Chapter 33 The Difficult Problem of Lo

Gil was very worried about Lo. He was very worried about the friend he had just made.

Lo seemed to be depressed the whole morning. During lunch, he was still immersed in the negative emotions of the magic spell class.

No matter he tried to persuade Lo, comfort Lo or express his feelings, Gil didn't get a good result.

"Listen, Lo, I was once laughed at in front of the whole class, but so what? I'm still alive. Do you understand what I mean? Don't care too much about them."

Lo replied calmly, "Yes, I know. Thank you, Gil."

But Gil always felt that Lo didn't take his words seriously, but was perfunctory. Perhaps it would become Lo's suppressed emotions for the rest of his life and his painful memory forever.

Every time Gil thought of this, Gil became more and more anxious, eager to say something like what he had just said one hundred times.

He was too anxious.

Equally anxious is their offensive magic teacher, headteacher Catherine.