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Bella learns pistol 1.
Bonita learns whip 3.
Iori learns armor.
Flim learns shield and spends action points on unlocking armor.
Miho learns shield.
Chloe learns spear 5.
Mana learns pistol 5.

— Oh! — Ladia put her hand to her mouth in surprise. — How barbaric!

During the inspection of the sports complex, a group of students was paralyzed by Buddlea's scream.
— What IS that?!
Could it be that Carvia Imas has returned and already chosen a new victim?!
No, this time, the source of Buddlea's horror turned out to be a two-meter-tall demon. Yes, he wasn't as hideous as most of his brethren, but he was definitely a demon, and what was most frightening was how naturally he fit in with the others.
— My name is Alidum Sirabe, — the demon replied to Buddlea's squeal, — I suppose that should answer your question.
— And it can even talk! Miss Sidge!! What does this mean?
— What does it mean...? — Vallota Sidge nervously laughed. — Hmm, this is our new student from Eolia, Alidum Sirabe...

— My name is Alidum Sirabe,” the demon replied to Buddleia’s squeal, “I believe that should satisfy your question.
— And it can talk! Miss Siege!! What does this mean?
— What does it mean…? — Vallotta Siege nervously laughed. — Hmm, this is our new student from Aeolia, Alidum Sirabe…

-- Well, yes, it doesn't sound great, but being not the only one must be just as unpleasant as not being the only one. I understand that this probably doesn't bother the Lilies, but even the Ka'ol in your Eolia seem to prefer living in pairs...
"Although they tend to go to the other extreme, as far as I remember."
-- I mean, traditions are different," he explains. "So don't be surprised..."

-- Thank you. There are many questions, but they are all related to one problem. Why should we find out about him... like this? Our elder told me about, um, an incident with Dion and Carvia. People aren't exactly on edge, but they're on alert. And then this happens, a walking personification of a threat to national security in broad daylight. It seems like they should warn us about such things, explain in advance that everything is okay, otherwise something bad might really happen. Was this some kind of stress test? Or a combat readiness test, and we should have at least tied him up, if not shot him? Of course, all these questions are rhetorical, and if this is a test, they definitely won't tell me anything, but I'm getting at... Will there be any more surprises, and if so, how should we act? We may not be soldiers, but recent events show that our vigilance and determination still matter. But these qualities are worthless if you don't know what's going on.

I suggest we bully him until he has a nervous breakdown. Let's take his bed out to the street at night. Lock him in the bathroom. Pee in his briefcase. Tie his shoelaces together.

— Well, I understand. Sorry if my comments seemed harsh to you; I was just a little surprised.

— Ah, — Shera sighed, looking into the distance, — something tells me that the guys' meeting is going much more interestingly...

In response to the numerous questions pouring in from the concerned student, Duncan simply shrugged and sighed heavily.
— "He's just another student, like all the others, and therefore he should be treated the same way. Raising an alarm about his arrival would simply be unfair!" These were the words of our principal. As you can see, my objections were powerless, so just accept what's happening and, since the matter is already decided, it's better not to let him outdo you on the exams, otherwise, we don't need a demon taking the top spots on the academic list.

Varya stood there thoughtfully for a while, but realizing that she couldn't expect much help from anyone and the silence was dragging on, she finally said to Shere:
-- So, what's up? Why are you hesitating? Tell me something interesting. It's our duty... To welcome guests with bread and salt.