Mesugaki Tank Enters The Academy

René thought quietly. Fairy tales are usually for children. It's not just because they are simple and fun.

Fairy tales are books for children because they convey the lessons children need as they grow up.

Though he didn't know about the fairy tale of the Giant’s Garden, this story likely wouldn't be much different.

The conflict within this garden was intense. The parties involved were unwilling to listen to each other, each adamantly claiming their own opinion was right.

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Harmony. After the clash between the two sides, they would come to a realization and reconcile.

The problem, however, is that simple harmony can’t provide a meaningful lesson.

In order to provide a real lesson, a problem must first arise.

In other words, for a proper ending, the conflict needs to be pushed to the extreme.

With this conclusion in mind, René wandered around the flowers, speaking to the fairies.

Perhaps it was because Lunebia had recognized him as her bloodline, but the fairies were extraordinarily kind to him.

They would approach him without him needing to speak to them.

• "The man with the cool beard just passed by!"

  • The Duke of the Empire. Enchanted by the cat’s tail, he moved toward their side.

• "Ugh, a fat, sinister-looking man just passed by."

  • The noble from the North. Joining the giant’s side.
• • One of the kingdom's ministers, currently contemplating his political position.