The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

"...I have no idea."

"I didn't know you'd come to the Alchemy Institute dormitory looking for students from the Combat Academy. Are you out of your mind?"

"But I heard he lives here."

"I think you're trying to break into the Alchemy Institute dormitory under the pretense of looking for Vener. Someone, drag him away!"

Overnight, the students of the Alchemy Department spontaneously formed a fan group called "Felix-kun's World's Cutest Support Group" to protect Felix-kun's privacy.

If you're not a student of the Alchemy Institute, they'll refuse you entry no matter what.

However, the culprit who caused all this is still completely unaware.

Wiener is the type of person who rarely seeks out others, and he is rarely the one who does so.

Even in normal business dealings, efficiency is always the top priority, with clear goals and no unnecessary delays.

Trusting Anna's expertise, he entrusted the consignment to her and then put it out of his mind, no longer paying attention to it.

Although he also has a gossipy soul, he only listens to gossip as a pastime, such as during leisure time or meals.

Therefore, he also missed the controversy caused by Felix.

We've already used up most of the materials we have, and we're not planning any major construction until we receive payment for the white wax steel gun.

Since the alchemy course is not yet keeping up with Wiener's pace, it might be better to try self-study first.

With this in mind, Wiener appeared at the entrance of the college library.

The librarian of St. Freya College is Professor Thomas, who is said to have worked in the library for over forty years and knows the collection inside and out.

If anyone could read all 103,000 books in the library, then Professor Thomas would be the only one who could do so.

However, the professor is quite old, and the daily management has been handed over to a senior student.

As Wiener entered the library, he saw a familiar figure sitting at the front desk.

"Isn't this Venere?" Noticing Venere, Jessica gently closed the book in her hand, put it aside, and took the initiative to greet Venere.

To her right was a sign for the library administration office.

"Hello, Senior Jessica."

Now that he had been discovered, Wiener responded readily.

"Why would Wiener suddenly have the time to come to the library? Or... to see me?"

Jessica showed no intention of leaving her seat. Instead, she gracefully turned to face Vina, clasped her hands together to support her chin, and asked with interest.

"I originally came to the library to study, so meeting you was a pleasant surprise," Viner said.

"Junior, you really know how to talk." Jessica chuckled and teased, "If that's really what you think, then I hope you'll take the initiative to say hello next time we meet, instead of always waiting for me to speak first."

"I was just worried about bothering you, senior. I'll definitely do it next time." Viner smiled noncommittally. "By the way, do you have time now, senior?"

"That depends on what needs to be done, Junior Viner. We can still chat for a bit," Jessica replied after a moment's thought.

“That’s enough. I just have a few questions I’d like to ask you, senior.” Viner nodded.

"Well, it's my duty as a senior to answer questions for my lovely juniors. What exactly would you like to know, Junior Vina?"

"I'd like to ask you some questions about the Silver Wolf Class," Viner said, getting straight to the point.

The Silver Wolf Class is the only known clue related to the hero.

Wiener had no reason to give up.

"Was it Lisette who told you? That girl is much more frank than I expected, and junior Viner is much more impatient than I anticipated."

"It might take some time to explain this, so we need to find a quieter place to talk about it."

Jessica stood up, took a key from her pocket, and handed it to Vina.

"Here is the key to the lounge. Junior Viner, please wait there for a moment. I will take care of what I need to do and then come over."

“Okay, Senior Jessica.”

Understanding that the other party did not want to discuss this topic in public, Wiener obediently took the key and left first towards the lounge.

After dealing with Viner, Jessica took out her student ID and sent a message.

Before long, hurried footsteps echoed inside the library as Lisette rushed in, carrying a heavy book under her left arm.

"Senior Jessica, is there something you need from me?" Lisette asked softly.

"Yes." Seeing her petite and adorable junior, Jessica gently rubbed her rosy cheeks. "I have some urgent business to attend to and need to leave temporarily. Could Little Lisette please watch over this place for me?"

Lisette's face was distorted from being squeezed by Jessica, and she pouted, pretending to be angry: "If you don't let go, senior, then I'll have to refuse."

"Oops, I got carried away and started pinching you. Sorry, sorry." Jessica immediately let go and put her hands together, saying, "Little Lisette, you don't need to worry too much about anything else. Just think of it as changing your reading spot."

As for how much of this was genuine remorse, that remains to be seen.

Although Jessica said that, Lisette never went back on her word once she made a promise.

"If other students come to borrow it, I will help them register it."

"Thank you very much!"

"What are you going to do, senior?" Lisette asked curiously.

“Pick a flower, a little flower with thorns.” Jessica blinked and replied with a smile.

Chapter 36 Wiener's Straight to the Point

Wiener turned the key and gently pushed open the door to the lounge.

The interior furnishings are minimal, with four symmetrically arranged sofas, two coffee tables, and a rustic screen forming the main body of the space.

On the coffee table, there is a uniquely shaped teapot and several matching water cups.

The seemingly simple decorating style reveals a complexity in every detail.

The coffee table and sofa are made of top-grade mahogany, while the unassuming tea set is carved from delicate and warm jade.

Beneath the teapot, a unique base quietly radiates a faint heat, powered by a rare monster crystal core.

It was nominally a lounge for the administrators, but it was more like a meeting room.

Wiener pushed open the screen and discovered that there was another door behind it.

It shouldn't be a problem to take a look, right?

Wiener curiously reached his hand toward the door behind the screen.

"Ahem, so you're quite interested in ladies' boudoirs, Venus?" Jessica appeared behind Venus without her noticing.

“Then you can only blame yourself for handing the key to someone else so carelessly,” Viner said calmly, withdrawing her hand.

Jessica was slightly disappointed not to see the panic she expected on Vina's face.

Then he smiled slightly and reached for the teapot.

"any drinks?"

"The guest does as the host does."

"Then let's do it my way."

Jessica took a tea bag from under the coffee table and poured it into the teapot, instantly filling the air with a sharp and unique aroma.

They placed the teacups in front of the two people and poured half a cup of fragrant tea into each of them.

He then sat down on the sofa.

“If you have any questions, junior Viner, you can begin now.”

Vina sat down on Jessica's other side.

"Then I'll get straight to the point. What do you plan to use as the assessment for me to join the Silver Wolf Class?"

Wiener's question surprised Jessica slightly.

"Oh dear, are we getting straight to the point? Aren't you worried about people thinking you have ulterior motives, Junior Viner?"

The Silver Wolf House preserves records of the deeds and legacies of heroes from past generations, which has always attracted the covetous eyes of those with ulterior motives.

We must be extremely careful in selecting the right people.

Although Wiener was included in the list of candidates for observation, he was not the only one.

In previous years, many students were marked as observation subjects as soon as they entered the university, but by the time they passed through the various tests, they were basically second-year students.

Jessica's ability to enter the Silver Wolf House and inherit the position of Housekeeper in her first year is rather unusual.

When the contemporary hero expressed his unwillingness to form a team, her teacher immediately proposed finding a successor and directly named Jessica, who had only recently enrolled in the school.

The hero's response was just one word: "Okay."

The matter was thus settled.

Not to mention the Silver Wolf Class, even St. Freya Academy was essentially established to help the hero seal the demon god, so naturally they wouldn't go against the hero's decision on such a trivial matter.

“If that’s really what you think, then you can just declare me a failure in the assessment,” Viner said calmly.

"Vina doesn't seem to care much?" Jessica asked, puzzled.

If that's the case, why ask about the test right away?

"On the contrary, for some reason, I am extremely eager to learn about the news of contemporary heroes, which is why I resorted to this desperate measure."

"If I can pass the assessment and enter the Silver Wolf Class, I will probably be qualified to obtain this information. If not, I will find other ways as soon as possible so as not to waste everyone's time."

Wiener explained.

There are two main types of people on the continent of Fodor: fans of the hero and twisted fans of the hero.

"I didn't expect my junior to be such a fervent fan of heroes." Jessica had clearly misunderstood.

"But information about heroes is strictly confidential, so is it only possible to start with me?"

Regarding heroes, although there are abundant written records throughout history, there is still an unwritten rule.

The information of each hero is only permitted to be made public when their active period ends.

Such regulations are actually intended to better protect contemporary heroes.

After all, there are too many unsolved crest abilities in this world, and even a hero as strong as himself is helpless when faced with endless countermeasures.

Therefore, the hero's real name, whereabouts, preferred weapons, and combat skills are all considered top secret.

The authorities only need to occasionally announce where the hero is and which demon he has defeated to inspire the world.

The specific timing of the battles, the tactics and techniques used, are not so important.

“That’s right.” Viner nodded.

If Jessica's path doesn't work out, he'll have no choice but to try his luck with Gerald, the Grand Master of the Holy Knights that the woman mentioned.

But this route is obviously much more complicated.

Not to mention how a freshman with neither status nor background could possibly meet the Paladin Commander, even if he did, the other party might not believe him just because of a letter.

Jessica frowned, seemingly finding the situation somewhat tricky.

"Junior Viner, are you trying to make things difficult for me?" She sighed, her tone tinged with helplessness.

She did intend to decide on the new class leader of Silver Wolf Class before graduation, but Wiener was not the only candidate among the freshmen.

In terms of ability and personal charisma, Viña is far inferior to Felix, who is also a first-year student.

Speaking of talent, Risti, who awakened her dual emblems, is a genius rarely seen in a century.

Although the head of the Silver Wolf House is not usually a student born into a noble family, in this age of heroes, everything is negotiable.

Wiener's advantage may be his clean record.

Jessica saw this as the reason she pushed Vina to the forefront.

"I didn't mean to force my senior to make a statement."

It was really just forcing Jessica to make a statement.

Wiener is not afraid of tests.

But this is just like forging weapons for customers. The more detailed and specific the requirements, the more likely it is that even if it cannot be achieved in the end, it is only a matter of materials and blacksmith's skills.