In the dinner hall of the School of Divinity and Mysticism, the dinner table was full of juicy-looking food that smelled as good as it looked.
In the school, the food was always good, as headmaster Arthur didn't want any of the students to stay hungry because they didn't like some of the food.
Therefore, there were all kinds of food for everyone to enjoy—stew, meat, vegetables, pasta, freshly baked bread, steak, desserts, fruits, and more.
As drinks, there were various juices, water, and some drinks that contained alcohol, but everyone at the table was an adult, so they were free to choose what they wanted to drink.
No one was stingy enough to not have something they liked to eat on the table.
With the silverware clinking together and the chatter of conversation filling the room.
"…A troublesome matter, indeed."
Arthur talked with Thomas, who had extended his stay in the school, even though he originally planned to leave rather shortly.
