The Empire of Reimia (3)

I'm going to the classroom.

In the classroom, Bertrand found himself drawn into a conversation between Romeo and Azarina. They discussed the state of affairs at the academy and various other topics until they eventually turned to a discussion of the faculty. Romeo asked his companion what she thought of their mentor.
— In my opinion, he is a very worthy, sincere, and attentive person, and also a competent teacher and master of his craft.
— That is true," Romeo agreed, "but I cannot approve of his arbitrary and spineless decisions. After a short pause, the aristocrat continued. — As the first son of the emperor, he had his own purpose and duty to the country, which he neglected in favor of some ephemeral ideals. No matter how worthy a person and professional teacher he may be, I will never be able to accept this.
If Bertrand had anything to add, now was the right time to do so.