Gorgon_Monster

[Mature Warning : Contains Lemons]

Lor finds himself in Class D, a group of misfits struggling with poor grades, weak magical control, or social challenges. 

To his surprise, the academy’s curriculum feels absurdly simple—akin to second-grade math—making it easy for him to excel if he chose to. Yet, he prefers to stay under the radar.

Coincidentally, in Class D: Lor is the only male student, surrounded by a group of strikingly attractive female classmates.

While most of them dream of elevating their class to the prestigious A-tier, their efforts consistently fall short.

Seeing their struggles, Lor decides to step in—but on his own terms. 

He spins a tale of a mysterious magical power, a “the Guiding Light” that demands he fulfill perverted, obscene acts in exchange for his guidance. 

In truth, there’s no such power. Lor relies solely on his sharp intellect to mentor his classmates, all while maintaining his façade as an average, unassuming student.

Thus, helping their D Class emerge through the ranks.

"I want to score better in math."
"That will be 5 minutes of squeezing your...."
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Contains anal, bdsm, threesomes, kinks, perverted things, orgies. oyakodon, milf, etc etc.
This has a blend of classroom of the elite. a bit of. 
no ntr no yuri
- Everyone is above the age of 18/ equivalent

Academy's Pervert in the D Class

And then, with a breath too soft for anyone else to hear, Silvia looked away, her resolve holding but bending just enough.

"One step at a time," she murmured to herself, gripping the tome tighter, her newfound fire flickering but not extinguishing.

She turned back to the board, voice brisk and commanding.

"Open to page 56. Converging elemental threads."

The lesson began, her examples sparking like firecrackers, drawing the class in despite the tension.

But the air pulsed like a heartbeat—charged, uneasy.

Lor sat still, eyes on the board, but Kiara was watching him.

Watching his jaw, his silence, her sharp mind turning, trying to read him, to find the why behind that kiss that didn't feel like hers, didn't ignite the fire she craved.

He didn't give her a single glance, his hazel eyes fixed ahead.