Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

A man and a woman were walking side by side on the stone path in the woods.

Passersby cast envious glances at the handsome young man and beautiful young woman, and many even recognized the girl and whispered among themselves.

"Look, isn't that Adele from Class One?"

"That's her, I've seen her before. Who's the guy next to her?"

"I don't know, but Miss Adele is really beautiful, hehehe~"

"Heh, if you don't want to get into trouble with that madman Nika, you'd better put away that lewd pig face. I think those black pigs in heat in the Corrosive Swamp are more proper than you."

......

Ron and Adele, who had just finished class and were about to go to the cafeteria for lunch, overheard the conversation around them, exchanged a glance, and then laughed at the same time.

"Tsk tsk, should I keep my distance from you, Miss Adele?"

"Tch, then get out of here. I don't want to see you anymore."

When Adele heard the boy's teasing words, she immediately turned her head to the side, her face showing an indifferent expression, but the swaying ends of her hair behind her still betrayed her current mood.

Ron just stared at the other person's smug little expression, and felt as if all the fatigue he had been feeling lately had been cured:

"Don't be angry, it was just a joke."

He was met with a cold snort from the girl, and those wine-red eyes that were secretly glancing at him, as if to say, "Come and coax me."

"By the way, what's this Nika they're talking about? I've never heard you mention her before."

Ron understood what Adele meant, but he pretended not to see it and instead asked about a name he had heard in the classroom before—Nika.

Sometimes you can't just go along with what the other person wants; a little bit of a sense of crisis can be more beneficial to the development of the relationship.

Upon hearing his words, a hint of anxiety flashed in the girl's eyes. Forgetting what she had said before, she quickly explained to Ron, "Don't misunderstand, nothing has happened between me and that guy. They're just spreading rumors."

"Oh, is that so?"

Seeing Ron's upturned lips, Adele realized what was happening, lightly punched his arm, and said coquettishly:

"Are you trying to kill me? I'm ignoring you."

As soon as he finished speaking, the girl blushed and ran ahead of him.

Ron followed her at a leisurely pace, laughing as he called out, "Slow down, tell me about that guy."

Adele ignored his words and quickened her pace, as if trying to shake him off completely. The two of them continued their playful banter until they reached the cafeteria.

After going up to the third floor, Ron looked at the dazzling array of food displayed in front of each window and couldn't help but recall the scene when Fiona took him up to the second floor to eat when he first came to the academy.

"Okay, I'll treat my senior to dinner tomorrow."

She muttered to herself, then looked at Adele beside her: "Pick whatever you want to eat, don't be shy."

The college cafeteria has five floors. The first floor is where most students go most often, and the food there is cheap. The second floor, needless to say, is a free dining area, and it is known for its "weird" food, which is also where the nightmare for freshmen begins.

These three floors are similar to the high-end restaurants in my previous life; in one word, they are "expensive".

Even the simplest meal here will cost at least half a magic stone to one magic stone, and this is also a floor with less traffic.

As for the fourth and fifth floors, those are not places that ordinary students can go to. Most of the people who eat there are wizard apprentices with powerful backgrounds, or even the formal wizard instructors in the academy.

Adele was naturally aware of these things. After all, as the granddaughter of a formal wizard, she had been to the fourth floor and even the top fifth floor before.

Looking at Ron in front of her, she originally thought that the two of them would just have a meal together on the second floor, but she didn't expect that he would bring her to the third floor.

This stumped her.

On the one hand, she was anxious about the boy's wallet, and on the other hand, she was worried that her direct rejection would hurt the boy's self-esteem.

So Adele didn't say a word.

She immediately dragged Ron to the food counter and started a shopping spree. Her idea was actually quite simple:

Since he couldn't think of a solution, he might as well channel his grief and anger into his appetite and eat his fill first. Anyway, if Ron ran out of money, he could just support him.

Of course, Ron himself was unaware of this.

He was simply surprised that the girl next to him had such a big appetite, which was completely incongruous with her white fur and red eyes, just like a little rabbit.

Just as the two were walking back to the table with their food, a somewhat effeminate and seductive female voice rang out from not far away:

"Hey, junior, why didn't you tell me you were back? I thought you'd died out there."

???

Ron was filled with questions. He couldn't understand why people kept cursing him to die when he had only been back for two days.

He turned his head to look in the direction the sound came from, intending to see which guy dared to provoke him this time.

Yes, Big White.

That's right, it's my senior. No wonder her voice sounded so familiar.

Ron's previously expressionless face immediately broke into a bright smile: "Senior, what a coincidence!"

"hehe."

Two cold laughs came from different directions. One came from Fiona, who was standing opposite him holding Big White, looking at him with disdain. The other voice was louder and clearer...

From Adele, who was carrying a large pile of food.

"Fiona, what's wrong?"

Just as Ron was looking at the two of them somewhat guiltily, a well-dressed, handsome blond man walked over.

Upon seeing the two people standing opposite him, the man paused for a moment, then smiled gently and said to Fiona beside him, "Aren't you going to introduce these two?"

When he looked over, Ron keenly noticed the fleeting lewd glint in the other man's eyes as he looked at Adele.

They've come with ill intentions.

He sighed inwardly and opened the panel to check the guy's information.

Ilovian Angus

Age: 24/83

[Attributes: Constitution 2.42, Spirit 8.51]

[Strength: Intermediate Wizard Apprentice]

[Pollution Level: Physical 12%, Mental 5.12/8.51]

[Review: Good experimental material, it's just a pity the kidneys seem to have some problems.]

[The following measures are recommended to reduce mental pollution.]

Option 1: Practice the "Sasscher Kidney Health Technique"; Option 2: ...

This confirms it; this guy is exactly what he thought.

"Oh, you mean them? This is my newly adopted younger sister, and as for the one next to her..."

Just as Ron was thinking about how to ease the awkwardness, Fiona suddenly paused in her introduction, then slowly walked to his side and took his arm with her delicate right hand.

A soft and elastic sensation came over me.

Ron felt as if he had suddenly become the center of attention, with Adele beside him staring intently at his hand stuck in the mud, without saying a word.

Ilovian's smile froze, and he remained silent.

"You bitch!"

"shameless!"

"Should we loosen it?"

"You've got a good deal, kid. And what about you, little girl? What are you looking at? You'd better keep your temper in check."

Each of the four had their own thoughts, but no one spoke, as if it were a silent drama.