The first day of classes had already ended.
It had been far less interesting than Gray expected.
The teachers explained the academy's rules, the grading system, the student point system, the various training facilities, and the basic structure of the curriculum. Most of it was useful information, but almost none of it was difficult.
Gray had already learned more complicated things before reaching the academy.
By the time the final class ended, he had already made up his mind.
He was not going to spend several years sitting through material he already knew.
The Demon Academy was useful because of its resources, its people, its archives, and the things hidden beneath its official structure.
The classes themselves were not the reason he had come.
After leaving his classroom, Gray headed to one of the quieter parks in the academy's eastern section.
