7 Soul Reinforcement
School

The morning was a big day because someone in the village bought a long distance communication device called a telephone. Many residents who shrouded the houses of the villagers were residents named Hadi. He is one of the richest people in his village, even he can afford a phone that costs 5 silver and usually rent 1 silver per month.

Only Aldi was not surprised to see the phone, even Shie who was next to him saw it was very majestic.

“Shie, calm down in the future will also get something like that,” Aldi said while holding Shie's shoulder.

Hearing those words the villagers began to pout and sneer at Aldi.

“Little boy knows the world's size.”

“Things that don't know manners.”

Some residents also praised him for his strong determination.

Aldi leaves the crowd and introduces Shie to Nui's grandfather.

“Kek, there is someone who wants to meet you?” aldi said to look at Nui's grandfather who was sitting in his favorite chair.

Seeing a child Grandpa Nui said “Who is this young man?."

“Shie,” Shie replied shortly because he was someone who was quiet.

“Seeing you never get along with peers, when you bring Shie home makes me happy,” Grandpa Nui said.

“You are every day looking for money to meet all the needs of the house,” continued grandfather Nui.

“That's what I want, Cake. Don't move much let me meet all the needs of Grandpa's life!” Aldi Statement.

Since the grant of 3 Copper Coins Aldi never asked for a penny from Nui's grandfather. Meanwhile, he who always financed all the food and clothing needs of Nui's grandfather was one way to thank him. Grandpa Nui is now very old he is 72 years old even though his body still stands firm like a war soldier.

“Haha, Aldi you push yourself too much even though I am old, if you need money I still have a lot of money reserves,” said grandfather Nui with a laugh.

After seeing Aldi and Shie, Grandpa Nui thought of sending them to school in this village.

Education in this world there are 4 levels namely Primary School, Secondary, Higher then Peak. If graduated from top education they will get an additional degree that can be embedded in its name.

Primary School can be reached a maximum of 6 years while Middle and Upper in each travel a maximum of 5 years while for the maximum peak in 4 years.

All maximum limits can be considered pass if it meets all the criteria and exams of the school.

“It looks like you guys are suitable to enter Primary school, even though you are still 4 years old but it does not matter because there is no age limit for school,” said Nui's grandfather.

“Heh, Primary School?” Aldi confusedly responded to grandfather's question because he had to make money.

“How about you Shie have you gone to school?” Aldi saw Shie.

“I haven't gone to school” Shie replied by taking his eyes off.

“How about we go to school together?” ask Aldi.

Hearing that made Shie very happy but she said “I don't have any money—"

“Let's rest I can teach you how to make a lot of money and even buy a phone" Aldi said without giving Shie a chance to answer further.

“Give me that, learning is your job,” said Nui's grandfather.

“Your full name who is Shie? Later to fill out the background form,” asked Nui's grandfather.

“All right call your name Nui Shie,” said Nui's grandfather.

The next morning, Nui and Aldi's grandparents approach Shie to her orphanage. After Nui's grandfather had a chat with their orphanage caregiver, they walked to the primary school, which is a 20-minute walk from the orphanage.

In the journey Aldi tells his life experience to encourage Shie who from birth does not know who his parents are.

Arriving at the Kebonsari Elementary School, Aldi and Shie were stunned to see a sizable gate. Although Aldi lived in the village he never saw this elementary school that was opposite the market.

After entering the school they head to the student registration office. This school has no student enrollment time so whenever students are ready to enter the school they will receive. The school is not storied, the edge has more than 300 elementary students. The school also has a library, because it is a repository of knowledge for Aldi.

“Pak, I want to register these children and me as their guardian,” explained Nui's grandfather to the registration clerk.

Seeing their lackluster appearance the attendant finally replied nonchalantly.

“Alright, fill in this form!” reply officer.

After completing all the forms and requirements Nui's grandfather paid the admission registration of 2 silver coins for Aldi and Shie. As well as the monthly cost of 10 Copper, it was a considerable dependency compared to their daily needs.10 copper coins could be eaten for 5 days for Aldi and Nui's grandfather.

“Lessons at this school from 7 am to 12 pm, you can choose any time you want to enter there is no compulsion to learn.”

“Each year there will be a lesson evaluation if you pass 2 times in less than 6 years then you can continue to the next level.”

“It needs to be known that the more you learn you will graduate faster but since I work here it is very rare to graduate with only 2 years except for genius children.”

Hearing that Aldi smiled at the officer. He knew that the lessons of this world were no more developed than his memory, so all the lessons he had mastered except the history of this world.

After explaining the rules the officer gave the student identification card and school hat, as an additional attribute to the student.

“Starting tomorrow you are already students please come if you want to take lessons,” said the officer

“Good sir, thank you,” Aldi and Shie replied simultaneously

On the way home the three of them chatted about the good Kebonsari Elementary School. Looking at the gloomy looking Shie.

“Why aren't you happy?” Aldi said while looking at Shie next to him.

“No, just how do I pay?” answer Shie.

“Let's just come with me to the house and I'll teach you how to make money .. " said Aldi confidently

Seeing that Nui's grandfather just smiled to see the growth of Aldi who was getting older, even though he was not even 5 years old. He did not limit what Aldi did because it was his learning process.

Arriving at Aldi's house invites Shie to see his kebon that he treated since 2 years ago.

“This is our source of money,” Aldi said as he spread his hands in the garden.

“You took care of all this yourself?” said Shie who was confused to see a garden that had many green plants.

“Sure, so let's help me take care of it,” Aldi said.

Shie paused for a while then said, “Alright, how do I take care of this?.”

“Come every day at 5 am, I will teach you everything I know and will give you an allowance every sale,” Aldi explained.