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Abad sat by the window in the common room of Dormitory 3, lost in thought.
‘What are the professors’ intentions?’
Glancing – I turned my head and saw my classmates who would be leading the dormitory for the next year.
Duran Moira.
Eliza Hergin.
Top honors students in the knight department and summons department.
The problem was that they had a bad relationship.
‘The second dormitory is the same.’
Celia and Chelsea are the dorm leaders.
‘Wareden is not interested in other people, so there won’t be any trouble, but on the other hand, he won’t mediate the fight between the two people.’
Abad narrowed his eyes.
It was still like that now.
Duran was sitting with his arms crossed, motionless, with his eyes closed, and Eliza was filing her nails as usual.
At first glance, both seemed indifferent to each other, but a fierce fight was going on between them.
“First, shall we talk about selecting dormitory members?”
At those words, Duran opened one eye, and Eliza glanced at Abad.
“Previously.”
Duran said.
“I think we need to elect an actual leader, even if there are three dorm leaders.”
“Oh my, you spoke well. You were trying to ask me to take on that role, right? Do not worry. “As the successor to the Hergin family, he will lead the dormitory well.”
Eliza crossed her legs and stretched out her hand, looking at her well-manicured nails.
And he nodded as if satisfied.
Looking at Eliza like that, Duran curled the corner of his mouth.
“Do you think the position of leader is suitable for you, who are so self-righteous?”
“I’ll give it back to you exactly what you said.” Abad burst into laughter as he looked at the two men glaring at each other menacingly.
‘How should I solve this? ‘I can’t understand it.’
Even though he thought so, Abad also had no intention of giving up his position as leader.
If the two people agreed, I planned to take the position at least with my skills.
‘The three of us have nothing in common. Only in this way will I be able to lead the dormitory well in the future… … .’
After thinking that far, Abad paused.
‘What do we have in common?’
Abad’s eyes lit up.
And he created magic between the two people who were about to hold the sword and whip.
Woe!
The two looked at Abad with frowns at the sudden gust of wind.
“What is it, Abad Lwalin?”
“okay. Are you saying you can’t give up your position as leader?”
“That’s right, Eliza. You can’t just give up the leader position. But before that, I’d like to talk about the future.”
“What about the future?”
“okay.”
Abad trudged over and sat down on the sofa.
And he had a serious expression.
“The three of us have one thing in common.”
“I don’t think there is one.”
“I agree with Duran Moira.”
Abad smiled as he looked at Duran, who was smiling cynically, and Eliza, who was innocent.
“Right now, you two have something in common: you both have bad personalities, right?”
“Are you arguing now?”
Duran frowned and Eliza glared at Abad.
Abad said with a gentle smile.
“It’s a joke. What the three of us have in common is this. “He wants to defeat Leo Plov.”
Duran and Eliza’s eyes twitched.
“But at the same time, you’re acknowledging that you can never win?”
It was outrageous when an unknown student, whom I had never even heard of until a year ago, became the class representative.
In reality, Leo seemed to lack the skills to be a representative of his grade.
However, at some point, they were shoulder to shoulder with them and overtook them in the blink of an eye. I started taking a step forward.
And now it stands far ahead.
“Who admitted it?”
Duran said in an unpleasant voice.
But Eliza listened quietly.
“Duran, let’s admit what we must admit.”
The emotion disappeared from Abad’s eyes.
Duran clicked his tongue.
“But I have no intention of giving up.”
Eliza said clearly.
“So do i. That’s why I said we had something in common.”
Abad laughed.
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“The goal is the same. “So, I don’t think cooperation is a bad idea?”
“Cooperation?”
“okay. Competition between dormitories has become a given anyway. then.”
Abad’s eyes narrowed.
“The goal is to win the dormitory competition.”
Duran and Eliza were lost in thought and sighed deeply after a while.
“I don’t feel like I’m falling for your words. “Let’s try to match the rhythm.”
“Then the dorm members will be important first.”
When their interests coincided, the three quickly came to an agreement.
“Howl from the knight department is an excellent guy. “It’s absolutely necessary.”
“We also need Jureden from the Summoning Department.”
“I don’t think it’s a good idea to blindly recruit only students with good grades. It has to match the dormitory atmosphere, right? Our goal is to overthrow Leo Plov. “I think it’s best to focus on students who can achieve that goal.”
“Do you have a student in mind?”
Abad laughed at Eliza’s question and took out a pack of cards.
It was a card with the names and photos of dormitory students written on it.
“When did you prepare for something like this?”
“Since freshman year. “I created it to look for talent that could be recruited into the family.”
Abad smiled and drew a card.
“This is the student we should recruit first.”
Eliza’s eyes twitched.
“Carl Thomas? You’re the lowest scorer in the magic department, right? Why is he the number one recruit?”
“You know how useful a knife is, right?”
“joy. Usefulness and excellence are different. We have to win against Leo Plov’s dormitory. Are you planning to use your friendship with Leo Plov to spy on him?”
“It can’t possibly be like that.”
Abad chuckled.
“Although Carl has the lowest grades, he has the distinction of being a supporter. He is a student with strengths that clearly differentiate him from other students. Plus, he’s excellent both sexually and externally. Crucially, no matter which dormitory you go to, you are a student whose thinking is flexible enough to be able to play your role without being swayed by the dormitory atmosphere.”
“Mmm!”
“Duran, what is your opinion?”
“It’s worth using.”
Eliza made a blunt expression at the two people’s opinions.
“all right. Then, let’s welcome Carl Thomas to our dorm. But will Carl Thomas want to come?”
“You’ll have to go to find out.”
***
“ha ha ha. “Aren’t you thinking too highly of me?”
“There is nothing to be discouraged. “We transferred you to us because we needed you.”
Abad said with a grin.
Then he stood in front of Leo and Chloe and said.
“Our dorm’s goal is to beat the first dorm. “For that, the dormitory leaders also decided to come together.”
In front of the cafeteria, Abad spread his arms and spoke to his classmates.
“There won’t be any fights between dorm leaders that you worry about.”
Abad, who spoke confidently, smiled and returned to where Duran and Eliza were.
At those words, the students began to murmur.
“I’m worried about the relationship between Duran and Eliza, though.”
“If the goal is to definitely beat Leo, it seems like those two might join forces… … .”
“Then I think I’ll feel reassured.”
Students showed interest in the third dormitory.
“Isn’t it actually an advantage to be able to share a dorm with Eliza?”
“Are you part of Eliza’s fan club? “What do you like about that arrogant queen?”
“Si, be noisy! “That’s why it’s cool?”
“First of all, Abad and Duran are in the same space, right?”
“That alone is pleasing to the eye.”
There were also students who revealed personal selfishness.
“But it’s burdensome to talk directly to those three people.”
“Should I ask Carl?”
“Oh, it’s Caldo Dormitory 3.”
“okay. “Let’s feel free to ask Carl.”
Interest in the third dormitory has increased rapidly.
Carl scratched his head as he looked at the students approaching him.
‘Did you even think about this effect?’
Leo chuckled as he looked at that.
“Did you get a nice kick out of it?”
Not only was the sword taken away, but war was declared and it was even used as a propaganda tool.
“I see.”
Chloe put the grimoire at her side.
Although he looked calm, there was a fighting spirit burning in his eyes.
Meanwhile, Warrenden, who was watching the scene, said:
“Celia Gerdinger, Chelsea Llewalin.”
“Why are you calling me? Warrenden.”
“How long are you going to childishly put personal feelings first?”
“what?”
“They have decided on a path.”
Wareden, who had been watching the situation as if he had no interest up to this point, gestured towards the third dormitory with an expressionless face.
“If things continue like this, all the good guys will be taken away and we will have to fill the dormitory with idiots. Do you think you can beat those guys with a member like that?”
Celia ran a hand through her hair.
“I understand what you mean, Warreden. The 3rd dormitory decided to form a dormitory with the goal of overthrowing Leo. Then we must have a goal too.”
Chelsea crossed her arms at those words.
“I don’t particularly want to make it my goal to beat Leo.”
“I guess so. Chelsea Llewallin. “You never aimed for the best throughout your freshman year.”
“eww.”
Chelsea looked at Waredon with a frown on their faces.
But I couldn’t refute it.
To aim for the top in the Department of Magic, there is Abad, a close relative.
Leo is there to aim for the top in the class.
Although Celia had a sense of competition, it was closer to the repulsion that comes from being part of a family.
“Celia Gerdinger. “What kind of dormitory do you want to build?”
“I want to build a dormitory focused on the Department of Engineers.”
“Yeah, no. “I want to create a dormitory focused on wizards.”
“okay? “Then the direction of our dormitory has been decided.”
“what?”
Celia ran a hand through her hair.
“The three of us also have one thing in common.”
Warrenden looked amused at Celia’s words.
“what?”
Celia answered that question.
“I think swordsmanship is superior to magic and summoning.”
Celia pointed to Chelsea.
“She thinks magic is superior to swordsmanship and summoning, and you, Warren, think summoning is the strongest ability. “Am I wrong?”
Although Waredon is not a major class, he is taking a knighthood class and a magic class as a minor.
Of course, there is no auror talent or mana talent.
However, he is using those abilities to strengthen his elemental magic.
In other words, for Warrenden, martial arts and magic were tools that made summoning skills stronger.
That basically meant that the idea was that summoning was superior to both abilities.
Warrenden curled the corners of his mouth at Celia’s words.
“indeed. “Are you trying to determine the best department in the dormitory?”
“that’s right. “I’m sure there are students who agree with our opinion, right?”
Celia smiled belligerently.
“I can’t lose to that greasy Butter or Leo guy.”
“Why is my brother butter!”
Chelsea got angry and tried to attack, but Warrenden grabbed the back of Chelsea’s neck with his large hand.
Chelsea, whose feet left the floor, shouted at Warrenden with a red face.
“What are you doing? “Let go!”
“If you fight, do it when other students aren’t watching. “For now, just show some outward appearance of cooperation.”
“Kuh-!”
Chelsea pouted but didn’t protest.
Leo, who was watching this, chuckled.
‘They also found direction quicker than expected.’
Leo’s eyes lit up.
‘Life in second grade must be fun too.’
***
“already? They are called the golden generation, and they are definitely superior.”
Riina, who received the report from the principal’s office, looked amused.
“I thought it would be a little more difficult.”
“The current second graders will be better than you think.”
“Halind, since you say that, I’m excited.”
Riina put down the documents.
“Anyway, I’m worried. The number of students enrolling this year is insufficient. “Isn’t there only about 300 people?”
The auditor from the board of directors showed signs of discomfort.
The new principal of Lumern, who had no track record or reputation, was not trustworthy and was sent by the board of directors.
‘Are you saying you’re going to kick me out if I make a mistake? I don’t think that’s the chairman’s intention.’
Riina curled the corners of her mouth inwardly.
“You don’t have to worry about that. “I already took the additional test.”
“yes?”
It was a time when other board auditors were embarrassed.
Someone came into the principal’s office.
“Welcome, Alby. “How was the test?”
Albi had, under Riina’s orders, gathered those who had narrowly missed the cutoff mark in the previous entrance exam and taken an additional exam.
It did not become an issue around the world because Riina judged that unnecessary show-off events for additional tests were not necessary.
“About 100 additional people passed.”
“No worries now, right?”
“Oh, yes.”
The board of auditors answered hesitantly.
He left and Alvy opened his mouth.
“Liina.”
“I’m the principal now. “Professor Albee.”
“Principal.”
“why?”
“Some of the new students recommended by the principal were strange.”
“Did you notice?”
“Did Professor Halind and Professor Sedzen know?”
“I agreed.”
“I know they are good.”
Alby narrowed his eyes.
“But I think you three know best that shadow candidates cannot fundamentally mix with ‘hero candidates’?”
“Giving shadow candidates a chance to become heroes.”
Riina said, resting her chin.
“This was a condition of my accepting the position of principal.”
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