The door of the practical training center was pushed open, and sunlight shone in. The eyes of all the teachers standing at the door lit up.
This was a 500-square-meter hall. What was even more shocking was the neatly arranged sets of cooking utensils.
The metal cooking utensils were arranged neatly like soldiers, glowing with a bright silver glow.
The cooking utensils, cutting tables, and sink were all available. Pots, bowls, ladles, and basins were all available. Moreover, there was a knife rack on each of their cutting tables with three knives on it.
Everything was the same. All of them were in complete sets, and they filled the entire hall.
And at the very front, there was an independent set of cooking utensils. It should be the teacher's seat.
"Gulp." Merry swallowed her saliva, and said in shock, "This is too awesome?!"
The other teachers' expressions were similar. They were all stunned by the scene in front of them.
"Isn't this a little too extravagant for a place to learn how to cook?" a teacher said softly.
The other teachers also had strange expressions when they heard that.
"This is the practical training center built by Teacher Meg himself. All the expenses were paid by him. I don't think this is extravagant, but professional," Luna said loudly.
All the teachers stopped their discussion when they heard that.
They had heard many rumors about that Teacher Meg. They all knew that he was the best chef in Chaos City. He was rich, kind, and caring.
It was naturally a good thing for the children in Hope School that he built such a teaching building on his own.
After that, Luna and the others went up to the second floor to visit a few comprehensive classrooms.
The door to the teachers' office on the third floor was locked. Luna looked at the key in her hand. She didn't bring them to the restaurant. Instead, she announced that the tour was over, and everyone should go back for the morning meeting.
During the morning meeting, everyone checked the resumes sent by the Night Elves.
They only read half of it before they fell silent.
"Principal, I don't think it's appropriate to choose 20 people," a teacher said to Luna.
"I don't think it's appropriate, either."
"Can't we … take all of them?" an old teacher asked seriously.
They were too outstanding!
That was the conclusion that everyone reached after reading the resumes.
Everyone on the list of 200 people sent by the Night Elves was a talent.
Their average strength had already exceeded the sixth-tier. They were Magicians, Assassins, Sharpshooters, Apothecaries, Healers, Plant Magicians … they had everything.
This was a talent that Hope School had a hard time attracting. At least among the teachers they had recruited so far, there were very few such talents.
Luna was also a little surprised by the Night Elves' generosity. She had heard from Meg that the Night Elves wanted to use these people to learn and teach, and then nurture the overall quality of the Night Elves.
However, he didn't expect Princess Irina to have such courage to send out the most elite and outstanding talents of the Night Elves.
Luna nodded and said, "I also think that we can keep them as much as possible. After they get used to teaching, we can greatly expand the upper limit of our Hope Academy and open up a series of classes that were temporarily put on hold."
The addition of this group of Night Elves was equivalent to bringing in a batch of elite soldiers to Hope School. The benefits were self-evident.
"Talents are worth cherishing. However, we are choosing teachers for the children. Talent and character are indispensable. I hope that all the teachers will still follow the process of the interview and seriously and cautiously review every teacher who may come into contact with the children," Luna added.
The excitement on the faces of the teachers present quickly disappeared, and they nodded solemnly.
This interview lasted for an entire day. All 200 elves were interviewed, and the results were announced on the spot.
Other than the five who were judged to be unsuitable to be teachers because of their character, the other elves passed the interview.
The elves chosen by the Night Elves were even more outstanding than the simple conditions listed on the resumes.
The elves' long lifespan, smart minds, and excellent learning abilities made it easier for them to be qualified as teachers.
Also, their humility was an important reason why they were easy to get along with.
"We've picked up a treasure." An old teacher walked to Luna's side, and whispered with unconcealable excitement on his face. "With the addition of this batch of talents, our Hope Academy has taken a big step forward in catching up with Chaos School."
Luna also couldn't hide the joy on her face. She smiled, and said, "I still need all the elders' guidance."
That old teacher nodded, and said, "You don't have to say that. The few of us have already discussed it. In the next three months, as long as we don't have classes, we can give them training and lessons so that they can get used to the classroom as soon as possible and learn how to become a real teacher."
Luna walked out of the conference room, and encouraged the elves who participated in the interview. She welcomed them to Hope Academy, and made arrangements for their upcoming work.
The 20 slots were directly changed to 195. However, before they were approved by the teacher panel, they had to undergo training and learning, and couldn't start teaching.
As for their salary, Luna decided to give them the same salary as the other teachers.
Ashley, who was leading the team this time, walked over from the side, and said to Luna, "Principal Luna, thank you very much for your trust in us. However, we Night Elves don't need any salary. You can keep this money for the children's other expenses. You only need to provide us with three meals a day."
"But …" Luna hesitated.
Ashley smiled, and explained, "We are here to learn, and Your Highness also wants to do something for the children. Their salary will be paid by the textile factory."
Luna nodded thoughtfully, and gratefully said, "Thank you very much."
200 teachers with a salary of more than 10,000,000 copper coins a year was undoubtedly a huge sum for Hope Academy.
"You're welcome," Ashley said with a smile.
At the end of the long day, the exhausted teachers had dinner in the restaurant, and went home respectively.
Luna came out of the restaurant, and smiled as she looked at the sunset and Hope Academy that was covered in a layer of golden gauze under the setting sun.
"I didn't expect that my dream back then would come true so soon," Luna murmured softly. Everything was ready. She just had to wait for the children to start school two days later and welcome the first batch of students from Hope Academy.
Back then, she could only use her meager salary to buy some food for the wandering children. She also thought that one day, they would be able to sit in a clean classroom and read and write like the children in Chaos Academy.
Now, her dream was about to come true.
"How should I thank Mr. Meg? Without him, there wouldn't be Hope Academy. " Irina looked at the Chef Practical Training Center in a daze, and the sentence that Vivian always said suddenly popped up in her mind. "If you want to thank him, marry him. If you don't even have the determination to marry him, what's there to thank him for?"
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