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Unohana, who was sipping from her cup of tea, stopped and said, "After the students' dorms have been organized."
"Dorms?" Maki repeated.
Then Isane said, "Yes, dorms. Here in UA, there are dorms dedicated to students in every year. It's located in the right wing of the UA building."
The right wing of the UA building was dedicated to its students.
Just like the left wing, it also had fifty floors, making it one of the skyscraper buildings in Japan.
The first floor was the main hall for events, announcements, and student gatherings.
The second floor was the dining area exclusive for students. Unlike the right wing, the kitchen there was for teachers and some special students. On the second floor, there was also a dedicated kitchen where Lunch Rush and his staff did their cooking. Of course, the meals were free, and everything was prepared with balanced nutrients for the students.
The classrooms for first years differed depending on how many classes were formed. Each class had its own dedicated floor, which clearly showed how UA proudly displayed its wealth.
Each entire floor was as wide as an indoor basketball stadium. For a single class to completely use one floor said everything about why UA was one of the most prestigious schools in the world.
If four classes were formed, then four floors would be dedicated accordingly.
From the third floor to the sixth floor were the first-year classrooms:
3rd Floor â Class C
4th Floor â Class B
5th Floor â Class A
6th Floor â Class S
The second years followed the same system. They had three different classes: S, A, and B, and each class had its own dedicated floor.
7th Floor â Class B
8th Floor â Class A
9th Floor â Class S
The third years followed the same pattern.
From the third floor up to the twentieth floor, the space was used exclusively for classrooms.
Above the twentieth floor were the student dormitories.
From the 21st to the 30th floor, each floor had a total of 30 rooms. Considering that each floor was as wide as an entire indoor basketball stadium, the space was massive. The rooms themselves were as large as ballrooms.
Because UA also accommodated mutants with tall or unique builds, the floor-to-ceiling height of each level ranged from 50 to 60 feet, resembling an indoor court.
This simply showed how much money Nezu had.
The dormitories stopped at the 30th floor of the building. Every floor could literally fit 100 to 200 students if divided differently, but instead, each floor was limited to 30 to 50 rooms.
From the 21st to the 30th floor were dorms solely for students.
However, for those who were considered special, there were different arrangements for having their own dorms.
In total, the left wing was dedicated solely to students, giving them the best accommodations available.
It wasn't about bragging. It was about presenting the best of the best â as if telling them they deserved such things.
Maki listened to the explanation about the dorms.
He didn't really get it.
In fact, he didn't care.
"O-okay," he said.
Then he forgot about it instantly and grabbed another snack from the table.
Isane then asked, "Mother, what about his class? I've never heard of a special class before."
Unohana looked at her, but before she could answerâ
Maki suddenly choked on the food he had just swallowed. He grabbed the mug of black coffee and drank from it quickly. After swallowing, he looked at Unohana and Isane.
He pointed his finger at Unohana, then at Isane.
"Mother?" he asked.
Unohana and Isane widened their eyes. They had forgotten to tell him.
Unohana said, "I forgot to tell you⌠You must have already met Isane. She is my daughter."
They looked at him and could see that he was shocked.
Unohana waited for any kind of strange reaction from him. She wondered what it would be.
Would he feel disgusted?
Would he get angry?
What would he say? What would he do?
Unohana wanted to know if she had truly made the right choice. She was still skeptical about how everything had turned out this way. She needed to know whether this was all just a facade or an escape from something deeper.
This was the moment.
For Unohana, Isane was her everything. She needed someone who could protect what she cherished most. If this man denied Isane â her daughter â she would undoubtedly feel lost once again.
Isane felt the atmosphere grow colder and heavier. Even Nemuri and Mei stopped their argument and listened quietly, waiting for what he would say.
Isane tried to speak.
"W-well, you don't have to worry. I'm just adoâ"
Before she could finish, Maki pointed at himself and asked,
"Am I her father?"
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