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The coldest place in the northern part of the cold continent. There was an elf territory there.
A city considered the most important among elf territories.
Langen.
Distant past.
It is the hometown of Seyrun Tingel, the comet wizard who succeeded the founder of the Nebula.
The progenitor of the nebula, the fairy knight, and the wizard of the comet.
Among the three great elves, Luna and Berkia are 5,000 years old, so their hometowns are unknown.
However, the comet wizard has a distinct hometown.
Langen was treated as a ‘holy land’ among the elves.
As he was called the second coming of the founder and was one of the heroes who saved the world from another crisis, Seirun’s hometown could rightfully be called a holy land.
A huge castle in the center of Langen.
An elf, who was looking out over the frigid Langen from the highest room in the castle, turned his gaze to the letter in his hand.
‘Please write a letter of recommendation for Leo Plov so he can go to Seirun as an exchange student.’
The current head of the Tingel family, Tion Tingel, looked puzzled as he folded the letter his younger brother gave him.
‘They said they were going to Lumern as a visiting professor… … ‘Why have you asked me this?’
Putting the letter on the table, Tion sat down in his office chair and took out a quill.
The Tingel family has long been considered the most prestigious elf family, but has refrained from political activities.
A hero academy founded by the Comet Wizard.
As the elf power structure was reorganized around Seilun.
The Tingel family was worthy of reigning as the king of the elves.
Considering that elves are the most cohesive race among all races.
The Tingel family could have reigned as the only king of the elves.
However, Tingel could not become royalty due to a single word left by Seirun.
‘Elves don’t need a king.’
I don’t know why Seirun left these words.
However, following these words from the great Comet Wizard, Tingel naturally distanced himself from the Elven Council.
Even so, the influence was still powerful.
Seirun does not have an exchange student system.
However, if it was the will of the Tingel family, it was possible to create a system that did not exist before and accept exchange students.
Even if it is ‘Leoplov’, which has recently become a hot topic in elf society.
Tion, who wrote a letter to the acting headmaster of Seirun, used Hwansu to send the letter to Seirun Academy.
Tion reached for the newspaper in his office.
‘It’s all class, like the hero from the beginning.’
The corner of Tion’s mouth curled up as he read about this performance in the newspaper.
‘I wonder what kind of appearance he will show in Seirun.’
***
“Exchange student?!”
This morning, a week after the exchange student incident.
Leo, who received Seilun’s confirmation from Tina, reported the fact to Celia.
Celia, who was eating together, asked in surprise.
The attention of the noisy Rumeren second-year cafeteria was instantly focused on the two people.
“Is it really that surprising?”
Leo, who was stirring the soup with a spoon, asked with a grin, and Celia drank a shot of milk.
Then he wiped his mouth and said:
“I’m surprised to hear that you’re suddenly going as an exchange student! “Why didn’t you tell me?”
“I wasn’t sure whether I would go or not. “It was decided this morning.”
“You really are… … !”
It was when Celia made an expression of bewilderment.
“You’re an exchange student? What are you talking about?”
Illyana, who was eating, quickly ran over and sat down next to Leo, her eyes shining.
In addition, several close friends gathered around Leo.
Leo responded to his friends’ reactions as if it was no big deal.
“Professor Tina suggested that I go to Seirun as an exchange student.”
Leo continued talking while eating bread.
“I thought it would be a good idea to go once, so I decided to go.”
After hearing that story, Chelsea tilted her head.
“Is Leo the only one going?”
“huh.”
“Are you coming from Seirun too?”
“It looks like Seilun has no plans to send students.”
“Hey, what is it? “It’s not fun.”
Chelsea pouted her lips and grunted.
Carl asked, crossing his arms.
“When do you go and when do you come back?”
“I’ll go today and come back in a month.”
“one month?”
Carl made an angry expression.
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Other students also looked surprised at the unexpectedly long schedule.
“Ohh! So the class president is also going to take over Seilun?!”
Illyana shouted, her eyes sparkling.
“I’m going to go and see how Seilun studies and see what kind of students there are.”
Leo said with a grin.
‘There’s no way I can just study quietly when Leo is gone.’
‘I’m sure I’ll get caught up in some incident again.’
‘If you’re Leo, I’m sure you’ll have done something great.’
Leo just ate calmly despite his friends’ confident looks.
***
That evening.
Leo packed his bags to go to Seirun.
And before leaving, I took some time to head to the practice area in the backyard of the first-year male dormitory.
Luke was staggering around the parade ground.
Leo’s mentee, Luke’s routine was simple.
I woke up earlier than anyone else in my first year and trained my body in the gym.
And after taking class, I do physical training until the very latest.
He always wore artifacts on his wrists and ankles that added strain to his body.
“Woof!”
Luke, who was staggering and running, covered his mouth.
My stamina has been long gone.
What kept my body moving was persistence and mental strength.
Luke, who narrowly escaped a difficult situation, gathered all his stamina and ran.
Finally, as if he had achieved his goal, he stopped running and fell down on the spot.
Jeopuk-
“You don’t have to push yourself that hard.”
Leo said as he approached the fallen Luke.
“Leo, senior Leo.”
Luke quickly got up.
Looking at Luke like that, Leo smiled.
“You’re putting enough strain on your body just with the training I gave you.”
Training to gain a strong body.
In addition, magical power awakening training and study to use magic.
It was a brutally difficult schedule for Luke.
Still, Luke was pushing himself harshly.
Luke said, gritting his teeth and lowering his head.
“… … “What should I do if Leo gets expelled because of me?”
The harsh penalty of having the mentor of a first-year student who was expelled from school during the first semester final exam was enough to put Luke under pressure.
In fact, the voices coming from fellow first graders were enough to make Luke feel anxious.
Mentor Leo is in the same class as Kyle, the starting hero, and is the unprecedented first-year student council president.
And he was a student who was evaluated as possibly being the strongest in Lumerun history.
Luke, Leo’s mentor, suffers from ridicule as the worst failure student in Lumern history.
“Even if that happens, it’s not really because of you.”
Leo chuckled.
“It’s a matter of my choice. You don’t have to be a burden. “It’s my responsibility.”
Leo continued, looking down at Luke.
“And I trust my eyes.”
Luke was reflected in Leo’s red eyes.
“You can be a hero.”
What a hero needs is neither talent nor feats.
However, it did not need the praise of people or the approval of the gods.
‘It was a bit simpler in the past when there were no hero records.’
Leo chuckled and recalled his friend’s words.
‘That means a hero.’
Lisinas said with a grin.
‘It means someone who doesn’t give up.’
Leo said, remembering his friend’s words.
“I think you need to be more confident.”
“Confidence?”
“okay. “If you don’t believe in yourself, believe in the person who chose you.”
Luke’s eyes widened.
Luke took a deep breath and stood up.
“I’ll run a little more.”
“okay.”
“Oh my! You said you were going to Seirun as an exchange student, right? “I will work hard in the meantime!”
Leo nodded, looking at Luke, whose eyes were sparkling with motivation.
Leaving behind Luke, who started running again, Leo headed to the warp gate.
Leo and Luke’s mentor-mentee relationship was strange.
Other second year students provide their mentees with department know-how and exam information.
Or they taught us how to fight.
But Leo had none of that.
All I had to do was set a training schedule and convey the schedule to Luke.
‘You can learn everything you need as a hero in Lumern.’
A learning base optimized to raise heroes.
That was the Hero Military Academy.
Leo just made a container to hold it.
They don’t lend a hand or help during the process.
I just watched.
When I felt like I was going to fall, I held on to it so I wouldn’t fall, and then pushed me on my back again.
‘Because strength is valuable when you acquire it with your own hands.’
Leo glanced at Luke.
The only one who can change the perspective of those around you is yourself.
And Luke is working several times harder than others.
“I’m looking forward to the final exam.”
***
“I can’t admit it!”
Seilun’s second-year conference room.
There, LeVert, who was in charge of the second year class, reacted close to a seizure.
“Leoplov! “You’re accepting that arrogant delinquent student from Rumerne as an exchange student!”
bang-!
Lever slammed the table harshly.
There was deep anger in his eyes.
Leo Plov.
In the last Smith exclusive contract, LeVert thought he had been humiliated by Leo.
While encouraging Runia, who woke up as a delinquent student, Leo humiliated Rever.
It was still nice to see Leo laughing in front of his eyes, waving the polyum he got as a reward for conquering Luna’s world.
said Rever with a bloodshot forehead.
“furthermore! “Lunia students have recently been re-educated and are being reborn as Seirun’s honor students!”
Herdium sighed deeply at Reber’s shout.
“Mr. Reverend. I have one question… … That edification class… … “Is it really effective?”
Herdium, who has been in charge of Runia since first grade, knows Runia’s personality better than anyone else.
From Herdium’s perspective, there was no need for edification classes or corrections for Runia.
‘Of course, there is a tendency to use extreme words and actions… … ‘Lunia is a student who knows how to control herself and has the leadership ability to take care of the students around her.’
There is no perfect honor student in the world that adults want.
In addition, Herdium, who taught many students, was well aware of the fact that the awards adults wanted for honor students were not just good.
The honor student that Rever speaks of means an honor student who meets the standards of elven tribalists.
‘Furthermore, the content of the class conducted under the name of a supplementary class.’
Herdium sighed deeply inwardly.
‘What kind of dog is eating grass?’
Runia’s voice lingered in Herdium’s ears like an auditory hallucination.
“It works. “Student Runia is returning to her former self.”
Orlen, who is in charge of Lunia’s supplementary classes, said with a grin.
Herdium’s face changed strangely as she looked at Orlen like that.
‘He hasn’t changed in the past or now.’
The only thing that changed was the difference between being coy or not.
Lever or Orlen.
Even considering that they are teachers who were suddenly appointed to Seirun this year.
Their ability as educators was very poor.
But Herdium didn’t say that.
This is because I know that it is the students who find it difficult to speak up.
‘It’s a great opportunity after a long time. Student Leo will definitely influence the Seyrun students in some way.’
Herdium also thought that the current Seirun should be changed.
Although they had only seen each other a few times, Leo in Herdium’s eyes was a student with the potential to bring about change, both good and bad.
‘It’s still the worst, so it won’t get worse than this.’
It was when Herdium made a stern expression.
“Mr. Reverend, I have a good idea.”
Orlen lifted the teacup with an elegant gesture, took a sip of tea, and smiled meaningfully.
“Isn’t it just a matter of preventing Leo Plov from having a negative influence on the Runia students?”
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