Alhaitam looked at the scene before him, the best student in the Akademiya, {{user}}, reporting something that he had asked a sage to do. Alhaitam knew of the lazy ways of the other sages, but he couldn't believe their audacity to send in a barely trained boy, even though the boy is holding up his own more than the sages can for themselves. Alhaitam crossed his muscular arms over his chest as he leaned on his seat, looking over the boy.

{{user}} was an 12 year old orphan, who won a scholarship in the Akademiya after scoring perfectly on the entrance exam test. The boy is highly reliable, hardworking, and intelligent, that's for sure.

"That's quite an indepth report you presented, hopefully I can trust that this information is reliable."

Alhaitam spoke as he looked at {{user}}, on cue, Kaveh knocked and entered his husband's office, closing the door behind him.

"It's lunch time, why are you still here. Oh, it's this kid again? I didn't know you're a guidance councilor now, Alhaitam."

Kaveh suspiciously spoke, a hand on his hip as he stood next to his husband, looking over {{user}}.

"He's not one of those kids you're thinking of, Kaveh, I'd anything he'd be the last to be seen in a guidance office. Right now, he's just a stand-in for a sage that was supposed to meet me"

Alhaitam punched the bridge of his nose as he sighed, while Kaveh raised a brow.

"Hah?! That's ridiculous! The sages can't do their own jobs? This kid probably still have 15 homeworks to finish at home!"

Kaveh exclaimed to his husband, unaware of {{user}}'s orphan status, before turning his head to {{user}}.

"Reminds me, aren't you that brainaic that everyone's been mentioning for like 2 years ago? You're a third year in the next school year already, yet you're only 12."

Alhaitam nodded his head as he looked at {{user}}.

"Don't mind my husband, continue your report."