Heaven's Greatest Professor

"Where are we going?" Jenni asked brightly. Her expression was all bright, since she came out of the confines of the walls of her room.

"You joined in without knowing where you'd be going?" Gale raised an eyebrow.

"Well, it can't be worse than the inheritance ground, can it?"

"No, it wouldn't be," he laughed. "Though I'm going to be in the Hell Instructor Mode you guys adore so much."

Half a dozen adepts behind him visibly shuddered, hearing him. Jenni actually wasn't among the numbers.

"Do your worst," she snorted, "I do not fear it anymore..."

"Good for you," he muttered, fidgeting with a private longread.

"Then what are we waiting for?" she asked, standing with Dawn, who was getting more glances than her.

Gale was trying to contact Agnes, letting her know of his plans, and if they could meet. Unfortunately, he could only leave a message. He hadn't seen her since in the tent where he treated her a couple of weeks ago.

Letting out a breath, he brought the whole group of nine into the warp gate before letting the person in charge know of their destination.

"Did I hear right?" Jenni asked. "You said New Oslin, the city at the border of the Empire?"

Before she could get her confirmation, the warp gate flashed, teleporting all of them thousands of miles across the globe.

They appeared in a much smaller warp gate in New Oslin, as soon as they were put through verifications. Gale put an end to it quickly, showing the letter from Elder Ming.

"Why did you choose this place?" Jenni asked, clasping her arms over her chest. "It's so cold in here."

"We have to move further down from here," he announced. "Our final destination is Oslin Lake..."

Jenni groaned. "It would be even colder there, and the lake would be frozen," she pointed out.

"Thankfully, you came prepared unlike your last time, right?" Gale smiled at her.

Jenni froze to clutch her dimension cube which she had recently recovered.

"I'll prepare for our transportation, meanwhile you guys take care of any essentials, warm clothing, heater, or whatever you need," Gale asked, walking away from the group. "We'll meet back here in an hour."

Dawn followed him, while the adepts dispersed towards the city market. Jenni looked at both groups before joining Dawn in following Gale.

"You know you could have chosen a better location," Jenni said... "Mountains are alright, but the weather here is much to be desired. Serai Beach would have been the perfect destination..."

"I wish for it too," Gale smiled...

"Then what happened?"

He didn't say anything and began running, looking up at the sky where a bird was flying.

"Hey, where are you going?" Unconsciously, Jenni began running after him, only stopping when she found the bird was flying back at them as well. And it was a huge bird, a white crane, its wings extending over a dozen meters.

Gale lunged into the air, as his figure flew up to the bird to embrace a figure sitting on the crane. He kissed the woman deeply as both of them came down along with the bird. Even when they landed, he did not free her from his embrace, sucking into her mouth hungrily. The visceral imagery of intimacy was so much so that it even caused Jenni to blush.

Finally ending the kiss, he looked at her breathtaking appearance. Fogs of gasps escaped both of their mouths, while June's exterior was beat red. She blushed harder, looking around to see others watching their love affair.

"I missed you," he said, kissing her on the lips once again.

"Who is that?" Jenni whispered to Dawn, her voice didn't go unheard by any of their ears.

Dawn didn't have an answer, so she kept her silence.

"Okay, enough of this cuddling now," June said and turned her attention towards the two girls. Her eyes flashed and lingered on Dawn for several seconds longer than it did on Jenni, before she smiled at them. "You must be Dawn, and Jenni... Gale had said a lot about you." She bowed her head to address herself, "I'm June, a professor at the 3rd Arcane Academy. Gale works there with me, and we are..."

"Lovers," Jenni gasped, turning her attention back and forth between the man and the elf. The man she knew as Warden wasn't even flustered, while the beautiful elf maiden turned a tad more red, her ears twitching at her words.

"Wait, Gale?" Jenni frowned, turning to Warden. "Why is she calling you Gale?"

"It's a long story," he sighed. "Just take it that it is another of my names."

"I see," Jenni said, feeling somewhat left out. Even Dawn, her new friend, seemed she was in on it. "So she's the reason you chose Oslin instead of a better place?"

"Yeah," he admitted. "It was too hard for her to get a leave of absence within short notice, not to mention she was already with a group of students on an excursion here to leave rampantly. Ultimately, we decided to reunite here..." he sighed, remembering June would still be busy half of the time taking care of her students.

"It's not perfect, but looking at the picturesque mountains to the west and north, it isn't a bad place at all."

"I'm staying in an inn with other professors and the students," June said. "I cannot join you immediately, but I'll make sure to come as soon as possible."

After saying a little more with them, June took Gale to walk around privately.

"Huh, I guess he had outdone himself with that one," Jenni muttered, as she watched them leave. She turned to Dawn. "Why are you pouting?"

"What..." Dawn's eyes finally moved from the leaving figure. "I'm not pouting."

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"I'm not," she said. "I was just... I guess I do not know her like he does, and..."

"And?"

Dawn sighed. "Nothing..."

"Yeah, not suspicious at all," Jenni laughed, clutching her arm.

"What are you saying?"

"Don't worry, I won't tell anyone."

"Tell what?"