Just became an evil god and was summoned by the saint.

Chapter 133: Should the mentor apologize to the student? You bastard!
"Yes, help."

Blake walked past Celia into the room, saying as he went:

"I remember your magic array is very powerful. Come and help me. It seems like there's something wrong with the school's magic array."

It's not just a possibility, there's already a problem.

Celia thought to herself, then said, "Um, Headmaster, I probably can't be of much help. After all, I'm just a first-grade student who just finished my exams."

"Damn." Ross couldn't hold back.

"Grass? What grass?" Celia asked hurriedly.

"It's just a plant, don't worry about it."

"?"

Alright, since Lord Ross says we don't need to worry about it, then let's not worry about it.

Blake was unaware of the conversation between Celia and Ross. Upon hearing Celia's words, he smiled and said, "Your magic array is recognized by the Holy Lord. I believe in you. Even if you can't help, come and make an example. I'll take a picture of it for your Saintess assessment."

Celia was tempted, but she wasn't keen on doing something like this to gain points easily, so she said, "Headmaster, I know you mean well, but unfortunately, the school's magic circle has been completely destroyed and is beyond saving. Why not research a new magic circle?"

Blake, who had only come to assess the situation and reassure the troops, paused for a moment, then turned back in surprise: "How do you know the school's magic array has completely collapsed?"

Of course, Celia wouldn't say that it was her actions that caused the problem.

She looked at the flashing runes in front of the two mentors and pretended to be stupid, saying, "Isn't it obvious? It's already like this, there's no hope."

Before Blake could speak, the instructor who was trying to save the magic circle said with displeasure, "What are you talking about, student? You can't even crack a small magic circle model, how do you know the school's magic circle can't be saved?"

Celia's reasoning was that she couldn't crack the magic array model because she didn't want to become Alvis's student, not because it was impossible to crack.

“Look at the aging runes in front of you. It’s easy to see that the magic power of the magic array is running rampant in the array’s patterns. This is a situation that only occurs when the magic array is destroyed. This is not a sign that the magic array is beyond saving. The real signal is the reaction shown by the Resting Starlight of the Seven Star Towers Magic Array…”

As Celia explained why the magic circle was beyond saving, the two maintenance mentors exchanged bewildered glances.

They didn't speak, but Blake said directly, "Are you two just sitting around doing nothing? There's no hope for you, yet you're still busy here, I don't know what you're busy with."

"Headmaster, aren't we trying to restart the magic array?" the instructor protested, feeling wronged.

"The magic circle is broken, what are you trying to restart?" Blake glared at him. "The person has been torn to pieces, and you're still standing there performing CPR?"

Another mentor argued, "Headmaster, you can't believe a first-year student doesn't believe us. We think the magic circle can still be salvaged."

Blake countered, "So, did you successfully reboot?"

The two were silent.

Has the magic array reacted?

Stay silent.

"Then tell me, who should I believe?"

Two people broke through the defense.

Just then, Alvis walked in from outside.

“Blake, it’s useless for you to curse them here. You should think about how to recycle the remnants of the magic circle.”

Blake turned to look at Alvis: "Alvis, can the magic circle be restarted?"

"Reboot?" As if he had heard a joke, Alvis laughed loudly: "What nonsense are you talking about, Headmaster? The magic circle runes have all been destroyed, and you still want to reboot? Are you still asleep? Then wake up quickly and think about how to rebuild the magic circle."

Blake nodded, then turned to the two mentors who were defending him: "Should I believe you or Bishop Alvis?" The two men blushed.

"Stop, stop talking. We were wrong. We're sorry, Principal Blake."

Blake pointed at Celia: "Apologizing to me won't help. Apologize to Celia instead."

The two looked at each other, but under Blake's stern gaze, they had no choice but to bite the bullet and apologize to Celia: "I'm sorry, Celia, we shouldn't have underestimated you."

The instructor apologized to the students, whose faces were as red as monkey bottoms.

If it weren't for Alvis's appearance, they could still be stubborn, because they knew the headmaster didn't understand runes.

But Alvis is a formation master of the Holy Court, far superior to those formation masters who can only perform maintenance.

Alvis said the magic circle was beyond saving, and if they continued to argue, they would have no choice but to leave the Holy Magic Academy.

Alvis was baffled by the apology, while Celia, the person involved, was somewhat confused and quickly spoke up for her two mentors.

Principal, we can't really handle your temper.

After the two mentors apologized, Blake said, "Alvis, it seems we'll have to ask you to rebuild the school's protective array."

Alvis said calmly, "I'm not free."

"Don't worry, there's plenty of money. The Holy Lord won't stand idly by."

"Heh." Alvis sneered, said nothing, and left without looking back.

"Since you don't care about the reason for the damage to the magic array, I'll be leaving now."

"Hey, hey, don't go! I want to know!"

Blake hurriedly chased after him.

Seeing this, Celia, to avoid being locked up here by the two mentors, quickly followed Blake away.

As she left the Tower of Humility, Celia looked up at the sky.

The sudden damage to the magic circle seemed to have caused no ripples.

Apart from that sudden tremor, nothing else happened.

“Damage to the magic array has quite a few side effects,” Ross said calmly. “For example, if the accumulation of magic array debris is not cleaned up, it will prevent the new magic array from working.”

"The remnants of magic circles usually contain aged magic power and are very impure. If you get close to them for too long, they will affect the magic power of the sorcerer. During the cleaning process, there probably shouldn't be any students in the school."

Celia said, "Today is the last day of the exam. We'll be going to the ancient ruins starting next week, which is the day after tomorrow. The cleaning of the magic circle remnants won't affect anyone... Lord Ross, did you plan this well?"

"Of course, I won't cause unnecessary casualties."

When playing the game, Ross only kills NPCs that can be respawned. He doesn't touch any NPCs that can't be respawned. If he accidentally hits an NPC and it attacks him, he just throws it into a deep pit or something and lets it stay there quietly.

"Deliberately destroying the ancient array because of dissatisfaction, causing the students to be affected by the array's remnants, is something only an evil god would do."

Celia posed a profound question: "Aren't you an evil god?"

Ross paused for a moment, then said to himself, "I think your current strength is too weak. After entering the ancient ruins, I will give you a new requirement—to clear the ancient ruins without using any puppets in the entire battle."

The girl was terrified and her face turned pale: "No, I don't want that kind of thing!"

(End of this chapter)