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Xenomia was no longer listening to the Emperor; she was trying to figure out how to allocate her lecture slots. She had put off making this decision until the very end, but now there was no more time to wait...
First, an introduction to weaponry – it was the obvious choice. History lectures were interesting, but that wasn't what she was here for. It was important to be able to defend herself, and then to defend others, especially Alik. Options related to history were more for future leaders, perhaps? To avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.
Second – medicine. It was difficult to choose between medicine and engineering; Miya wasn't particularly good at either, but she was sure that a good person should know a lot about the most complex and developing fields, and even the "philosophy of the candlestick" would agree with that. However, Miya's father, Vomir, didn't seem to be a doctor...
An additional factor was the schedule – it was better not to schedule lectures all in one week.
Third – magic. It was highly likely to be a waste of time, but she decided to take the risk.
Fourth – enhancers. It was extremely interesting to her how the body's meridians related to the effects of something like Xenomia's bracelet. Also, this course could be combined with medicine.
Miya was worried that she might make the wrong choice and have problems catching up on other subjects in the future, but she took a deep breath and decided on this for now. It was a pity that there weren't any "aptitude tests"...
First, an introduction to weaponry – it was the obvious choice. History lectures were interesting, but that wasn't what she was here for. It was important to be able to defend herself, and then to defend others, especially Alik. Options related to history were more for future leaders, perhaps? To avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.
Second – medicine. It was difficult to choose between medicine and engineering; Miya wasn't particularly good at either, but she was sure that a good person should know a lot about the most complex and developing fields, and even the "philosophy of the candlestick" would agree with that. However, Miya's father, Vomir, didn't seem to be a doctor...
An additional factor was the schedule – it was better not to schedule lectures all in one week.
Third – magic. It was highly likely to be a waste of time, but she decided to take the risk.
Fourth – enhancers. It was extremely interesting to her how the body's meridians related to the effects of something like Xenomia's bracelet. Also, this course could be combined with medicine.
Miya was worried that she might make the wrong choice and have problems catching up on other subjects in the future, but she took a deep breath and decided on this for now. It was a pity that there weren't any "aptitude tests"...