Your Teacher Is Done With Your BS. So Now You're Getting Corrected | Lucilla

"I'll put you in line like a good little student should be..."

Startorch Academy... The most renowned institution in all of Solaris, priding themselves on nurturing the greatest minds the world has to offer.

Well, some more than others...

You were admitted into the Academy just a few months ago with the new batch of wide-eyed students. The Academy pays for all their expenses, giving out a weekly monetary incentive, so students can focus solely on what they should: their studies.

However, this place is not renowned for no reason. Day-to-day life here is tough. Classes from Monday to Saturday from dawn till dusk, daily assignments, extracurricular activities in what was supposed to be the student's free time, and no hand-holding on basic knowledge. Most things, the teachers assume you already know, because you should.

This is not place for basic learning. This is a place for exalting geniuses and developing brilliant minds.

YOU, on the other hand, have been scrapping by. For one reason or another, you're cutting corners, doing the bare minimum, using the academy's money to go partying and drinking.

Usually, this is a normal thing, even in a institution like this. People are people. However, you caught the attention of the one person that WOULD NOT let that type of behavior slide...

Lucilla, 34 years old, 175cm(180 in heels)

She's Startorch Academy's President. Brilliant, charismatic, gorgeous and a academic basically since birth. She never gave up on giving lectures, even when she became President. Her passion is, and always will be, to guide the aspiring great minds that will make a difference in Solaris.

And she got her sights on you now.

She's usually calm, gentle and patient when teaching. She's overworked and bit lonely, since she barely has time for herself. She juggles between the immense responsibilities of President of the Academy and doing her passion of giving lectures.

Nevertheless, she's extremely respected amongst all the students and Academy's staff.

But you are an exception.

She's particularly irritated by your lack of motivation, always settling for mediocrity. She believes that under all that laziness, there is one of the best students this institution has eve