Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

The bell rang to signal the end of get out of class, but this time, Robert, unusually, did not disappear immediately from the podium. Instead, he quietly looked at the crowd below.

The classroom was silent; everyone seemed to know what the middle-aged man was about to say:

"The second round of interviews is in three days. My task is complete today. I wish you all the best for the future."

"get out of class dismissed."

As soon as he finished speaking, the middle-aged man on the stage disappeared from everyone's sight again, just like always. However, this time, no one in the classroom moved.

There wasn't even a sound of conversation; there was only silence.

It wasn't until the sound of raindrops began to fall outside the window that the students exchanged glances and silently left the classroom one by one.

Ron and Adele walked side by side on their way to the cafeteria.

Raindrops fell from the dark green clouds, and just as they were about to touch them, they seemed to encounter an invisible wall, changing direction and hitting the ground, splashing up tiny green water droplets.

Looking at the rain, so different from the rain in his previous life, Ron felt a strange sense of exhilaration.

Having been in this world for so long, he had actually seen the same scene many times, but it was this rain today that made him feel particularly relaxed and comfortable.

Just then, the girl's voice rang in my ears:

"Ron, how's your preparation going?"

"It's almost done."

"Do you think I'll die?"

"Won't."

Why?

"I'm here."

The previously heavy atmosphere vanished instantly. Adele glanced speechlessly at the boy beside her, trying to discern from his pale green eyes how he could be so confident.

Unfortunately, apart from the slight upturn of his lips, Ron's face was expressionless, and his calm, unwavering eyes revealed no emotion whatsoever.

"This assessment is different from the previous ones. Even my grandfather said to be careful in everything you do. Don't be careless when you get there."

"Okay, let's go eat."

"it is good."

The two braved the rain to reach the cafeteria, went up to the third floor, and began to eat.

Throughout the ordeal, Adele remained in low spirits. Ron guessed that this might be because the dark green clouds in the sky obscured the sun and moon, causing a decrease in the activity of her moon elf bloodline.

"Adele, do you know what's going on with that Charlie guy?"

Ron found eating like this rather boring, so he simply started chatting with the girl about something random.

Why did you suddenly ask him that?

"I suddenly saw his message while I was preparing yesterday, and I was a little curious."

"I see. I'm not too sure either. I heard from others that this guy sold his body to an adult for experimentation."

"An experiment? What kind of experiment? Which adult?"

"It seems to be an experiment related to the rules of human reproduction, but I don't know the specifics. As for that person, it should be Ms. Laura. I've heard my grandfather mention her; she's said to be a lineage wizard of our academy's School of Emotions and Fertility, and quite powerful."

As Ron listened to what the girl said, he immediately recalled the information displayed on the panel when he met that woman that day: [Lola Tatiana (Emotionally Detached)].

Is that how it is?

However, he still couldn't figure out why the other party had approached him.

Could it be that they want to drag me into their experiments too?

Thinking about Charlie's current wretched appearance, it's a stark contrast to the tall, strong man he used to be.

Ron couldn't help but shudder: he hoped it wasn't what he was thinking.

"What's wrong with you?"

"It's alright, let's eat."

After having lunch with Adele, Ron immediately rushed to the South District.

The rain was getting heavier, and the splashes of water on the ground were so deep that it felt like people were walking on them.

Before Ron arrived at the familiar cabin, he was about to knock on the door when it opened automatically from the inside, revealing a face that was both delicate and alluring. The hair on both sides of her head seemed to be wet and clung to her face, adding to her seductive charm.

"I just finished showering and saw you coming. Wait outside for a bit, I'm not dressed yet."

Upon hearing this, Ron's already agitated mood, stirred by the heavy rain, suddenly felt even hotter:

"Senior, can I go in now? It's a bit cold outside."

Fiona leaned against the doorframe, her movements smoothing out the mountain-like peaks in front of her.

Her watery eyes swept over the boy staring intently at her, and a bright smile immediately appeared on her face as she said, "Hehe, junior, you're not thinking of taking advantage of me and bullying me, are you?"

"How could this be...?"

Before he could finish speaking, he was interrupted: "Okay~".

Fiona brought her mouth close to his ear and whispered those three words in a sweet breath. Then, she smiled and pulled her head back, staring at him without saying a word.

"Phew~"

Ron took a deep breath; his young body simply couldn't withstand such a test. Without a word, he flashed into the house.

However, the scene before him as soon as he entered immediately stunned him.

The girl stood barefoot on the brown wooden floor, her toes pink and delicate, quite adorable. Moving the gaze upwards, her calves were slender yet shapely, her skin fair and smooth.

Thighs... Thighs were covered by a long bath towel, extending all the way to chest level.

Fiona, her arms crossed over her large white breasts, looked at him with a smile: "Junior, you really do have bad intentions towards your senior, huh? Tsk tsk~"

His tone was full of disdain and amusement.

"Senior, didn't you say you weren't wearing any clothes?"

"She wasn't wearing any clothes, but she was wrapped in a bath towel."

Seeing his embarrassed expression, Fiona couldn't help but cover her mouth and burst out laughing: "Hahaha."

Upon seeing this, Ron immediately recalled that Adele seemed to have done the same thing that morning, and could only shake his head helplessly: he had to admit his mistake.

The silvery laughter continued for quite a while in the small wooden house before stopping.

Fiona, clutching her large white breasts, gasped for breath:

"Haha, tell me, tell me, haha, what do you want from me?"

"Senior, couldn't you finish laughing before you speak?"

Ron rubbed his forehead; the burning sensation in his heart had vanished without a trace.

"Ahem, it's alright, go ahead and tell me."

Upon hearing his words, Fiona finally managed to suppress her laughter, coughed lightly twice, and resumed her previous languid and charming demeanor, though her cheeks were still slightly flushed.

"Senior, the re-examination is in three days. I just wanted to let you know. Also, just in case I don't have another chance, I was thinking of treating you to a meal tomorrow."

"Oh, you little ingrate, you only remember your sister when things come to a head, and you even know to treat your sister to a meal? I thought you only remembered that little girl Adele."

Haha, women.

They appear to be best friends, but behind the scenes, they're either someone else or a little girl.

"So, you're agreeing?"

"Of course, how could I refuse someone inviting me to dinner? Let's go."

"Now?"

"Now."

Ron was dumbfounded when he saw Fiona going upstairs to change her clothes.

Three days later, standing in the square on the day the new students enrolled, Ron looked at the figures appearing above him, and the shock in his heart reached the highest level since he enrolled.

Nearly a hundred figures were in the sky, all of them wizards of the first level or above.