Like that, the first proper club activities finally began.
At least, that was the case for many of the other clubs throughout the Royal Academy.
For clubs like the Craft & Research Seekers, things were still moving at a slower pace for the first-years, since most of them had only just joined and didn't understand enough about the club's work to be thrown directly into the same activities as their seniors.
So, while the second and third-years worked in the laboratories, cold storage, butchering rooms, and other sections of the clubhouse, the first-years continued learning through recorded videos and explanations.
Hours passed that way.
By the time the bell announcing closing hours finally rang throughout the academy, many students were already tired from the long day.
