The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

"Let me confirm first, there shouldn't be any personal grudges between you and Arios, right?"

"He was my biggest fat sheep back in the village. Do you think I have any personal grudges against him?"

Upon hearing Venus refer to the hero as a fat sheep, Lisette quickened her pace, repeatedly and precisely kicking Venus's shin with her toes, as if protesting this flippant remark.

"Is that so?" Jessica said thoughtfully.

"So, does the senior have a way to contact him?"

To avoid Lisette's kick, Vina quietly pulled her legs back from under the table, her buttocks shifting towards Jessica.

That way, if Lisette wanted to kick him again, she would at least have to stand up.

Lisette, with nowhere to vent her anger, muttered to herself.

“I told him the blacksmith from our hometown is here. We haven’t seen him in a long time. We’d like to see if he has time to go back to his alma mater,” Viner suggested indirectly.

"You overestimate me. How could I possibly contact that hero?" Jessica's tone clearly betrayed a hint of resentment.

But upon closer reflection, it makes sense. If the modern hero didn't choose to be an eccentric lone wolf, then Jessica would be the perfect choice for the hero's team, both in terms of strength and background.

“However—” Jessica’s eyes suddenly lit up.

"I can contact my teacher, because only she can directly contact the hero."

Jessica's attitude was completely different when she talked about her teachers.

If I had to use an analogy, it would be like the reverence that Risty showed when she mentioned heroes.

Weina had every reason to suspect that Jessica's dissatisfaction with the hero stemmed primarily from the fact that the hero had abducted her teacher.

"Do you think Jessica has some ulterior motives towards her teacher?" Seeing this, Vena lowered her voice and asked Lisette.

"Actually, I've felt this way for a while... wait, why are you suddenly getting so close!"

Lisette's cheeks instantly flushed red, a mixture of shyness and annoyance.

"Okay, then I'll go further away."

Feeling rejected, Viña shifted her position again.

"So why just the two of us? I think Felix also has the potential to join the Silver Wolf Class."

Wiener still hasn't forgotten to drag others down with him.

He had a feeling that Jessica seemed to have known Felix for a long time.

“Felix... he’s the only one who can’t do it.”

"I won't interfere with your interactions, and it's fine if you continue to team up. But joining the Silver Wolf House is the only exception."

Seeing that Viner still wanted to bargain, Jessica preemptively sealed the deal.

"Because this wasn't something I deliberately targeted, but something my teacher specifically instructed me to do."

Chapter 145 The Silver Wolf Class's Base

"Alright, you don't need to ask me about Felix. If you really want to know, you should ask him directly."

"After all, I only promised to tell my junior about the hero."

Jessica, unwilling to dwell on the matter any longer, got up from the sofa.

Gently pull back the antique screen in the room, revealing the door behind it.

"Aren't you curious, junior, where the real Silver Wolf Class is?"

Actually, St. Freya didn't have so many divisions at the beginning; there was only one class: the Silver Wolf Class.

The remaining three major classes were all later additions that spontaneously formed within the academy, modeled after the Silver Wolf Class.

It's simply that over time, it gained recognition from the academy and eventually became a tradition that has been passed down.

Each of the three academic departments has a department building on campus, which serves as an area for internal departmental affairs and academic exchange.

Only the Silver Wolf House cannot be found on the map.

It's no wonder that many students have only heard of the three major classes but are unaware of the Silver Wolf Class.

The value of the Silver Wolf Class is certainly more than just a title.

"Right behind this door?"

The other party's hints were so obvious that if Wiener still couldn't guess them, it would seem that he was too slow-witted.

No wonder Jessica stopped me from opening this door earlier.

"Yes, and also wrong."

Jessica's fingertips slowly traced a pattern resembling a six-pointed star in the center of the wooden door.

The surging magic was so powerful that even a layman like Vener could feel it.

A gentle touch, then a swipe.

The seemingly ordinary wooden door was erased as if by an invisible hand, gradually becoming blurred and distorted, eventually turning into a swirling vortex.

Vena was all too familiar with this thing; every teleportation array he had ever passed through looked exactly like this.

The Silver Wolf Class, which is never shown on the map, can only be entered through a special teleportation array.

Unexpected, yet also reasonable.

There will always be people who cherish this precious land that carries the legacy and secrets of generations of heroes.

“I’ll teach you this magic rune later, so make sure you remember it well. Don’t end up wanting to go back to your class but not being able to even get in the door,” Jessica reminded them.

This further piqued Wiener's curiosity.

"What if I just open it directly?"

If a thief tries to break into the Silver Wolf House but doesn't know how to get in and forces the door open, what's behind that door?

Is it some kind of trap or defensive mechanism, or will I be teleported directly to the wrong location?

We can't just let the thief get away, can we?

“That’s my dorm room behind there,” Jessica replied.

Upon hearing this, Wiener was speechless for a moment: "..."

"Are you serious?" Viner thought to himself.

Actually, behind the wooden door was originally a room full of traps. But Jessica later found it too troublesome to go back every day, so she used her magic to solidify the wooden doors of her dormitory and lounge in space.

This way, you can go straight back to your dorm after leaving the Silver Wolf House, which is quite convenient.

As for safety...

Which is more dangerous: the gilded witch's dormitory or a room full of traps?

It’s really hard to say.

If she had to choose one room to enter, Wiener would definitely choose the latter.

"Keep up close," Jessica urged.

The three of them stepped into the directional teleportation array one after another.

A three-story villa stands in the center of a garden surrounded by greenery.

The main body of the villa is carved from exquisite marble.

Several openwork sections are cleverly fitted with magic lamps that automatically turn on and off.

The carefully selected and polished stone exudes a warm luster under the light.

The side closest to the three people features a classical carving style, while the other side is filled with modern elements.

Two completely different design styles appeared in the same building, yet they did not look out of place at all.

Upon arriving here, we entered the Silver Wolf Class's territory.

The three academic levels typically have around thirty members, hence the exceptionally tall academic buildings.

The Silver Wolf Class was sparsely populated, and the three-story villa appeared extremely empty.

Jessica led the two into the villa, where a huge crystal chandelier hung from the towering ceiling, emitting a soft and warm light.

The two sides of the lobby are stone slabs with exquisite carvings.

If you look closely, you'll find that the image on each stone slab represents a particular experience of a hero from different eras.

Small but complete.

“There are dedicated martial arts training halls and hot spring baths over there,” Jessica explained succinctly to the two of them.

Don't underestimate this martial arts arena.

The training hall within the Silver Wolf Classroom is equipped to the highest standards for heroes and members of hero teams to hone their martial arts skills.

Even outside the martial arts hall, one could feel the calm and solemn aura emanating from within.

Both the completeness of the facilities and the strength of the defenses far surpass those of ordinary arenas in the fighting arena.

"Want to take a look?" Jessica asked.

"No." "Let's talk about it next time." Both of them shook their heads.

Lisette is not a belligerent person, and Venus has absolutely no interest in seeking out torture.

There are only the three of them in the villa right now. If Jessica says something like, "Let's see how much progress our junior has made recently," they'll get a beating for nothing.

The hot spring bathhouse opposite the martial arts hall was also the work of a brave predecessor.

I don't know where he brought him from, the temperature is pleasant all year round.

Soaking your skin in hot spring water brings an indescribable sense of comfort, as if it can penetrate into every cell, helping to accelerate recovery and improve physical condition.

The only problem is that there is no separation according to gender. If the time is not properly planned, it can easily become mixed bathing, which makes it hard to say that there is no ulterior motive.

"The library is at the other end of the first floor. You may browse the books here freely, but there is one thing you must not take out."

The Silver Wolf Class Library's collection of books is naturally not as large as that of the St. Freya Academy's main library, but quality is more important than quantity.

If you want to systematically learn from the basics, a large library is naturally more helpful.

The notes preserved in the Silver Wolf Class Library are mostly flashes of inspiration from predecessors.

Books like Jessica's "Dungeon Guide for Dummies" are not even qualified to be included because their content is too basic.

Every book in the library is a precious notebook left behind by the Silver Wolf class seniors, and many of them even contain the spiritual imprints of their predecessors.

The paper is yellowed and the edges are slightly worn, yet it possesses a unique charm.

Lisette's gaze was drawn to the notebook she casually pulled out, and she almost couldn't take her eyes off it.

“These books won’t run away here,” Jessica laughed.

The knowledge stored in this room is absolutely irresistible to a scholar walking the path of demonic cultivation.

Chapter 146 Jessica's Plot Succeeds

Seeing Lisette's reluctance to leave, as if she couldn't wait to dive into the sea of ​​books, I was struck by her expression.

Wiener anticipated that she was no longer in the mood to continue shopping, and then said:

"Why don't you just introduce the rooms in the back? There's no need to go see them one by one."

“Sure.” Jessica was happy to agree, stopped and began to explain.

"If the first floor is just basic infrastructure, the second floor is much more dangerous."

"Danger? Could there be demons among them?"

After listening to Jessica's long-winded praise of the hero,

Vena was starting to think that dangers other than the demons weren't really dangers anymore.

"It's really hard to say," Jessica said, unsure as well.

"The second floor is the workshop area and medical room. If you want to build a workshop here, you can choose an empty one and tidy it up yourself, or find some with open doors and use them directly."

"Only the main gate is closed, and you should never enter any room marked with a red sign at the entrance."