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That sentence silenced the excitement of the students. Quan lost her smile that was only slightly. The other students looked at Mr. Kei with an incomprehensible look.

“So.” Mr. Kei decided. “Does anyone know where the error is?”

Many students try to find answers in the thick books they have, and some of them just look at each other and shake their heads.

“Yoan?” Mr. Kei called a first-rate boy in the class.

It feels shocking when a smart student you know says "don't know" when asked by a teacher, but this time it was even more shocking because no one needed to be surprised when Yoan answered, "Don't know, sir," quietly.

“Lein?” Mr. Kei asked again.

The fifth-ranked girl just shook her head a little guilty, and Mr. Kei welcomed her with a smile.

Mr. Kei's gaze was searching, and stopped at Quan who was just silent and instead stared back with unreadable views.

“Quan?”

“I don't know,” Quan immediately answered. “I certainly know if the mistake was written in the Dark History book that I have. But if you don't mind, I will say that the error was written in a completely different book. Although I doubt whether it is even really called a 'mistake'.”

“I didn't know that you liked this lesson so much that you could guess right, Quan,” Mr. Kei said, nodding.

Because Quan was not the type of student who would raise his hand to fight for answers, Quan remained silent.

“Oh, I have no idea,” Quan suddenly replied blindly. “I'm not just guessing, if you understand my answer earlier.”

“Well, if it's about how cold your tone is just now, I already know,” Mr. Kei admitted, smiling. “Thanks.”

Of course it happened again. Even though Quan never meant cold or anything. She was just trying to be honest.

“You're welcome,” said Quan, feeling compelled to reciprocate the teacher's thanks, no matter how brash the reason.

“And where did your answer come from, Quan Durbysch?” Mr. Kei asked while tilting his head.

Realizing all eyes in the class were looking at her, Quan's head seemed to be bitten by an invisible ant.

“From a boring book called Children of the Night which is now in a museum,” said Quan finally. “People say it's just bullshit, I say it's interesting.”

“How do you expect everyone to believe that our ancestors were transformed humans?” Yoan retorted in disbelief.

“I just said it was interesting,” Quan denied emotionlessly. “It's not my fault if you think I trust it.”

“Enough, guys,” said Mr. Kei. “The book is an ancient manuscript that has been recognized by the Rovega government, so there is no need to argue.”

“Vocaship admitted,” Quan said, referring to the intended form of government. “I wondered why the contents of the manuscript had not been included in school books.”

“It won't,” Mr. Kei admitted. “Because the contents of the manuscript will only be included in books intended for teachers, not students. Because, guidance is needed so that you fully understand what it means to prevent misunderstandings.”

“Nah, I don't know,” said Quan sassy. "In my opinion the contents are not that dark so students need to be careful.”

“You read all the pages?!” A boy named Ben exclaimed in disbelief. “But the museum only shows the cover and explains a little of its contents!”

Quan waved her hand uncaring. “My family's ancestors found it, and they had a copy of it before handing it over to Echoes.”

“And you didn't even tell us?” another girl shouted from the end of the class.

Quan turned around and made the girl quietly nervous by saying, “What makes you think you deserve to be notified, while the Chief Vocaship himself does not allow my family to disclose this information to others? Besides, you can get that information if you use your ears and mouth well enough.”

“Quan!” Mr. Kei warned.

Quan was silent when she realized her honesty had gone too far.

“Putting aside your debate, children,” Mr. Kei began. “The wrong part is about what causes us to be called Blue, White, Silver and Black. Yes, blood is one of the reasons, but there are other things that underlie the name. The first is that our ancestors were indeed form-changing humans, except the Black Nation.”

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  • Blood: Tears of Darkness   10

    Mr. Kei paused and let his students accept the words before continuing.“It is said that the origin of the three colors other than black is the Red Nation. Do you know what era I mean?”The children answered in unison, “Era of Red Blood.”“Yes, of course.” Mr. Kei agreed, then continued. “And in that one millennium, they created history by preserving the curse, and in the end destroying the Red Nations themselves.”“You mean to say that the White, Silver and Blue People are the result of a curse?” Exan interrupted sharply.Mr. Kei smiled and shook his head slowly.“Our ancestors who were originally Red People did get a curse,” explained the teacher straightforwardly. “But we are not meant to be born only to bear the title of curse. Our life is a gift, even though it starts with mistakes that shouldn't be done. It's not our fault, it's nobody's fault.”

  • Blood: Tears of Darkness   9

    That sentence silenced the excitement of the students. Quan lost her smile that was only slightly. The other students looked at Mr. Kei with an incomprehensible look.“So.” Mr. Kei decided. “Does anyone know where the error is?”Many students try to find answers in the thick books they have, and some of them just look at each other and shake their heads.“Yoan?” Mr. Kei called a first-rate boy in the class.It feels shocking when a smart student you know says "don't know" when asked by a teacher, but this time it was even more shocking because no one needed to be surprised when Yoan answered, "Don't know, sir," quietly.“Lein?” Mr. Kei asked again.The fifth-ranked girl just shook her head a little guilty, and Mr. Kei welcomed her with a smile.Mr. Kei's gaze was searching, and stopped at Quan who was just silent and instead stared back with unreadable views.“Quan?”

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    Quan came out of her reverie when the bell rang twice. Mrs. Hilda left the room, and a few moments later another teacher entered the second grade.Mr. Kei is a personable and humorous-faced figure, but even so he remains firm. Quan likes this one teacher because of his lesson: Dark History.Dark History is not always as dark as its name, but other students still like it because it is quite interesting. Sometimes the lessons learned are not always in public books outside of school.When the lesson began, Mr. Kei wrote Blood & Secrets on the blackboard, and first discussed the last week's lesson for a few minutes as usual.“What causes us to be called White, Silver, and Black?” Mr. Kei asked the dozens of students in front of him in a loud voice, after discussing the previous material.The class suddenly rumbles when all students answer in unison while banging on the table (because they are lazy, Quan and Exan just answe

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