When unequivocal voters wonder which to put...

If the person was noble, it is highly likely that he would not vote for the civilian Orelly.

Why, why?

Even if asked......

Respect birth and family character more than the personality of an individual human being.

That is the idea of an identity society culminating in the royal nobility.

Turning back, it is necessary to secure these floating votes in order for Orelly to win.

In other words, we need 'trump cards' from which aristocratic students will vote to the civilian Orelly.

"In order for Mr. Orelly to win the vote, we need to set up a special operation."

"Yes! We need to appeal to Mr. Orelly's virtues, that is to say, appeal to all kinds of charms, and make sure that many of the students at the school recognize that he is suitable for the new student chairman."

Orelly's goodness, charm......

Gisele, the current student chairman, is as chief as Orelly because of her grades...

A prestigious Carpantier family lady and master of martial arts.

Besides, it boasts such beauty that it is said to be a 'Reiman'.

When the student chairman took office, he also deserved overwhelming support as a charisma.

Josephine and Lilya seemed to spot the classmates thinking of Giselle.

"Mr. O'Leary has no flair like Chairman Gisele. But I didn't give up and I didn't get frustrated, and I've been working my way down the tunnel. And you'll be enrolled in the School of Magic Girls, and you'll always be in the top seat of the school year."

"Yes! As Josephine said, if it's just academic grades, I'm not losing to Chairman Gisele either"

"And I would like to make Mr Olerie's best point of appeal. It's a good idea to take care of it."

"Yes!"

Josephine and Lilya say, what is the goodness of taking care of Olerie...

The classmates waited for the next story.

Then...

"I, Josephine Galois, confess. I only thought of the School of Magic Girls as a mere sit-down. I thought it was my father's last breath before he decided to live his life."

My classmates listened in silence to Josephine's cumming out speaking with a distant eye.

"It was Mr. O'Leary who pushed me to look for my potential. You took care of your studies. No, you're still watching."

Josephine exhales gently, continuing the conversation.

"And... I could change. Now I have a lot of dreams, and I can be positive trying to get more up there. Life at the School of Magic Girls is so much more fun than it was before."

At the end of the conversation, he said, "It's Lilya's turn next!" All in all, Josephine sent eye contact.

Lilya nodded loudly and spoke out after raising her hand.

"I, Lilya Alefyev, had no idea what the Kingdom of Valentine was doing when I first came from Rodonia. I was very anxious to see if I could live a proper life in school with you."

Very anxious?

Don't be scared, there's always a bright lilya?

Lilya continues the conversation with the gaze of her amazing classmates.

"But...... all of you in group C have helped me for the past two years and now I can learn the magic to my heart's content. I appreciate it, thank you."

Lilya thanked me again when I was supported by a group C buddy for two years and I felt confident I could do it on Valentine's Day.

"Among other things, Mr. Orelly and Mr. Josephine took special care of him."

With that said, Lilya laughs like a prank.

"I, lately, have had a lot more things of interest besides magic. This is the makeup and fashion that Josephine taught me, and the cooking and cleaning that Orelly taught me."

"" "" "" "" "" Yeah!?

The classmates shouted unexpectedly at Lilya's cumming out.

I still know makeup and fashion.

But cooking and cleaning!?

A noble princess!?

"Cooking is fun, folks! I've never even washed my clothes before, so I bake some plump, delicious bread and simmer some savory vegetable soup... Ugh, I'm already good at scrambled eggs. Yeah, well, I also tried to make sweets the other day."

Josephine raises her hand again toward her distracted classmates.

"I'll wrap up the story. I would definitely ask Mr. Orelly to take care of all the students at the school, starting with Group C for two years, and take care of all the Magic Girls School. I want you to support me in the hope that something nice will happen like me and Mr. Leelya."

And here.

O'Leary got up slowly.

Apparently, they state their ambitions themselves.

The classmates sent a high-profile gaze and waited for Orelly's story.