The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 499: Being intercepted
Alamir has read these three books over and over again three times.

The first time I watched it, I found it fascinating and fascinating.

The second time, the novelty wore off, and it started to feel a bit tedious.

By the third time, he felt it was utter torture.

He lived for over seven hundred years, and apart from reading his favorite poetry collections and musical scores countless times, he basically never read other books a second time.

This was the first time Alamir had such a clear purpose in mind—to thoroughly study the contents of several books—and he was quite uncomfortable with it.

Although he is an elven mage, he doesn't cast spells with mental power, but with the natural power in his blood!

Casting spells using the natural power within one's bloodline eliminates the need for human mages to learn as much knowledge or cultivate their spiritual power.

Their learning ability is naturally much worse.

I've watched it three times, but I'm far from having memorized all the content; I can only say I'm familiar with it.

He couldn't delay any longer in the Elf Forest. If he went any later, he feared that the Elf Forest would become the domain of those impure half-elves.

That's when Alamir took a desperate gamble and went to take that exam.

[Exam over. Total score: 75 points. Evaluation: Pass. Did not meet the requirements. Would you like to retake the exam?]

The moment Alamir saw his exam score, he was extremely disappointed, until the button to retake the exam popped up.

He quickly reviewed the questions he had just gotten wrong and then took the exam again.

This time it should pass, right?

As a result, the exam questions changed again at the very beginning.

Alamir could only bury himself in his studies.

[Exam over. Total score: 70 points. Evaluation: Pass. Did not meet the requirements. Would you like to retake the exam?]

Alamir: "..."

How can it get worse and worse?
He refused to believe it, continued to review the wrong questions, and then took the test again.

[Exam over, total score 74 points, evaluation passed...]

[Exam over, total score 78 points, evaluation passed...]

[Exam over, total score 80 points, evaluation good...]

……

He lacks interest when reading, but is full of energy during exams.

Although elves cannot meditate like mages, they are naturally energetic and have little need for sleep. Especially since he is an old elf over seven hundred years old, it doesn't matter if he doesn't rest.

They kept testing me again and again.

Moran could see his exam results updated every now and then.

"Are they using the trial mission exam as a test-taking card?"

Judging from his appearance, he hasn't mastered the basics enough! If he wants to improve his score, he'll probably have to do a lot of practice problems if he's unlucky.

Because the question bank always prioritizes new questions, and then the questions that were previously answered incorrectly. Moran had no intention of providing him with a set of easy questions; as the first elf contractor, he needed to have a thorough understanding of the basic common sense of the Dawn Academy.

Greta was in a very difficult situation at that time; she was on the verge of death, so she didn't have much time to study.

However, her initial mental strength was good, and her learning ability was strong; her learning effect was better than Alamir's after reading for three days.

While Alamir is still struggling with the exam, Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph have already received their invitations from Greta and are now putting on a show.

"What is this thing? Can it make us a lot of money?" Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph all looked puzzled and confused.

They're such good actors with that expression. When they're around Moran, they're always puzzled and confused by her behavior, and then they suddenly realize how wonderful it is.

"My instant noodles can make money, right? I learned it all from Dawn! All I need is a little bit of my ever-recoverable active mental energy to exchange for a set of instant noodle ingredients, which I can then sell for one gold coin!" Greta said directly.
"You'll find out once you sign the invitation and receive the trial card. It's just accepting the trial invitation; you don't need to give anything up, and there are no clauses against you in it."

The conditions offered by the Dawn Society were so favorable that Greta felt anyone with a desire for something would be willing to give it a try.

Vasita glanced at the invitation and exclaimed, "It really is true!"

Looking tempted, he asked his two friends, "Should we sign it?"

“Wait a minute! Check for any hidden clauses. Have you forgotten what the mentor said? All contracts must be signed with care. What if it’s a demon’s contract?” Lilith said.

Sylph, however, was somewhat worried: "What if our mentor finds out we've secretly joined another organization? Won't he be angry?"

“If it really works, do you believe that the mentors will join faster than we do?” Vasita said. “Nobody is as shrewd as the mentors.”

“This invitation letter seems to be fine,” Lilith said. “But just in case, I’ll sign it first! If it’s confirmed to be fine as Greta said, then you can sign it!”

“Okay!” Vasita and Sylph said.

Lilith signed her name first, then expressed her amazement at how the invitation had turned into a magic card, and her delight at the trial quests and rewards:

"Read a few books and take a test, and you can use your mental energy to exchange for these gem coins to buy an {item card - magic coin}?"

"Are they really magic coins?" Vasita and Sylph also came over to take a look.

"Huh? Mission two requires delivering an invitation to the spellcaster, and only if the invitation is accepted will it be considered a success! Does my invitation to the two of you count?" Lilith said.

“It definitely counts!” Vasita and Sylph said.

“Come on! Give it a try!” Lilith took the ten {Dawn Society Invitation Cards} given by Trial Mission Two, edited the content that could be modified according to the card instructions, and gave one to each of Vasita and Sylph.

This time, they seemed to have no more reservations and signed the contract.

Lilith's second trial quest progress bar quickly moved forward. All that's left is to successfully invite eight more spellcasters, and the second trial quest will be completed.

This wasn't a script arranged by Moran, but rather an idea that Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph came up with on a whim when they were worrying about the second trial mission.

It's just that Greta is suffering.

She originally thought that if she could successfully invite three people today, she would earn three contribution points once they passed the trial.

Somehow, her three invitations were reduced to one, and she was snatched away.

Greta smiled on the surface, but was miserable inside:

"Once you complete the trial mission, pass the learning trial, and become official members of the academy, you will be able to buy {instant noodle cards}. Actually, it's not just instant noodles. Although I haven't tried many kinds yet, as long as the name is a little unfamiliar, they all taste great. You can make a lot of money selling them!"

"Thank you, Greta! We'll let you know as soon as we finish the trial!" Lilith and the other two showed great enthusiasm for the mission to earn a magic coin.