The Queen's Throne
Requirements:
- Take 1 normal lesson with Vil as your study partner.
 | Did you know that the Fairest Queen's throne had a fancy peacock engraving? What a sight she must have been, sitting on it in her black-and-purple royal gown. Of course, any throne or dress would pale compared to Her Majesty's visage! |
A Long Cape
Requirements:
- Take 5 normal lesson with Vil as your study partner.
- Read "The Queen's Throne".
| Do I ever trip over the low hemlines of my Pomefiore uniform, you ask? Please. I'd never embarrass myself so. I'm trying to be the Fairiest Queen of All. She wore a cape far longer than our dorm uniforms. And yet it still fluttered majestically as she descended spiral staircases. Her beauty must have been utterly riveting to the beholder. |
The Ultimate Beauty
Requirements:
- Take 15 normal lesson with Vil as your study partner.
- Read "A Long Cape".
| The Fairest Queen of All studied more than potionology. She was also supposedly quite well-versed in astrology and alchemy. They say that the ultimate beauty lies within one's Intellect. This fact was undoubtedly salient to her. That must be why… ...she strove constantly, rather than settling for the beauty she was born with. |
Keenly Observant
Requirements:
- Bring Epel on the 16th or later normal lesson taken with Vil as your study partner.
- Read "The Ultimate Beauty".
| Epel, your posture is absolutely abysmal. How many times must I admonish you? |
 | S-sorry about that. |
| You need to sharpen your awareness. The Fairest Queen considered everything, even when disguised as an ugly crone. That keen, observant nature only served to bolster her beauty. Learn from her example, and refine every aspect of your daily routines. |
| Yes, sir... |
Beauty Assessment
Requirements:
- Bring Rook on the 16th or later normal lesson taken with Vil as your study partner.
- Read "The Ultimate Beauty".
| They say the Queen had a magic mirror that assessed her beauty. What incredible rarities the greats once possessed. I admit my envy. |
 | Hey, you've always got me, Vil. I'll grade your looks any time you like. |
| I'd rather not let your subjective viewpoint define my reality, thank you. |
