The Failure Alchemist of the Royal Capital ~My Job Is a Failure So, I’ll Manage My Store Carefreely.~

At last, the opening day of the National School has arrived.

Me and Marcus accompany the look, and Lily accompanies her father and mother.

We stood in front of the brand new gate.

There are still young trees planted at equal intervals on both sides of the road leading from the entrance of the National School to the school building.

The young leaves that bloomed in the spring on the tree still looked small and young, reminding me of the children who had arrived at the entrance ceremony.

The spring sunshine is warm and illuminates them as if to celebrate the future of their unexpected children.

The school at the end of the road is a wooden, simple, but solidly constructed building.

I heard from Viscount Hohenheim that it was not just a school for the sons of existing aristocrats, so I made it like this.

"Your Majesty is really a wise king, isn't he?" Creating a school for all citizens, no matter who they are. "

The mother holding Lily's hand let out a sigh of admiration.

I'm going to be here from today!

Lily's language has become more solid than it was when we met.

She's glittering her eyes at the sight of a brand-new schoolhouse.

By the way, Lily receives a tutor at her parents' home for general education such as reading, writing, and computing. That's why she only enrolls in alchemy.

Lily was given a remote laboratory I used to use, and although she touched the alchemy, she helped Kate with tasks she couldn't do on her own.

Therefore, instead of doing "my imitation" or "Hohenheim family's favorite experiment", my parents decided that it would be better to learn the fundamentals of alchemy separately, which would be beneficial for her future, and I decided to go to the alchemy department.

Finally, you can learn alchemy!

A look pulled by Marcus flushes his cheeks.

Although he studied a little in private school for a year, there are still weak parts, especially in calculations.

Therefore, after consulting with Marcus and myself, he decided to enroll in both the general education and alchemy departments.

Come on, let's go.

My father urged everyone.

Then, he dived into the open and secured entrance so that he could welcome the children to the entrance ceremony.

As you enter the building, the smell of the brand new wood creates a tickle in your nose.

A new school built for the future of our children!

The future of the country looks bright, and my heart is cheerful.

It looks like you're the one who's going to do the entrance ceremony.

He looked at the information board provided to guide the new students and their fathers along with the signs indicating the direction of travel, and pointed to "this way."

We go to the entrance ceremony.

There, an upper section is provided, in the middle of which is a speech table (?) is installed.

At the end of the upper section, are teachers such as Viscount Hohenheim lined up? There were several chairs lined up.

There are chairs on the lower floor as well.

On the information board, it was written that the front seat was for enrolling students, and the back row was for parents.

There were already people sitting in their seats.

My status is not good.

As you can guess from the clothes, there are ordinary people, lower nobles, and higher nobles.

I heard from His Majesty the King at a pre-school meeting, but it seems that the children who enter the ordinary department are mainly the lower nobles and civilians who suffer financially.

Well, otherwise, it seems that it is because, in general, each house uses a tutor to let them learn.

And it seems that regardless of their status, the children who were given the "alchemist" at the baptism ceremony will be admitted to the alchemy department. Of course, so are the children of the church orphanage.

In advance, it seems that I, a good alchemist (although I can say it myself), made a textbook and informed that the former Viscount of Hohenheim (the director gave it to Akiko), an old famous alchemist, would teach it.

It is said that parents who thought about the future of their children offered to enroll.

Well then, Lily and Look will be sitting that way.

I pointed my finger at the two of them.

"Father, mother, sister. I'll see you later."

Daisy-sama, Marcus-san, I'm coming!

Then the two of them ran to the student seat.

... Lilly. I think I'm stuck with the look, but don't let the noble girl run too much.

It seems that both father and mother thought that we saw them off and saw each other face to face.

"Oh, I wonder if you're so happy with the entrance ceremony."

The mother smiled bitterly, including a smile, as if she had no choice.

Eventually, the seats reserved for the students are filled.

The guardian seat was also crowded.

Then, a man appeared on the stage and announced the start of the entrance ceremony.

"Today is the entrance ceremony and the opening ceremony of this national school. In particular, I would like to greet you when His Majesty the King enters!"

... I don't think so, or I don't think so. His Majesty the King was here.