Melle Jeanne Elleboudt
Welcome to the Magical University of Lille! Best university in France, its lecturers wage a fierce competition for promotions. The recent arrival of the Chosen One thrust lecturer Adélaïde into the high-stake politics she has tried so hard to avoid. Soon, both the king and the Dark Lord take interest in her... Come read about her struggle and the world in which she lives!
Introduction to the story | The University of Lille | Novel upcoming
Introduction to the story | The University of Lille | Novel upcoming
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Student profile—Melle Jeanne Elleboudt
The heiress of a famous family of fencing masters, she is enrolled in the officer track program at the University of Lille.
Melle Elleboudt was born from a famous family of fencing masters from Lille. She has been trained in fencing since she could walk and has shown the same talents in it as the rest of her family.
A serious young woman knowing what she wants and ready to put in the work to accomplish it, she has judiciously used her many family links with the army and the royal court to educate herself about martial sciences, thus coming to the University of Lille fully prepared and ready to excel.
Her teachers will know how to adapt to her pre-existing knowledge and to keep challenging her and complete it with practical experience.
Program: Officer track
Contacts: Her father is a colonel in the army and her aunt is the fencing master of several members of the royal court
Family magic: Magic enhancing the swiftness and precision of movements.
Specialty: Fencing.
Career Plan: Join the elite division of the army before following M. Aymeric de Toulouse in the general staff.
Student Ranking: Near the top of the class.
Teacher notes
A good friend and ally of M. Aymeric de Toulouse,
she is sure to follow him far in the hierarchy of
the army. I am counting on all of Lille's faculty
to support them both in this endaevour.
—Prof. Tison
she is sure to follow him far in the hierarchy of
the army. I am counting on all of Lille's faculty
to support them both in this endaevour.
—Prof. Tison
She is fully convince that she knows better than anyone else,
including her teachers, and is refusing to realise that some
of her knowledge is patchy at best and wrong at worse.
This makes it very difficult to teach her anything...
—Master Jameux
including her teachers, and is refusing to realise that some
of her knowledge is patchy at best and wrong at worse.
This makes it very difficult to teach her anything...
—Master Jameux
Admirable talents and excellent skills!
She would certainly be the very best
and rival with M. de Toulouse if only
she were not so conceited and were
ready to listen to advice...
—M. Sagette
She would certainly be the very best
and rival with M. de Toulouse if only
she were not so conceited and were
ready to listen to advice...
—M. Sagette
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