The teacher’s face instantly turned pale. Only then did it dawn on him that they weren’t here to bring Wen Xiaobao back—they were here to back her up.
"Th-this..." The teacher glanced frantically at Wen Xiaobao, then at the three young highnesses. "I’m not sure what your relationship is with her. Where is all this coming from? As teachers, we would never, ever bully any of our students!"
Seeing this, Bai Xiaolang’s gaze turned cold. "Is that so?"
On their way here, Wen Xiaobao had told the three of them everything.
They had always known about the school’s culture of disdaining the poor to curry favor with the rich, a place rife with competition over status.
The kindergarten, elementary, middle, high school, and university divisions in this district were all interconnected.
Basically, anyone who could study here came from a family that was either rich or noble in the Imperial City.
The children began building their own social networks from a young age.
The value of the luxury cars dropping children off at the school gates every day had become a daily standard of comparison among the kids.
These bad habits, inherited from their parents, weren’t something the teachers could correct overnight.
Over time, the teachers had also grown accustomed to treating people differently based on their status.
Bai Xiaolang took Wen Xiaobao’s hand, pulling her closer to him.
He looked at the teacher, a cold glint in his eyes. "In that case, let me ask you: Little Treasure repeatedly told you that classmates were bullying her, stealing her lunch, forbidding her from eating at the table, snatching her pencil case and smashing it, and throwing her schoolbag into a tree. Why did you ignore it all?"
The teacher’s face paled. He inwardly cursed Wen Xiaobao for being such a troublesome brat, but his expression became even more deferential. "Your Highness, you’ve truly misunderstood!"
"You see, you’re a student yourself, so you should know. Kids will be kids; they often roughhouse a bit."
"Especially with kindergarteners. None of them mean any harm; maybe they just get a little carried away sometimes."
"Little females are more sensitive and fragile, prone to crying. It’s really not that big of a deal."
"And look at us—the teachers have to deal with so many children tattling every day. We’re completely swamped."
"They’re all minor issues, but we will definitely pay more attention from now on."
The teacher leaned in fawningly. "We didn’t know Little Treasure was your friend before. Now that we do, you can rest assured that all the teachers in this class will give her special attention. We won’t let the little brats in the class bother her. How does that sound?"
Bai Xiaolang smiled.
Seeing this, the teacher secretly breathed a sigh of relief. ’He’s just a kid after all,’ he thought. ’So easy to fool.’
But Bai Xiaolang suddenly lifted his eyes, looking at him as if he were an idiot. "Do you take me for one of those incompetent fools who run your kindergarten?"
He turned to Wen Xiaobao. "Tell me, who bullied you?"
Wen Xiaobao blinked.
What was there for the little ones in the class not to understand?
Wen Xiaobao, who they bullied all the time, had found someone from the elementary division to back her up.
They just never expected the people she brought would be the three young highnesses of the Federation.
Among them, the most terrified was the little fatty, the Crocodile Beastman who led the group.
The little fatty saw Wen Xiaobao’s gaze fall on him without hesitation. Before she could even speak, he blurted out anxiously, "Didn’t you say your dad runs a convenience store and your whole family are commoners?"
Wen Xiaobao pointed unhesitatingly at the little fatty. "He bullied me."
Seeing this, the other little kids were all stunned.
Their excitement at seeing the young highnesses vanished instantly. They huddled on their little beds like frightened quails, some even covering their faces with their blankets, terrified that Wen Xiaobao would point them out.
Wen Xiaobao’s finger moved. "And him, him, her, her, him..."
Everyone who had ever bullied Wen Xiaobao was pointed out; not a single one was missed.
Bai Xiaolang let out a humorless laugh. He hadn’t expected so many people in one class—most of them males—to bully a single little female rabbit.
He turned his head to look at Bai Xiao Zhu.
Bai Xiao Zhu sneered and tightened his spider silk. "Get over here, all of you!"

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