Life teaches you the most, but it also breaks the most.
That was what the Dean said to explain why the simulation was needed. Everyone here was a treasure, waiting to shine to their full potential.
If they were left on their own, so many stars who could shine would fade away or remain in the dark.
"You're young, immature in many ways, not at all ready to shoulder the responsibility life has to offer," Amon said. "The responsibility of being an important part of that body."
Aegon could see some faces going dark, as if offended by his words. He could only shake his head at these arrogant fools. Even Aegon, who had been trained and brought up by someone like Arnold, wouldn't claim otherwise.
"Now, about how that simulation would work. I would like to explain, but I'm too lazy for that," Amon yawned. "Just find out the details in the Academy guide, but I'll talk about the important points."
