Kaiser stopped in front of the classroom door. On the other side, a male voice was already resonating, calm, slightly condescending. The lesson had begun. He remained still for a second, half-listening to what was being said.
"… and it is precisely thanks to the discipline and intellectual superiority of humanity that the great wars against the demons were won…"
Kaiser rolled his eyes slightly.
Without wasting any more time, he grabbed the handle and pulled. The door creaked loudly, a sharp sound that abruptly cut off the professor's voice. Every head turned toward the entrance.
Inside, the room was vast, arranged in tiered rows. Light stone benches sloped gently down toward a central platform.
About fifty students were already seated. First-years, but also several older students, recognizable by their badges.
Standing on the platform, Raymond Wilord fixed Kaiser with a visibly irritated look at having his lesson interrupted.
