She needed to do better.
So when they transitioned into classroom activities, she found herself relieved. Unlike the brutal physical training or the relentless mind games of strategy classes, the structured academic environment was something she could control. It was an opportunity to catch up, to absorb knowledge that she desperately needed, especially since she had never received the elite education that Dhalia and the other high-ranked heirs had.
Here, in the camp, she played the role of a spoiled heiress well enough to keep others from questioning her gaps in knowledge. But in reality? She had spent years scrambling just to learn how to read and write, and now, she was finally starting to close the distance.
The lessons on diplomacy, negotiation, and ancient werewolf laws fascinated
