TSFLIP Chapter 673

The next morning, Suva was already gone.

Fengguang sat up in bed, rubbing her head. Still groggy from just waking, she stared blankly for a moment. Before she could call for anyone, there was a knock at the door, followed by Skylark’s voice:

“Princess, may I come in?”

“Come in,” Fengguang said, yawning and covering her mouth, her hair a tangled mess.

The moment Skylark entered, she swiftly set about washing and dressing Fengguang. All Fengguang had to do was sit quietly.

“Skylark, how did you know to knock right at this time?” she asked.

“Because this is always when Your Highness wakes up,” Skylark replied as she skillfully arranged her hair. “The princess loves to sleep in until the sun is high. Luckily, our lord doesn’t mind. If it were anyone else, who knows what kind of gossip they might spread?”

Before she had time to think, Fengguang let out a cold laugh. “Gossip about me? Would they even dare?”

The words slipped out sharp and commanding. She froze for a moment—was this her old fiery temper showing through?

Skylark laughed brightly. “Of course, they wouldn’t dare! Besides, there aren’t many in the heavens who could beat the princess in a fight. Oh, by the way, I’ve already prepared some pastries. When would Your Highness like to visit the lord?”

“Visit him?” Fengguang blinked.

“Oh no, I forgot the princess lost her memory!” Skylark smacked her own head in frustration. “Back when the lord was teaching at the academy, you used to visit him every afternoon.”

“Really?”

“Yes. Because the lord is too kind-hearted, you always said you were worried the rowdier students might cause trouble, so you went every day to keep them in line and put them in their place.”

That reasoning was just…

Fengguang was speechless at her past self’s antics. Then Skylark asked, “So will Your Highness still go to the academy today?”

“Yes,” Fengguang answered without hesitation. She had been wanting an excuse to leave Wuming Residence anyway. She needed to find out whether this person named Liuli actually existed, and if the academy was full of people, that would be the perfect place to ask.

She changed into a flowing red gown, and under Skylark’s lead, wound her way past several immortal estates before arriving at a grand building.

The immortal realm was already shrouded in ethereal mist, and here the academy’s rooftop was wrapped in rolling clouds, making it look from afar as if the structure itself floated in the heavens—solemn and majestic.

Carrying a food box, Skylark announced, “Princess, this is the academy.”

Fengguang nodded. “Mm.” She lifted her foot and stepped inside.

The Heavenly Academy was filled with the children of immortals. These “second-generation celestials” were born with cultivation already in their veins. Even if they didn’t work hard, they would never fall too far behind. Because of this easy, unearned strength, many of them developed a reckless, fearless attitude. While not outright arrogant, they certainly had a knack for causing headaches.

Fengguang arrived just as classes let out. Young men and women in uniform white garments—flowing skirts for the women, scholar’s robes for the men—milled about outside. From a distance, they truly looked like otherworldly beings.

Thus, the sight of Fengguang in her striking red dress instantly drew every eye. She was a well-known figure in the heavens, and most here recognized her. The sudden appearance of the long-absent princess in the academy stirred waves of curiosity, and countless gazes landed on her.

Fengguang ignored them as if they weren’t there and simply asked Skylark, “Where should we go to find Suva?”