Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1632

According to the rules, foreign demons, if not registered in the Jamborough demon registry, did not have the direct qualification to attend the Zaprath School of Demon Arts. To enter, they either had to wait for an open spot or had a demon sponsor them for admission.

Shannon, though enrolled as an exchange student, essentially got in thanks to Reuben's recommendation.

Otherwise, according to normal regulations, half-demons with "diluted demon blood" did not need to attend school, as they often failed to even awaken their supernatural power.

Her original plan was to ask Albern to arrange a student status for Kai at the Seastone School of Mystic Arts and then have him enter as an exchange student like herself.

But now, seeing the precedent of the reward recommendation spot, she realized there was no need to look for a distant solution when a closer one was available.

To Reuben's surprise, Shannon had not only considered things for herself but also for Kai, the little wyrm.

He knew about Kai's backstory but wasn't sure whether she had done it out of friendship or because of the person who had once looked after him.

After discussing Shannon's proposal, Reuben didn't overstay.

Although the school had rejected Shannon's request, they still kept an eye on the Wynthorpe family, especially Reuben's movements.

It was heard that he had already learned about her situation at school but had shown no intention of standing up for her, which immediately put the leading demon instructors at ease.

Back then, Thalia had a powerful demon mother backing her despite being a half-demon. But Shannon wasn't even considered a half-demon, and to them, she certainly didn't deserve any special treatment.

The fact that she could attend the Zaprath School of Demon Arts as a half-demon was already an act of favor from the institution toward those of her kind.

If she were to expect the same treatment as demons with pure bloodlines, that would be truly out of touch.

Therefore, the faculty paid little attention to her act of truancy protest. However, Shannon didn't care whether the school took her seriously; she was already preparing to stir things up.