Meeting(2)

Building meeting/ assembly hall , with a semi-circular amphitheater structure with tiers that slope upwards. Adorned with arches and columns with a semi-circular dome atop the building. Each seat is designed to provide optimal visibility to the central arena, ensuring every spectator can enjoy the event clearly. Using natural stone to present a sturdy and authentic appearance, creating a thick historical ambiance. With a sophisticated corridor system ensuring efficient movement between tiers, while large stairs provide easy access to seats. Capable of accommodating up to 2000 spectators.

This meeting hall has three entrances for students on the south side: west for the immediate academy, north for the elementary academy, and east for the vocational academy. On the south side, there are two entrances for teachers and those conducting events on the stage.

The elementary academy is in the middle of the stands, sitting from the bottom floor, arranged backward according to the elementary academy levels. Similarly for the middle academy on the west side and the vocational academy on the east side.

Class mentor teachers are positioned among their respective students, guiding and taking attendance.

Cyka, Rozer, Poetica, and Waify enter through the central door and climb up the stands through the stairs, where Edele is already waiting and sitting among the students of class 4-C.

A few moments thereafter, amid the vibrant energy of the students, the regal figure of the Bajalekat kingdom's queen graces the stone stage. Adorned with a petite crown atop her head, she is draped in a resplendent, crimson gown that exudes opulence. Gliding with poise and grace, she takes measured steps before positioning herself behind a teakwood podium, elevated to chest height.

Simultaneously with the queen's arrival, all the teachers instruct their students to be quiet and not make a sound.

The podium has been enchanted so that the speech sounds louder and can be heard by all spectators.

With a graceful smile on her face, the queen begins her speech:

"Good morning and best wishes for all of us, new students, teachers, and all students from all levels of the academy who are present in this special moment. Today, we gather with joy to welcome and celebrate the presence of new students who will become an integral part of our academy's large family. I will share an uplifting story with all of you."

The queen then takes out a gold coin and shows it to the entire audience.

"Do you see this? For those who don't see; this is a gold coin. If I offer it to you, would you take it? Certainly, right? Now, if I were to squeeze until bent and throw this coin, would anyone still want it?"

"Yes." says all the students.

"Now, if the coin that I threw earlier, step on it until it's dirty, would anyone still want it?"

"Yes!" shouts all the students.

"Why? Because of its value, right? Because you know that even if I squeeze until bent, throw, step on it until it's dirty, the coin still has value, its value is precious. So it is with us, don't be disheartened immediately, don't feel low, don't break your spirit just because you are underestimated, just because you are pushed down, just because you are insulted by others. Who knows the value of ourselves other than ourselves, agree?"

"Agree." says all the students.

"Understand, right? If someone later insults you, underestimates you, belittles you, basically what is accused is not your true self. Because you know, your value is what it is. So, how about it? So that we can become valuable human beings, like this coin which even though crushed, thrown, stepped on until dirty, is still desired by everyone.

Because of its value, not because of its appearance. The key is only three, if you want to have value in your life, it's not difficult. Does anyone know what those three keys are? First is knowledge, second is skills, and third is attitude or etiquette. Why is the first one knowledge? Because with knowledge, skills, and etiquette can be formed. If you know, you become understand. To have maximum knowledge, use all your senses.

Use your sight to read, whether it's reading books, looking around, or things you can observe to enter into yourselves. Of course, those that are good and not deviating from God. Use your sense of smell well, because learning is not always with sight. Seen, smelled, touched, felt, heard, tasted. Right? That's the learning process. So learning is not always in class or academy, enjoy all your senses, make it a learning experience, make it insight, make it knowledge.

If you already know, then you will have the knowledge, you will understand, only then can you move on to the next level, which is mastering skills. What skills should you master? There are three, there are hard skills, there are life skills, there are soft skills. Learn later! For new students who don't understand, you can ask the seniors. Will the seniors teach their juniors?

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"Yes." says all the students who consider themselves seniors.

"All of that, learn, and you can develop more! Not just your body, but more to your insight, your body's capacity must develop better. And the last one, this is the key, because if the value of this gold is wrapped in bronze, it will no longer have value like gold, so to wrap our valuable bodies, we need good attitude or etiquette. Without good etiquette, without good character, then other knowledge and skills will be worthless.

Let's together open a new chapter in the colorful and valuable journey of education.

Thank you." concludes the queen of the Bajalekat kingdom for her speech.

After the impressive speech, the atmosphere becomes lively with cheers and applause echoing. The audience, immersed in a sense of awe, laughter, conversation, and storytelling amidst this captivating place. Creating unforgettable memories for all those present. The warmth and joy celebrating this precious moment deepen the bonds between students and teachers.

With every word ingrained in the speech, Rozer absorbs the wisdom and inspiration flowing so beautifully. Each phrase becomes a thread in his journey towards transformation. His mind opens, embracing valuable lessons, and his characteristics develop following the path of newfound wisdom.

Rozer is determined to become the person desired by the queen who delivered the speech. He embraces the spirit to grow and evolve, making the values of wisdom his guide. Through this change, Rozer intends not only to improve himself but also to become a source of inspiration for those around him. With a spirit radiating from his face.

Poetica forcefully collided her shoulder with Rozer's shoulder and says, "Why are you daydreaming? Applaud! The queen's speech is finished," she invites while clapping hands with other students.

Following Poetica's words, Rozer joins in applause with the charismatic impression of the Bajalekat queen still engraved in his heart.

Amidst the resounding applause, the queen elegantly turns on her heel and departs from the venue.

Once the queen has gracefully exited the building, the teachers, in unison, guide the students back to their respective classrooms.