The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

Upon hearing this news, the crowd in the cafeteria instantly dwindled by nearly half.

"dimension..."

“Lily…”

They both spoke at the same time and stopped at the same time.

"Uh, shall we go take a look?"

It was Wiener who spoke first.

"Ah."

Chapter 14 Ranking Controversy

Without asking any further questions, the two quickly found the post office displaying the list of new students by simply following the flow of people.

Three screens appeared in the sky, corresponding to the three academies of combat, magic, and alchemy, respectively.

The names of all the students who passed the assessment remained frozen on the screen.

The screen at the Arena was particularly spectacular, more than twice the size of the one at the Demon Academy, and featured many distinguished names.

The number of people in the Demon Academy is relatively small, but without exception, all those on the list come from noble families.

The Alchemy Department, with the fewest members, is ranked alongside the other two departments, but together they have no more than ten members.

The ranking is in order of importance.

Vena immediately spotted Lisette's name, which was ranked at the top of the Magic Academy's list.

He then turned his attention to the Alchemy Institute's list and began searching for his name.

It would have been better if I hadn't looked; once I did, my heart sank.

Where did my own name go?

"How not?"

It was Lisette who spoke first.

Vena couldn't help but glance at Lisette, "Aren't you the chief of the Magic Academy?"

"Isn't this obvious? But what about your name?"

Lisette asked, puzzled.

I want to know too.

Wiener sighed inwardly.

I haven't met many people since I came to the college, let alone offended anyone.

You said you applied to the Combat Academy but were rejected due to too many applicants, which is understandable. But the Alchemy Academy only has a few people.

Wiener looked at the list of alchemists twice more, but he couldn't find his name no matter which way he looked at it.

"Found it! It's on the list from the Arena Academy!"

As it turned out, Lisette was the first to spot Vina's name on the list released by the Arena.

At that very moment, the rankings of the three academies simultaneously underwent a change.

Each name on the list transformed into a streak of light, accurately finding the corresponding student.

Wiener was one of the many chosen by the Flowing Light.

As the light stream approached its target, it coalesced into a deep blue ball of light.

Viner instinctively reached out towards the ball of light, feeling a warm current flow into his palm. When he came to his senses, the blue ball of light had transformed into an exquisite card, lying quietly in his hand.

This is a card that Viner has seen before.

It was exactly the same student card that Lisette had shown him during dinner.

Those chosen by these radiant lights have passed the entrance exam and officially become members of St. Freya Academy.

Although there were some minor hiccups along the way, the goal of getting into university was ultimately achieved.

Wiener actually had no objection to this result.

If he hadn't been worried about failing the martial arts academy's assessment, he wouldn't have gone to the trouble of going to the alchemy academy for the assessment.

In any case, as long as you feel you have enough energy after enrollment, you can take courses from other colleges.

Entering the Fighting Academy could actually help him implement some of his plans.

But some people are not satisfied with this result.

"No, I need to go and find out what happened."

With that, Lisette ran off by herself.

"Uh--"

Vena couldn't understand why Lisette was reacting so strongly to something that had nothing to do with her.

Time goes back half an hour.

Inside the faculty building, the deans of the three colleges gathered together, conducting the final ranking of the list of those who passed the assessment.

Jessica walked into the office with a confident and poised demeanor.

As the only student in the office, no one objected to her presence.

Jessica took the parchment containing information about Vener and approached the head of the Alchemy Institute.

"Professor Wilford, I need to discuss something with you."

This overly sincere attitude, however, aroused Villefort's suspicion.

"What do you want to do?"

Villefort frowned, his already small eyes narrowing into slits.

"Let me make this clear first, I didn't leave anything good behind. You and your master squandered it all."

"Don't worry, I don't need anything," Jessica reassured her. "I just need to borrow someone from the Alchemy Institute."

This approach worked!

"Oh, you should have said so earlier." Villefort breathed a sigh of relief and quickly pulled out his teacher's card, wondering which unlucky guy this girl had taken a liking to.

"I'll arrange it for you right away. By the way, who did you want to borrow again?"

“Vina,” Jessica said, pointing directly at her.

"...Does my Alchemy Institute have such a person?" Upon hearing this name, Villefort stared blankly at the other person, his hands momentarily stopping their movements.

Although he is not young, he has maintained his vitality for many years and can still achieve an erection even after most of his life. There's no way he's going to be old and blind.

There are only so many little guys in the Alchemy Institute, there's no reason he shouldn't know.

Jessica then pushed the parchment she had prepared earlier in front of Villefort.

“He’s a freshman who just enrolled this year, and I plan to bring him to the Fighting Academy.”

With just a thought, the parchment containing Wiener's information floated into the air.

"Were this year's exam questions too easy? They didn't seem particularly special."

After scanning the area for a moment, Wilford spoke.

"If that's all there is to it—"

It looks quite loose and chewy.

"I want this person from the Demon Court."

Just as Jessica was about to succeed, someone intervened.

Under the influence of an external force, the parchment was instantly sucked into the hands of Professor Hannemann of the Magic Academy.

"Hey, Hanneman, what do you mean by this?"

Villefort said with dissatisfaction.

No matter what, they are still candidates of their Alchemy Academy. It's one thing for Jessica, a little girl, to break the rules, but you, Hanneman, are at least a branch dean of the Magic Academy. It's a bit much to just snatch them like that.

"I was just doing this for someone else," Hannemann said, unable to explain his predicament.

He couldn't very well say that he was coerced by his students into recruiting this kid named Viner into the Demon Academy, could he?

The usually kind and polite Lisette went so far as to threaten to transfer to another academy in order to reserve a spot for Venus at the Magic Academy.

He said that if I didn't agree, he would immediately go to the Alchemy Institute.

If that old man Villefort found out about this, he'd be ecstatic.

"Vilford, just state your terms." Hannemann was already prepared to bleed.

Only children use that kind of whining and coquetry; adults talk about exchanging benefits.

Although the timing isn't ideal, if Hannemann remains silent, Viner might be snatched up and taken to the fighting academy.

“I’ll have to think about that carefully,” Villefort hesitated.

A student who seems to have no problems is already extraordinary to be sought after by both the Arena Academy and the Magic Academy.

There must be some information that I don't know about.

"Um... what's my opinion?"

Slav, the acting dean of the Fighting Academy, finally couldn't hold back and spoke up.

“Jessica, all the spots in our Arena Academy are already filled.”

“Right, so I’ll give it to the Demon Court.” Hanneman quickly said.

"Why not just assign one to another academy if we've filled all the spots? This Vena absolutely has to come to the Arena Academy."

Jessica gave the nominal head of the fighting academy a disapproving look.

The man, who was easily two meters tall, suddenly seemed less imposing, making it difficult to tell who was the dean and who was the student.

Everyone knows that Jessica holds a special position within the academy, but for her to silence the dean with a single sentence clearly goes beyond the normal teacher-student relationship.

However, just because the head of the fighting academy is easy to talk to doesn't mean the other two heads are easy to fool.

Without a suitable reason, it's hard to shut these shrewd people up.

"I'm graduating next year."

Jessica started with this sentence.

Chapter 15 The Guardian

"I am a student at the Fighting Academy and also the class leader of the Silver Wolf Class."

"The Fighting Academy doesn't need another chief, but after I graduate, the Silver Wolf Class won't even have half a survivor left."

"For both personal and rational reasons, I should leave a seed for the Silver Wolf Class."

Jessica said calmly.

St. Freya Academy has four major classes: Black Eagles, Blue Lions, Golden Deer, and finally, Silver Wolf.

Only the most outstanding students from the three colleges will be invited to join the academic class.

The first three university levels correspond to the Aster Empire, the Fasca Kingdom, and the Stanah Allied States, respectively.

They are also the three largest countries on the continent of Fodora.

Each academic class is controlled by the royal family and feudal lords of the Three Kingdoms, cultivating the next generation of heirs while drawing fresh blood from the common people.

In principle, nobles of the country will not join other classes.

The reason why the Silver Wolf Class can be ranked alongside the other three major classes lies in a special existence—the "Hero".

The original composition of the Silver Wolf Class could be summarized in four words: "Hero Squad".

People from different countries and social classes were able to put aside their hatred and prejudices and come together because of the existence of the brave.

After defeating the demon and sealing it away permanently, the hero team decided to pass on their power and knowledge to prevent it from returning.