The Hero Creation Classroom of a Reincarnated Ordinary Person: After Reaching My Limit As An Adventurer, I Reluctantly Opened A Classroom In The Countryside To Earn Money For The Future, And My Student Became The Strongest - Episode 76

In order to live at home, Sana was given the vacant guest room.

At first, I wondered if we would actually use it, but it turns out we are using the guest room after all, so it seems Eve and Moo were right.

It is quite an insightful observation.

As Takeru said, Sana’s luggage wasn’t that much.

Although she was said to be the daughter of a distinguished family, according to her, “I can still be myself without dressing up.”

When Sana says it, it sounds convincing, I thought.

After dinner that day, I was sitting across from Sana in the living room.

Eve and Mu have already returned to their rooms, so it’s just the two of us here.

How was the dinner preparation?

“I did it for the first time, but… Ms. Eve’s skillful handling was impressive. I could only manage the simplest tasks…”

“Nobody can do it perfectly all at once. Just take your time and learn gradually.”

“I see…”

Sana nodded repeatedly.

Even so, to refer to oneself as “watakushi,” they must have been raised with great care.

Even so, I wonder if it’s okay for the new teaching space to be my classroom.

There are better places out there… no, this is the best one. Yeah.

Imagining the golden glow in my mind, I dismissed the foolish thought.

“Have you learned this from someone before?”

“Yes, I received guidance from the teacher regarding language use, manners, and the basic geography of this world.”

“Oh, is that so? Then do you know which country this place belongs to?”

Although I was curious about the title “Sensei-sama,” I felt a bit relieved knowing that I had some prior knowledge.

Sana also nodded and opened her mouth.

“This is the Kingdom of Cielaira, isn’t it? Actually, I haven’t been outside much… Everything I see here is new to me, and it feels refreshing.”

I had heard about that in advance from Takeru.

It was the same in the classroom, but even before coming here, Sana’s eyes were shining, and it was the same after coming to this house.

Because I questioned various things, I was also teaching something.

“Did you learn about language usage, manners, and geography… you can read and write, right?”

Taking notes briefly while asking questions to make use of them in the future.

I was observing during dinner earlier, but there were no particular issues with the table manners.

Rather, they ate neatly, and Eve was quite pleased.

“No… well, reading is one thing, but writing… ah, well, I can write a little.”

“Huh? Is that so?”

Eyes wide open at the unexpected truth.

I never thought that a teacher who goes so far as to instill manners would neglect the fundamental skills of reading and writing.

“What about books and stuff? Wouldn’t it be better to review by looking at the papers written by that teacher?”

“It wasn’t given to me. I was told it wasn’t necessary now.”

“Now… unnecessary…?”

I wonder if this is just the way the Kujakumiya family teaches.

Even so, it seems like quite a misaligned education.

(Hmm? But they came here asking to be taught, so…)

If you don’t prioritize reading and writing, it can be likened to the rigid, stubborn mindset from Earth a long time ago that said, “Women don’t need education! Their duty is to enter the household and support their husbands!”

But if that’s the case, I don’t understand why you’d go out of your way to bring Sana to my classroom to teach her.

“Well… I guess it doesn’t make sense even if I think about it.”

The Sana in front of me doesn’t have the answer, and I can’t contact the head of the Kujakumiya family either.

Even if I ask Takeru-san, he wouldn’t know because he’s not the “teacher” Sana is talking about.

(Seriously, what is this “sensei-sama” nonsense?)

I felt an inexplicable sense of discomfort.
“Ah, Sana? Just calling me ‘sensei’ or something is fine, okay? No need for ‘sama’ or anything.”

“But, but…”

“It’s hard to say, right? So, no.”

“Teacher… if you say so…”

In a reluctant manner, Sana nodded her head.

After that, I continued to talk with Sana until I went to bed.

What we found out is that Sana was diligently instructed on her language and behavior.

Even if I hadn’t seen them, there were many things I knew about as knowledge.

For example, I know that there are monsters in the world, but I have never seen one.

The sword at my waist, I know its name and what it’s like, but it’s the first time I’ve seen it.

And reading and writing are not taught in depth.

As evidence, I couldn’t write the word “Cielera.”

How should I put it, I felt it was quite distorted.