As the highest academic institution of the entire Empire, Thousand Cities Academy boasted five thousand students from all over, hailing from different beliefs and directly run provinces of the Empire as well as affiliated kingdoms—hence the colloquial name "Thousand Cities" was not derived without reason.
The academy allowed students to choose their own subjects, except for some subjects that required degrees from other disciplines as a prerequisite, allowing them great autonomy in their course selection. To simplify things, Anos enrolled Mira in the same subjects as himself: Ancient Language Studies, Military Science, and Theology.
Mira did not complain about not being able to choose her subjects. On the contrary, she appreciated that Anos had made the decision for her, as otherwise, the nearly twenty subjects on the bulletin board would have certainly overwhelmed her.
