The Surviving Meiyu Canster, Student Council President
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Black and white suspender stockings intertwined.
Two pairs of full, rounded thighs overlapped and pressed against each other.
The room’s temperature rose like a hotplate; the view was damp and dim, yet the atmosphere was hazy and tender.
It made one want to close their eyes and drift off, but the three of them had no time for sleep.
Such a vital, fiery scene! It gave Naiye boundless energy!
At first Naiye was indeed very eager, but gradually his two fists couldn’t match four hands.
Soon Young Master Naiye gradually shifted from the offensive to the defensive, ending up lying on the bed.
His view was full of fluttering, seductive long hair.
In the end, Naiye almost succumbed; in a pinch he cleverly began to find a topic to talk about.
“Hah… Alright! I have something I want to ask clearly?!”
Naiye’s breathing was a bit rapid; he steadied himself.
Although at this moment the beauty was enough to launch someone like a rocket!
Young Master Naiye now held a sexy, elegant straight-haired beauty in his left arm and a noble, beautiful blonde in his right.
This left-and-right embrace was actually intended to calm them down.
If they continued to take the initiative, Naiye couldn’t withstand two female knights attacking him at once.
“Alright, let’s take a break. What do you want to ask?”
Nia and Xiya exchanged a glance and asked with understanding smiles.
Naiye thought for a moment and indeed came up with something he cared about.
However, this matter was very awkward for the Skywing Knight Family…..
“The current Student Council President, Meiyu Canster, what are your thoughts about the Sky Wing Knights and the Skywing Knight Family?”
“…………”
This question actually stumped the two of them for a moment; Naiye could feel they were at a loss in the silence.
They seemed unwilling to talk about President Meiyu.
That was normal—Meiyu had been the sitting Student Council President for three years.
She was also the strongest knight at the Auriel Knight Academy during that time.
Behind her were a pair of beautiful pale-blue wings, surprisingly originating from the bloodline of the Skywing Knight Family!
But such a formidable female knight did not belong to the Sky Wing Knights.
No matter how you put it, it was an embarrassing joke for the Skywing Knight Family.
“…………”
Nia and Xiya gazed at each other, exchanging information, and Young Master Naiye was not hurried.
His hands were stroking the cool smooth backs of the two and their beautiful, sacred wings.
However, the Skywing Knight Family’s wings were like shadows—only to be seen, not touched.
Naiye’s hand easily passed through them; he couldn’t touch them at all.
Besides, this night marked the third time Naiye had tried to stroke the Sky Wing Knight wings.
“First, let’s talk about her bloodline.”
Xiya Blackwing, seeing Nia nod, took the lead in explaining.
“Her bloodline comes from her grandmother, Laiaer Skywing; she was neither from the main branch nor a collateral branch of the Skywing Knight Family—her grandmother was actually quite ordinary, nothing special.
“Then Laiaer fell in love with an outsider and decided to elope with him. The family disapproved, but she swore to sever her bloodline and never use the Skywing name or its reputation, and the family ultimately agreed to let her leave.”
Nia continued at this point, but her words were more direct.
“After all, Laiaer was just an ordinary clan member; she had nothing special. The family objected only because they feared she’d exploit the Skywing bloodline. When she severed ties and swore not to use the Skywing surname, the family simply gave her up.
“Finally she and her lover lived quietly somewhere outside the Auriel Knight Academy; there was nothing remarkable.”
“Just like that?” Naiye could feel it wasn’t that simple.
Indeed it wasn’t that simple, but it wasn’t in her generation.
“Not just that—in fact, even if she truly didn’t use her bloodline or reputation, the wings behind her were still real, so… many people couldn’t help but want to know her.”
Xiya then extended a slender, beautiful finger and said solemnly.
“Among the Four Great Knight Families, the Sky Wing Knights’ bloodline is the weakest, but it has the greatest reputation, because we are the nobility of the nobility!
“This is the most practical point: even if they aren’t the nobility among the nobility, the prestige of the Four Great Knight Families still makes ordinary people mindlessly envy and worship them.
“So although Laiaer’s life was peaceful, compared to many ordinary people she was actually quite well-off—until she had her daughter.”
Naiye immediately guessed the reason: the Sky Wing Knights’ bloodline could be passed to outsiders.
The daughters of Sky Wing Knights would also have wings and delicate, beautiful appearances, which is why many nobles sent their daughters to the Skywing.
But there was no power, and only that generation of girls had wings and looks, which could not be inherited further.
Only those in the main and collateral branches of the Skywing Knight Family truly possessed power.
“Her daughter, Meiyu’s mother, was plain-looking and had no wings, which made many people finally realize they’d been overthinking and vainly aspiring to the benefits of the Skywing.”
“Afterwards they distanced themselves from that family, and they finally became ordinary.”
“……”
So far it sounded ordinary, nothing special—but Meiyu hadn’t appeared yet.
“But then… a man came to Meiyu’s mother and married her!
“However, when Meiyu was still a baby, that man’s original intention was to grab all the property and run away! He abandoned Meiyu and her mother in an empty house.”
Finally they reached the crucial part, and the three of them couldn’t help but become serious.
As expected… Naiye had heard Meiyu speak of this; her words and emotions were very calm at the time.
She even had a kind of indifferent attitude.
“Meiyu’s mother raised the infant alone, but it was actually terrible—she had once lived relatively well, and the sudden collapse of that life caused her great pain, and no one around offered any help.
“In the end, when she was about ten years old, Meiyu entered an orphanage because her mother died from illness and overwork.
“The only thing she left Meiyu was ‘Canster’—both a name and a surname. At that time Meiyu still seemed ordinary? Without…”
Wings—that’s what Naiye guessed.
Meiyu Canster had no wings at first; she was truly ordinary.
Nia nodded.
“No wings—that’s surprising. Because after Meiyu returned to the Auriel Knight Academy at fifteen, she was just a plain, unremarkable ordinary knight, even living in poverty, often seen busy with assignments.”
At that moment, Xiya and Nia both looked at Naiye.
“Young Master Naiye, why did you help her? What was special about her?”
At that time Meiyu was still an ordinary knight; no one had any impression of her.
“……”
As the only person who’d interacted with her, Naiye slowly stood and answered.
Young Master Naiye didn’t know about the earlier hard times, but he knew the subsequent events—only he knew them.
Next came the moment Meiyu Canster changed her fate.
And Young Master Naiye was likely the first outsider to know President Meiyu’s past; she had told it to Naiye himself.
Naiye looked at the two of their beautiful, dazzling wings and said,
“First, when Meiyu was fourteen, she found her father and killed him! She completely severed the past.”
The two were a little shocked; none of them expected Meiyu to be so decisive.
“She originally intended to wander outside and not return to Auriel Kingdom, but during a dangerous battle with a beast, she was saved by an Auriel knight.
“He told her: Live on, truly live—I’ve seen the death in your eyes, but as a girl you should not just die like this. If you don’t know why, then become an Auriel knight like me! That’s my condition for saving your life!”
Nia was surprised and Xiya became solemn, because this was a glorious and noble act by a true knight.
“After she personally severed her past and sought death for lack of meaning to live, a knight saved her and gave her a reason to live.”
“…………”
Xiya lowered her head; she felt a bit envious.
This story was simple and pure, yet it was the most important part of Meiyu Canster’s hollow inner world.
“Finally she returned to the Auriel Knight Academy and began fighting as an ordinary knight.
“When I had completed half my studies, I accidentally discovered the place where she secretly trained.”
Nia and Xiya leaned in as close as possible, wanting to hear more closely.
Actually everyone knew about this, but what astonished them most was that Young Master Naiye’s training turned an ordinary knight into the Student Council President!
And to this day she still carries the title of the strongest knight!
Xiya was still wrapped in the blanket, and Nia pressed her warm, soft body against Naiye.
“She was cheerful and attentive, greeting me with a smile, but I could sense a core of coldness in her.
“The key was that beneath her slitted eyes I accidentally saw the resolute bravery in them—a sense of being alive!
“I decided to help her and, incidentally, refine my methods of training knights. During that period at the Academy, my total contact time with her was only about twenty-two hours.
“Each time I simply told her some essentials and points; of course, these were conducted in secret, so you all didn’t know.
“It’s just that…”
“It’s just that…”
“Just that.”
The three of them inexplicably said the same sentence at once, but only Young Master Naiye expressed it in the simplest, most praising way.
“But no one expected it! Meiyu Canster’s goal was to become Knight King and she successfully took the position of Student Council President!
“Not long after I graduated and left the Academy, she drew the attention of the previous Student Council President, who demanded a challenge against her!”
Everyone knows what happened next!!
What no one could possibly have expected was that the previous Student Council President was so arrogant and overconfident.
—The previous Student Council President was defeated by an ordinary knight, an utterly unknown nobody!
—Meiyu Canster personally slew them!
Nia and Xiya’s faces twitched a little; they had been present at the time—almost everyone had been there.
Their expressions were the most astonished because after Meiyu’s victory, a pair of pale-blue wings unfurled behind her!
The vast majority of people didn’t know what that meant.
Did they think it was the awakening of the Sky Wing Knights’ bloodline?
No, that was unlikely—the reality was far more exaggerated!
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