Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 9

Chapter 9: Lesson

Atticus strolled leisurely towards his lesson, taking in the morning air and enjoying the peacefulness. As he made his way through, his attention was captivated by the majestic sight of the Ravenstein Mansion that he just came out of. The grandeur of the mansion's architecture caught his eye, its towering presence exuding an aura of elegance and history.

The mansion stood proudly, its intricate details and ornate design showcasing the craftsmanship of the modern era. As he continued his walk, Atticus found himself drawn to the mansion's expansive gardens.

The manicured lawns, bursting with vibrant flowers and meticulously trimmed hedges, added a burst of color to the surroundings. Atticus couldn't resist stopping for a moment to take in the breathtaking view, appreciating the careful planning and dedication that went into maintaining such a stunning landscape.

The sunlight danced off the mansion's windows, casting a warm glow that seemed to invite Atticus closer. With a sense of awe and appreciation, Atticus reluctantly tore his gaze away from the beautiful scene and continued on his way to the lesson.

As Atticus entered the room with a confident stride, his gaze landed on a woman with lustrous brown hair cascading down her shoulders, adding a touch of warmth to her appearance. Her hair framed a face that exuded intelligence and kindness, inviting anyone who crossed her path to feel at ease. She was the teacher Anastasia got for Atticus.

As Atticus approached, she greeted him with a bow "Good morning, young master. Hope you slept well?"

"My night was great, thank you, miss Aeryn." Atticus replied calmly, with a smile. He enjoys his lesson with Aeryn and couldn't help but admire her looks. "You promised you'd tell me about Eldoralth's history today. I hope you don't plan on going back on your word" he continued.

"Of course not, young master. I've gotten permission from Lady Anastasia, you don't have to worry" Aeryn replied. She had been a little skeptical when they called her to teach a 4 year old, but despite his tender age, Atticus seemed to possess an uncanny ability to absorb knowledge like a sponge, leaving her in awe.

She couldn't help but acknowledge that Atticus was not at all inferior to adults in his capacity to grasp and retain various information.

In various subjects, Atticus displayed an astonishing aptitude. Concepts that typically baffle older students were effortlessly grasped by him. Whether it was basic addition or complex problem-solving, Atticus absorbed every lesson with an astounding ease.