Magical Cat

Chapter 92 Making a Scene

Li En and Elaine ran laps, silently observing the situation.

Elaine was also sweating profusely from running, but she knew how to control her speed and conserve her energy.

She glanced at her classmate Ross, who was directly confronting the old woman, and quietly frowned.

Elaine was more experienced in this kind of thing. The best way to deal with the old woman's targeting was not to respond. The more you reacted, the more the other party would take advantage of it.

Under the college's rules, student resistance will only lead to bigger trouble.

Elaine had reasons for staying at the academy, so this was her way of doing things.

But she also greatly admired Ross for daring to confront resistance.

It's just that we don't know if his classmate can bear the consequences.

Ross trembled with rage at the humiliation inflicted on his family.

For nobles, their surname is a source of pride.

"you----"

Ross pointed angrily at the old woman, too angry to utter a single word.

"Either run laps, or get out of here!"

"I don't have time to waste with trash like you."

The old woman left behind these words and then turned to begin teaching the other students.

As for Elaine and the others who were still being punished by running laps, the old woman didn't care at all.

"Li En, could you go and listen to what the old woman is saying?" Elaine whispered to Li En using her demonic thoughts.

Li En glanced at Elaine and, seeing that she was calm and only concerned about the class content, didn't say anything more and quietly approached the group of students.

When it came time to start the lesson, the students no longer had time to complain about the old woman.

The world is vast, but nothing is greater than magical knowledge.

For them, the knowledge they acquire will become real power, and they must not suffer losses in this regard.

"Class, the practical lesson I'll be teaching this semester is quite simple: the imagination of magic loops. We've already learned a lot of theory about this, and now it's time to put it into practice."

The old woman rambled on and on, repeating the theoretical part for almost half an hour, making the students almost lose patience, before she began to teach the practical steps.

Upon hearing this, Li En immediately lost interest.

"So that's all they teach? Luckily I've practiced it before."

Li En secretly rejoiced; he had been genuinely afraid that the old woman was teaching something else entirely.

But if it's this kind of thing, Li En could teach Elaine.

After all, he had personally and diligently cultivated his way to breaking through the limits of magical circuits.

Moreover, the old woman's teaching was terrible.

What Corbyn and Melina could explain in a single sentence, the old woman would ramble on for ages, leaving the students completely confused.

If one didn't receive private tutoring and relied solely on the old woman's instruction to understand it, the level of comprehension required would be extraordinary.

Li Enzheng was mingling in the crowd, intending to go back and report to Elaine so she wouldn't worry about the class content, when he suddenly felt someone gently step on his tail.

He turned around angrily and saw that it was Barbara, that little green tea, who was secretly sticking out her foot, looking at him with a mischievous expression, waiting for his reaction.

"This guy—"

Li En hadn't seen her for several days. He thought that after the special instruction, this little green tea would behave herself, but she still dared to step on his tail today.

But he could also tell that the little green tea was just teasing him and not trying to hurt him.

"He must be missing a screw in his head."

Li En quietly used a wooden spike to pry open Barbara's small foot and then walked away leisurely.

Barbara felt a sharp pain in the soles of her feet, as if thorns had grown on the tail of that wooden cat.

She instinctively cried out "Ouch!" and then collapsed to the ground.

"Who's making noise in class?!"

The old woman was already quite agitated when she saw someone walk right into her trap, and she immediately prepared to explode.

"Ms. Flint, Barbara has fallen."

"That's what Barbara's classmate answered."

As soon as Barbara collapsed, her classmates, forgetting about the lesson, all gathered around her, offering words of comfort and concern.

Upon hearing it was Barbara, the old woman's wrinkled face instantly softened, like frozen ice melting away.

"What happened to Barbara? Did she hurt herself while running? Everyone, get out of the way and don't get in her way!"

The old woman darted forward, clearing away the students who were in the way, and went to check on Barbara.

Barbara's expression was somewhat unnatural. Although she didn't like the old woman either, she didn't show it on her face and responded politely instead.

Barbara kept glancing at the ground, searching for any trace of Lee En.

"Why is that kitten's tail so prickly?!"

Thinking of this, Barbara's eyes welled up with tears, and everyone thought she was in so much pain that she was about to cry, making the scene even more lively.

"That old woman teaches magic loops, I can teach you that too."

Li En returned to Elaine's side and replied.

Upon hearing this, Elaine breathed a sigh of relief.

But then she asked curiously, "What's going on over there? Why is it so lively?"

"Who knows?" Li En yawned dismissively, then asked her, "Are you just going to keep running like this?"

"What can we do? Let's treat this as a physical education class. Hopefully, after running these ten laps, they won't make me run anymore. I can practice target shooting freely—"

"Even a child would be fine," Elaine prayed.

Li En looked at the old woman and became increasingly disgusted, but he didn't have a way to deal with her right now.

"The academy doesn't care. This old woman not only discriminates against poor students, but she's also a terrible teacher. She's just a scourge." The kitten shook its head.

"I've heard that people have complained before, but the old lady's teaching isn't so bad that she can't teach at all. As for bullying us, because of her family connections, the academy seems to turn a blind eye. As long as she doesn't go too far, basically no one can control her."

Elaine was able to say these words without hesitation, which clearly showed that she had thought about how to solve the old woman's problem before.

Li En also realized it.

The old woman does have some problems, but they aren't major.

It's almost impossible for the college to expel the old woman because of the current problems.

The old woman, relying on her family's support, acted with impunity, bullying these vulnerable students at will.

As for those with stronger backgrounds, the old woman would fawn over them to the extreme, trying to please them in every way.

It's true that snakes have their paths and rats have their ways.

The old woman's behavior actually reflects her own wisdom for survival.

"It would be good if the old woman caused a big problem and made things worse."

As Li En watched the teaching process, a thought suddenly struck him.

During his previous training, both Corbrain and Melina mentioned many key points about magical circuit training to him.

If you do the opposite of what you're told, you'll only cause trouble.

"You go first, I have something to do."

Li En left Elaine with those words, and then secretly slipped back into the crowd.

Elaine pouted, looking somewhat unhappy.

But she still had to keep running the business, and she couldn't do anything about Li En.

Returning to the crowd, Li En found that the old woman had just finished her rambling and had even put forward her own classroom tasks and evaluation criteria for excellence.

Doesn't this clearly exclude Elaine and her students?

Furthermore, failing to complete class assignments too often will result in failing the course.

The old woman's wickedness is evident.

"Alright, students, let's start practicing."

"As long as you cast a spell of the required size or above, the target will automatically determine the target size and record the score."

"If you complete the class assignments, or even give an excellent evaluation, remember to report to me promptly."

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