The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

With the help of the three kingdoms, St. Freya Academy was established, and the Silver Wolf Class was left behind as a memento.

In the days that followed, the Silver Wolf Class often served as the initial core of the heroes of later generations.

But heroes don't appear in every era.

This has led to the Silver Wolf Class often fluctuating between an abundance of talent and a dwindling population.

In the era of the hero, the hero will become the undisputed leader of the Silver Wolf Class and build the team on that foundation.

Even in the years before the arrival of the hero, the Silver Wolf House will have a student remain as the guardian of the house, in order to continue the existence of the Silver Wolf House and wait for the arrival of the hero.

Only the most outstanding students in each cohort are eligible for this important task.

Jessica is the current guardian of the Silver Wolf House.

However, the rather awkward thing is that modern heroes have already appeared in the world.

He even honed his skills for three years at St. Freya Academy.

But the modern hero is a lone wolf, always preferring to charge into battle alone whenever he encounters an enemy, and never once showed any intention of forming a hero team.

The only one who could keep up with the hero was the previous Silver Wolf House guardian, who was also Jessica's teacher.

After Jessica clearly stated upon graduation that she did not intend to form a hero team, her teacher immediately selected Jessica, who was then a first-year student at the Arena, to enter the Silver Wolf Class.

Before we knew it, even Jessica was nearing graduation.

“Jessica, I don’t object to you wanting to keep the seeds, but does this Viner really have the right to do so?”

Seeing that Jessica was willing to bring up the Silver Wolf Class, Wilford detained her but still gave her a warning.

Although Jessica was admitted to the Silver Wolf House in her first year, she displayed amazing talent during her entrance exams, which made her teachers take notice and admit her to the Silver Wolf House despite the odds.

"So I'm discussing with Professor Wilford about bringing him to the Combat Academy. That way, I'll have more time and opportunities to observe him carefully."

“If this kid really isn’t cut out for this, I’ll just give him back to you,” Jessica joked.

"You've turned my Alchemy Institute into a junkyard!" Villefort said, both amused and exasperated.

"Do you want this junk or not? If you don't, the Demon Court will take it," Hanneman said hastily.

"Get out, get out! You're not acting like a dean at all!" Wilford yelled.

“Professor Hannemann, there’s no need for that. I roughly understand why you’re interested in this student. Don’t worry, I’ll explain to Lisette on your behalf.”

After arriving at the academy, Wiener didn't have much contact with people. The only possible connection between him and Professor Hannemann, the branch dean of the Magic Academy, was with Listy von Cordelia.

Given Jessica's intelligence, it wasn't difficult for her to guess the reason.

As the person in charge of bringing the two back to the academy, it was obviously more convenient for Jessica to handle the communication than for Hanneman.

"Thank you very much then." Hanneman was overjoyed and quickly handed the parchment to Jessica with both hands.

After thanking her, Jessica handed the parchment to Slav, the acting director of the academy.

Things become much simpler at this point.

Slav took the parchment, thus officially concluding the ownership of Wiener's branch.

"Does he need special treatment?" Slav asked.

He was secretly delighted to have gained a student who had the potential to become the Silver Wolf Class Guardian for free.

"These are the matters that the deans should consider, but I hope that this matter will not be spread in the short term."

Jessica reminded her.

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The moment Wiener grasped the student card, he naturally learned how to use it.

A small amount of emblem power was activated from the emblem on the left hand, resonating with the magic runes on the student card and thus binding with the student.

In addition to the 100 credits that would serve as a living allowance for the first month, there was also a notice to attend the opening ceremony in the auditorium.

Students who failed the assessment were given a timeframe for leaving the hospital.

If someone stays in the college beyond the allotted time and refuses to leave in an undignified manner, staff will assist them with leaving.

The number of people on campus suddenly decreased by more than half.

Following the directions on her student card, Wiener showed it at the entrance of the auditorium and was allowed entry.

The auditorium has three floors, with the first floor having the largest number of people, all of whom are newly enrolled freshmen.

Many people were still basking in the joy of passing the assessment, whispering among themselves about the upcoming ceremony.

The second floor was occupied by second-year students, and it was relatively quiet. Nearly half the seats were empty because many people were still scattered throughout the college maintaining order.

As for those who can sit on the third floor, there are very few.

Most third-year students have their own things to do, so it's understandable that they wouldn't attend an opening ceremony for new students.

But Viner immediately spotted Jessica, who was sitting calmly among them.

Jessica clearly noticed his gaze, and with a faint smile on her face, she not only ignored Viner's stare but also waved to him in greeting.

Wiener nodded in response in a very generous manner.

Jessica's smile widened.

Wiener then turned his gaze away and began looking for his seat.

The seats for freshmen are assigned according to their college and ranking.

Wiener, who was secretly placed into the academy, was ranked extremely low and ended up sitting in the very last row.

Vena thought that since Lisette was a guaranteed admission student and the chief of the Magic Academy, her position should definitely be set in the first row.

The students in the first row were almost all seated, but Lisette was still nowhere to be seen.

"Is this girl going to do something stupid?"

Wiener kept muttering to himself.

However, he soon realized that his worries were unnecessary.

P.S.: Is anyone still watching? w(?Д?)w.

Chapter 16 The Sorting Exchange

Even as the opening ceremony bell rang, there was still one empty seat in the first row.

The host of the seat was standing in the center of the auditorium's stage, looking radiant and distinguished.

"I am Lisette von Cordelia, a freshman at the Magic Academy, and I am honored to give a speech as a representative of the freshmen."

"The goddess chose us with her wisdom and love, bestowing upon us the power of heraldry. She gave us honor and responsibility."

"We chose St. Freya Military Academy not only to follow in the glorious footsteps of the first hero, Catherine, but also because of a deep-seated desire and longing within our hearts."

"I yearn to explore the mysteries of emblems, admire the glorious deeds of heroes, and hope to become a true emblem user under the guidance of the academy."

"The power of the emblem is not for flaunting personal glory. It should be used to help the helpless and weak, to uphold justice and fairness in the world, and to offer our most loyal oath for the peace and tranquility of Fódlan..."

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St. Freya Academy, a military academy born from the smoke of war, has pragmatism deeply rooted in its core spirit.

By eliminating unnecessary formalities, the opening ceremony becomes much more efficient.

Aside from the necessary opening remarks and speeches by freshman representatives, the program concluded after the deans each went on stage to greet the freshmen.

The remaining college rules, course schedules, and other important information were all sent to each new student via their student ID card.

Once the students find the person in charge of their respective colleges to collect their dormitory access cards and check in, their college life officially begins.

As soon as the opening ceremony ended, Lisette was summoned away by the Dean of the Magic Academy, presumably because as the top freshman, she still had a lot of things to deal with.

Wiener then went to the person in charge of dormitory assignments as instructed in the student card.

"Um, I clearly didn't participate in the Alchemy Academy's assessment, so why was I assigned here?" a soft voice asked.

"...The academy's enrollment quota for this year is full, but the academy does not want to give up talented students, so it has made adjustments between the branches."

Looking at the freshman in front of him who had mistakenly entered the Alchemy Institute for some reason, Clay lied through his teeth.

By the time he finally managed to contact Professor Villefort, the decision regarding Wiener's affiliation with the Sector had already been finalized.

At this moment, Clay, who crashed into Valford, naturally became Valford's punching bag.

Not only was he scolded for no reason, but he was also forced to take on an extra job: assigning dormitories to the new students of the Alchemy Institute.

Clay, harboring resentment, naturally didn't have a pleasant expression, dismissing each newcomer who came to collect their dormitory access cards with an unapproachable demeanor.

The thought of barbarians from the Combat Academy being assigned to the Alchemy Academy, polluting its rich academic atmosphere, made him feel extremely uncomfortable.

But the appearance of a certain new student instantly changed his opinion.

Her long, smooth black hair and skin were as white as delicate porcelain.

With a high nose bridge, cherry-red lips, and an air of heroism between her brows, her eyes are as captivating as black gemstones, making her look as beautiful as if she stepped out of a painting.

Even a part that is too flat seems less important.

With just one glance, Clay was completely captivated.

He even felt that the student exchange with the Fighting Academy was not unacceptable.

“But I know nothing about alchemy… Maybe I should go to the Arena and ask,” Felix said hesitantly.

“That’s not a problem!” Clay quickly replied. “Alchemy is just a broad category, encompassing countless subjects. Once you join the Alchemy Institute, you’re sure to find a subject that interests you.”

"Besides, how will you know you don't have a talent for alchemy if you don't try?"

Clay remembered asking the upperclassmen in the Alchemy Department when he first enrolled: "Why are there no girls in our department?"

The senior student told him meaningfully, "It will happen in the future."

He eagerly awaited the arrival of the female students.

As a result, Clay didn't see a single female student even after his senior graduated. Only then did he realize that when his senior said "later," he meant "for the rest of his life."

With graduation fast approaching, he must consider whether this is the only opportunity he will ever have.

"but……"

The senior's enthusiasm made Felix somewhat flustered, and his tone softened.

"Our Alchemy Department has a small but highly qualified student body, with no pressure regarding GPA assessments. We also have the highest resource allocation among the three departments. Furthermore, each student has a private apartment with a private bathroom and can freely build their own workshop!"

Clay tried his best to explain the pros and cons to Felix, practically writing on his face how great the benefits of choosing the Alchemy Institute were.

"Thank you, senior!"

Felix was clearly tempted by the generous offer. He snatched the key card from Clay's hand and fled as if his life depended on it, fearing that the other party might change his mind.

Clay wouldn't care about the other party's rudeness.

Immersed in the soft touch of the key card being handed over, tears of emotion flowed uncontrollably.

With the goddess above, the Alchemy Academy finally has female students.

"Um, senior, I'm here to pick up my dorm key card. The combat academy said the dorms are full, so they told me to come to the alchemy academy."

A voice brought Clay back to reality from his memories.

"Those barbarians in the arena, four people to a room, if there's not enough room in the beds, they can just sleep on the floor, really... Wait, it's you, kid."

Clay was getting impatient, but after seeing who it was, he immediately looked regretful.

"Dude, my condolences."

Clay patted Wiener on the shoulder.

Clay inevitably felt indebted for failing to keep Viner's place in the Alchemy Institute, regardless of his teacher's attitude.

Furthermore, this freshman's involvement in the competition brought the Alchemy Department a freshman who could secure a spot in the school's beauty rankings.

This is absolutely sacrificing oneself for righteousness!

"How can you blame my senior? Although it can't compare to our Alchemy Academy, I'm already content to stay at St. Freya Academy."

Clay's attitude basically confirmed Wiener's guess.