Captivated by the Ruler of the Underworld
Chapter 334 A Terrible Teacher Leads a Horrible Class

Susanne, holding her workbook, knocked on the door and walked in.

The male student followed her in.

Inside, the teachers were chatting after the principal had left.

"That girl just now, her name is Lela Gomez, right? I heard from a teacher at the neighboring school that she's got quite a temper."

"Not just her temper; she doesn't take school seriously either."

"But I heard that the student offended kids from powerful families in Greafury City and was forced to drop out. How did she end up here? This is a prestigious school that won't accept any admission except for a few special admissions." "Don't forget, she was brought here by the principal."

"Could it be that she's not the same student?"

Dorothy Jackson, the homeroom teacher of Class 1201, sat nearby and scoffed, "Whether she is or not doesn't matter. What matters is that Alvin Scott took her away from Class 1212. Her future is pretty much set."

Everyone knew Alvin was a terrible teacher with a horrible class.

Anyone who went there was considered a terrible student.

"I wonder what Alvin's background is. Why is he qualified to teach at our school." A prestigious school was always with high standards for teachers.

"I heard he's a retired special forces member."

Susanne overheard the teachers' conversation. Susanne thought to herself, 'No matter how pretty she is, getting into fights proves she's a terrible student.'

Dorothy looked at Susanne as she came in and smiled, "In my opinion, a good student should be like Susanne, who is beautiful, well-behaved, with excellent grades, and could bring honor to the school." Susanne said with a smile, "Ms. Jackson, thanks for your compliment."

The other teachers exchanged glances, feeling jealous but saying nothing.

Every teacher in this school wanted to teach high-achieving students.

But Susanne was in Class 1201, and they couldn't teach her even if they wanted to.

Meanwhile, Alvin led Lela to the classroom storage room, saying, "I'll take you to get your uniform and books, and then show you to your dorm."

Lela didn't want to respond, but glanced at Alvin, squinting her eyes before nodding.

Alvin looked at Lela, admiring her striking appearance, and then said with concern, "I know you girls love to look pretty, but colored contacts will harm your eyes. It's better for you to stop wearing them. You're still young, and it wouldn't be good to damage your eyes because of this."

He actually understood the kids these days quite well.

Lela withdrew her gaze and said softly, "These aren't colored contacts."

Alvin was taken aback. "What?"

Lela lifted her eyelids slightly, the corners of her eyes a bit red, and said, "Believe it or not."

Alvin looked at Lela and suddenly smiled, shaking his head helplessly.

He thought, 'It seems another kid from a powerful family has been sent here.

'I need to try another time to guide her.'

In the storage room, Lela only took two sets of summer uniforms and didn't even glance at the books. Alvin had no choice but to carry the books for her.

He sighed inwardly, thinking how kids these days were even more arrogant than in his time.

Holy Light Elite Academy was fully enclosed and operated with military-style management.

Except for summer and winter breaks and special leave requests, students couldn't go home.

When they arrived at the dormitory, Alvin greeted the dorm manager, obtained the key, and led Lela upstairs.

"Our school is a bit unique, as you might know. Students are all living in single rooms," Alvin said as he opened the dormitory door with the key.