Card simulation, starting with the Goblin Deserter

Even though the three are among the world's top card players, the number of "legendary cards" they have released is extremely small!

As soon as Wu Wukai appeared, he was immediately scrambled to be touched and observed by the three seniors, while poor Norton was squeezed behind the three, feeling both anxious and scared.

He was eager to see what the legendary card looked like, but he was also afraid that the three people in front of him were all highly respected teachers from Zuma Academy.

As students, we naturally have an inexplicable fear of positions like teachers and deans.

Soraka was the only one present who didn't seem to care much about the glamorous appearance of 55kai. Instead, she ran to Hayes' side, her eyes sparkling.

"Hays, you actually have a legendary card!"

"That's sooooo amazing!"

Yes, she's still so good at providing emotional value.

Hayes wasn't in a hurry. He waited quietly until everyone, including Norton, reluctantly left 55kai's side before telling Grace the "truth."

Three minutes passed, and Grace sighed regretfully after listening.

"So he's the one who told you about the Violet Serpent. You really didn't get your hands on the ancient texts?"

"Yes!"

Hayes nodded firmly, a sincere expression on his face.

"Then..." Grace said unwillingly, "Does he know any other secrets, like the Violet Serpent?"

"You should know that every time an academic problem is solved, regardless of the field, countless people around the world benefit, and some even save their lives..."

Hayes shook his head regretfully, indicating that although Wu Wukai was a "legendary card," his memory was incomplete, and he couldn't recall any valuable information other than "Violet Serpent."

Hayes then assured Grace that once Wu Wukai recalled the other secrets, he would inform her through Dean Fisher as soon as possible!

Grace nodded regretfully, then took her leave.

Before leaving, she exchanged contact information with Hayes and indicated that she would be the alchemy instructor for the first-year students.

"Don't get complacent just because you've obtained a legendary card. Continuous learning and improvement is the right path for a card player!"

Grace gave Hayes a heartfelt warning.

But as she spoke, her eyes kept glancing at Wu Wukai, and Hayes read her envy and jealousy perfectly.

Bob and Soraka then said goodbye to Hayes, and the farce continued until dawn. In just two hours, Bob would be getting up to teach the second-year students.

He awkwardly exchanged contact information with Hayes and whispered to him.

"Soraka and I live in the faculty housing area. We'll come over for a visit when we have time..."

"Don't forget to bring your legendary cards!"

After the three left one after another, Dean Fisher cast a spell to restore all the damaged tile walls in the hospital.

He told Hayes that he could be discharged early, as the medical staff had confirmed that his body had not suffered any problems from entering the secret realm.

Hayes' new dormitory and class schedule after being assigned to a class have been sent to his mobile phone through the academic affairs system, and classes will begin after tonight.

Upon hearing this, Hayes immediately took out his phone and checked it. He discovered that not only was he in the same class as Linda, but he also saw an unexpected name on the class list.

Kim Terry!

Fisher, who already knew about the two's encounter in the secret realm through Soraka, anticipated Hayes's reaction, he explained.

"Gentry participated in our college recruitment last year, but he was rejected because his written test score was not high enough."

"He wasn't originally going to register this year, but the day after you left the secret realm, the Money Merchant Guild contacted me, hoping to add an extra exam for Gentry..."

Hayes asked in surprise, "You can do that?"

Fisher shrugged: "It's against the rules, but the Money Merchant Guild really wants to donate a teaching building and a library to the academy, so... it's hard to refuse their enthusiasm."

Hayes was shocked. He had thought Fisher was an absolutely impartial dean, but he never expected that the other party would actually give preferential treatment to a few students for personal gain.

So, was Gentry's written exam essay topic "My Chairman Father"...?

Fisher saw through his thoughts and spoke up to explain, but this time a look of guilt appeared on his face.

"I have always been committed to making Zuma a fair and just card master academy, and there has never been anything unfair in all these years."

"But this year, I realized that even I have times when I have to bow my head..."

Fisher wasn't talking about "Gentry," he was talking about "Linda"!

In fact, Hayes had already considered this issue. As the dean, how could Fisher not know that his examiners and Sinclair had been bribed?

He must have known, but for some reason, he let it go.

Fisher sighed and didn't dwell on the topic.

"Gentry is a student specially admitted by the academy this year. Apart from some external reasons, the more important reason is that he broke through to the third level after coming out of the secret realm, and he is also one of the best among the younger generation of card masters."

Not only Soraka, but Gentry and the butler also received magical enhancements from the secret realm.

"I think Soraka has already told you something about the Freshman Trials." Fisher's expression turned serious.

"But this year is different from usual. The reason I want to take you as my apprentice is that I hope you can achieve excellent results in the new student trials three months from now..."

Hayes was somewhat puzzled. Soraka had told him about the "New Student Trial" before, but in his opinion, it was just a disguised student test.

What makes Fisher so concerned? He specifically emphasized that "this year is different from usual"... In what way is it different?

Hayes wanted to ask, but Fisher was unwilling to say more, only instructing him to wait for him at training center field number 8 after he finished all his classes the next afternoon.

Fisher then left, and Hayes walked out of the hospital after saying goodbye to Norton.

It was still dark, and the sun in the east had only peeked out from behind the clouds.

Hayes, who had changed into his regular clothes, walked toward the dormitory area while checking the simulator's compensation email.

He was very open-minded. No matter how important the freshman trial was, it was still three months away. What could be more important than "consumption" right now?

He only used one of the three compensation items.

"Please redirect me to the lottery section and give me the premium lottery ticket... Wait, why do I have an extra free regular lottery draw?"

Walking on the main road, Hayes was surprised to find that he had an extra chance to win a prize for some reason.

[Since you did not use up all your simulation attempts this week, the remaining simulation attempts will be automatically converted into lottery chances.]

Oh, I see. He still had one simulation opportunity left after the last simulation was forcibly interrupted and shut down.

"Let's use the regular lottery for now!"

You need to draw an intermediate level to "Sewing"

Hayes was taken aback; only drawing an intermediate prize in a regular lottery was guaranteed to be profitable...

Can't we have something that's actually beneficial for improving combat power?

With flower arranging and sewing involved, it seems he got lucky to draw freestyle fighting on his second try.

Hayes shook his head, putting the talent for "sewing" out of his mind.

"Alright, here comes the main event!"

"Use, Premium Lottery Ticket!"