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“Currently, all first-year students are preparing for midterm exams. Since entering school, I have adapted to school life under the care of my teachers and seniors, so I will achieve grades that live up to their expectations. thank you.”
A sonorous voice rang out.
As the first-year representative, the speech ended and applause rang out.
The young girl stepped down from the podium, bowed gracefully, then walked down with her back straight.
Runia, who was watching this, muttered.
“He’s real.”
Eiran, who was with Runia’s mumbling, opened his eyes round and tilted his head.
“what does it mean?”
“Literally.”
Runia clenched her chin.
“It means that you are truly an honor student that Seirun hopes for.”
The place where Runia and Eiran are currently located is the Comet Hall.
This is a place in the center of Seirun, where Seirun’s hero records were stored.
In addition to Hero Records, it was also a place where many things left behind by the Comet Wizard were buried.
It was a place that could literally be said to be the history of Seirun itself.
And this was also where the student representative meeting was held.
A meeting where representatives from each grade are gathered, centered around the student council president.
It was literally a place where Seilun’s best students gathered to discuss their studies.
And this meeting ended with a speech by first-year senior Leah.
“Miss Runia is an honor student, right?”
“No, I’m a bad student, right?”
Runia giggled and laughed.
“Runia, Eiran. “Focus on the meeting.”
At that time, the second-year, third-place male student pointed out.
“I’m focused enough.”
“Don’t say this lightly. “We are here as representatives of the second grade.”
As the male student, Teveson, spoke strongly, Eiran smiled awkwardly.
“Teveson. The grade representative meeting is not a very formal meeting. “It’s okay to not be that nervous because it’s an opportunity to build friendships between seniors and juniors.”
It was just as Eiran said.
Although there was a grand reason to discuss academics, that was only a superficial reason.
In reality, it was a social gathering.
It was not an overly formal place.
However, despite Eiran’s words, Teveson did not relax his rigid appearance.
‘I’m struggling because I really want to represent my grade. Well, it’s not because of skill.’
Among the 2nd year upper class, there are many who are as good as Teveson in terms of grades.
In fact, since entering second grade, Runia’s class representative has been changed numerous times.
Runia and Eiran’s rankings did not change.
Only 3rd place.
Luca’s position kept changing.
The skills are mostly equal.
As a result, students who suited the teachers’ tastes naturally took over as class representatives.
A social gathering after Leah’s presentation.
Teveson approached the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade representatives and actively announced that he was the class representative.
The 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders reacted indifferently to Teveson.
Unlike Teveson, who was trying to build friendships somehow, the representatives of the upper grades did not seem to want to talk in depth with him.
The reason they reacted that way was simple.
‘It means you’re not qualified. If you look at things like that, even our seniors are really weird for elves.’
There is something I didn’t know in first year, but I learned in second year.
The thing about people who were worthy of representing their grade was that there was always something strange about them.
Even Rienia, last year’s graduate and former student council president, was a pervert with slightly sadistic tendencies.
‘You want to bully us first graders every time you see them? ‘Hurry and fall into this sister’s arms!’
Runia burst into laughter as she remembered Lienia running up to her and hugging her.
‘And Senior Hardin.’
Runia looked at Hardin, the valedictorian of the fourth year and the current student council president.
Originally, Runia didn’t like Hardin very much.
This is because, as a typical Seilun honor student, he pointed out everything to Runia.
But last year, the second semester of the first year.
As we explored Luna’s world together, we got to know Luna’s inner thoughts and became close friends.
He thought that Runia was the right elf to be the next student council president, and had said that he would hand over the student council president position to Runia when he entered the fifth year next year.
‘Senior Marven was absent this time too.’
Runia clicked her tongue at the absence of Marven, the 5th grade senior.
Marven was one of the students who openly expressed dissatisfaction with Seilun’s current stay.
Being the top 5th grader meant being the strongest student.
Rienia also tried to hand over the position of student council president to him.
But Marven refused.
The reason was simple.
Marven is a student who does not fit into the current system that values star magic.
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In other words, he was a student who had poor achievements in star magic.
He may be the best in school, but there were countless students who were better than him in terms of ability as a star wizard.
However, his reputation abroad was such that it was strange that he did not become student council president.
In particular, Marven succeeded in retrieving Seirun’s hero record during this hero dungeon attack.
There are almost no hero records left in Seilun.
It was literally an incredible feat.
Marven himself refused in a situation where even the extremist Pureblood Association that now took control of Seilun had no choice but to appoint him as student council president.
‘The purebloods are talking about Marven’s consideration for future generations.’
It was inevitable that people would look at me with questions from the outside.
In addition, most grade representatives were dissatisfied with the current system.
‘First graders are important. From the pureblood club’s point of view, we may be students who are already stained with time, but they are just blank slates.’
I turned my attention to the first-year students who were hesitant as if it was awkward for them to attend their first grade representative meeting.
Since it is still the beginning of the semester, it is easy to get caught up in it.
‘Did you specifically say Leah Tingel? Those guys from the pureblood club are probably in charge of marking him… … .’
Leah’s symbolism is great.
Not only is he a descendant of Seilun, but he even succeeded in communicating with the Fairy King not long ago.
‘Maybe if I show a rebellious side, they’ll blatantly try to make him a symbol of Seirun, right? Maybe he’s conscious of Leo and makes a fuss about being the first-year student council president.’
Runia clicked her tongue inwardly.
Meanwhile, the grade representative meeting was over.
It was when Runia and Eiran were about to return to the second grade classroom.
In the hallway, Leia blocked Runia and Eiran.
Runia tilted her head as she looked at Leah, who was looking at her with an undisturbed look.
“Do you have something to say to us?”
“yes.”
“What is it, Miss Leah?”
Eiran smiled warmly and asked, and Leah asked with a serious expression.
“What do you think about Seilun now?”
Runia narrowed her eyes at the sudden question, and Eiran looked embarrassed.
‘What do you think about Seirun now? Of course I think it’s a mess.’
But in this situation now.
When Leia, who was receiving attention from the pureblood association, asked this question, Runia couldn’t help but think differently.
‘Does he miss me?’
Eiran must have thought so too, as he looked at Runia and Leah in turns.
“My opinion isn’t really important, right? “Let’s go, Eiran.”
Runia swept her hair and then turned around.
Hot-!
However, Leah grabbed the hem of Runia’s school uniform skirt.
“Please tell me! “I mean homework!”
“Hey, won’t you let go of this?!”
Runia raised her voice at Leah, who was tugging on her school uniform skirt while whining with a red face.
“It’s homework given by senior Plov!”
“what?”
Runia and Eiran paused.
And then we looked at each other’s faces.
“The homework Leo gave you? What are you talking about?”
“Senior Plov is in Seilun now.”
Leah said ahem! She opened her chest wide.
“And I plan to become senior Plov’s best disciple.”
He only said that he would teach him about magic, but before he knew it, Leah mentioned that he was Leo’s best disciple.
“… … Why is Leo in Seilun? Where is he now?”
“oh! That’s a secret between Plov senior and me! “I can’t tell you!”
It was when Runia made a dumbfounded expression.
“I… … “Did Leo come as an exchange student?”
At those words, Leah’s shoulders trembled and Runia crossed her arms and nodded.
“Ah, that’s what it was.”
Runia narrowed her eyes and smiled.
“Then Leo must be in the first-year dormitory right now.”
“Why did Leo go to first year as an exchange student?”
“If you look at the way our school looks now, it’s obvious.”
Leah said in response to Runia’s cold words.
“Uh, anyway! “Please tell me what you think of Seilun now.”
Runia responded to Leah’s words.
“I don’t think it’s okay.”
“yes? why?”
Leah looked embarrassed.
Seeing Leah like that, Eiran also smiled bitterly.
“It’s been a bit weird lately. “Discrimination among students has become too severe.”
“That’s right, compared to last year, Seilun is a completely shitty school now.”
“Again, a bucket of shit?!”
“Miss Runia.”
Eiran scolded, but Runia shrugged.
“I was just telling you the truth.”
“Still, those words are a bit much.”
“Then what do you say?”
“hmm… hmm… … .”
Eiran thought about it and spoke carefully.
“Failed school?”
“In some ways, I think you’ve gone too far.”
Leah muttered with a serious expression upon hearing the shocking words of her two seniors.
“Should I have enrolled in Lumern after all?”
Runia, who heard the story, made an expression of bewilderment.
I never dreamed that such a statement would come out of the mouth of a direct descendant of the Tingel family.
“I need to meet Leo first.”
“yes? But it won’t be easy to meet you, right?”
“We should meet in secret.”
Runia said with a grin.
“How do you secretly?”
“I’m going to Leo’s room at night.”
“Bar, at night… … .”
Eiran’s face soon turned bright red.
“… … “You thought something strange again, didn’t you?”
“Oh, no?”
Eiran was furious.
Leah said while looking at that.
“Seniors, I want to go too.”
“… … “Why are you there again?”
“I was curious about Senior Plov’s pajamas.”
Runia sighed as she looked at Leah who answered with a serious expression.
‘Even if you tell me not to come, they’ll come.’
Runia, who saw the persistence in Leah’s eyes, told her a time to meet at dawn and sent Leah away.
“You’re an energetic junior.”
Eiran smiled brightly.
“This makes it clear.”
Runia said, crossing her arms.
“Are all Seilun grade representatives strange people?”
“yes? “I’m not a strange person, am I?”
“Do you know that reading spicy novels is your hobby? What was the title of the book you read this time? A younger man holding my leash… … town?”
Eiran was crying and covered Runia’s mouth.
After the commotion, Eiran looked worried as he returned to the classroom.
“Anyway, I guess I’ll have to break the school rules.”
“Is it only a day or two that we break the rules?”
Eiran thought for a moment and smiled brightly at Runia’s shrug.
“I guess so.”
Eiran was steadily becoming a delinquent student whether he knew it or not.
***
The top floor of the Hall of Comet.
It is the highest place in Seirun.
There was the Plaza of Stars, which was only used when important meetings or conferences of Seirun were held.
Acting principal of Seilun there.
Lehagen was talking to someone.
“It’s a sergeant. Not long after the progenitor of the nebula returned to this land, Seilun’s hero record returned.”
Lehagen said in a voice full of emotion.
Hearing Lehagen’s words, Tion, who had just arrived in Seirun, let out a deep sigh.
“Mr. Lehagen. That hero record… … . Are you sure it’s Seirun’s?”
“Yes, Tion.”
“… … . “Did you call me because you needed something that could be the ‘key’ to Hero Records?”
The Tingel family is the family of Seilun, the wizard of the comet.
As such, it was clear that among the heirlooms, there was an item that could be used to open Seilun’s Hero Record.
“yes. There are almost no Hero records left of Seilun. The remaining hero records are also stored in Dragonia. But finally, Seirun’s Hero Record has officially returned to Seirun. “It means that our students can now inherit Seilun’s power.”
Lehagen grinned.
“This is an opportunity. An elf hero can truly be called the most superior hero… … .”
“Mr. Lehagen. A hero is never superior.”
Tion said clearly.
“A hero is someone who moves forward with the people around him. He’s just a little special.”
“… … . Before, I thought Tion’s view of heroes did not fit mine. “Even if we talk about that, it will only hurt each other’s feelings.”
Lehagen answered clearly with a smile on his face.
“What’s important now is that the Comet Wizard’s hero record has been returned to Seirun.”
Tion nodded.
“Then, the key to opening the world of heroes, Seirun… … .”
“Before that, Lord Lehagen. Do you know why so few of Seirun’s hero records remain?”
“… … . All I know is that it was lost in the process of dividing the hero records 3,000 years ago.”
“Afterwards, we succeeded in recovering many of Seilun’s hero records. It’s not just Seilun’s hero record. The same goes for the hero records of other heroes of the past.”
Lehagen’s eyes opened wide.
This is a fact that even he didn’t know.
“Then why aren’t there any left? “Did those greedy dragons retrieve it?”
Tion said as he looked at Lehagen showing his anger.
“This is the last letter Seilun left at school.”
Tion took out an old envelope from his pocket.
“Oh oh… … . The last letter Seilun left behind… … !”
Lehagen’s face was filled with emotion.
After receiving the envelope with the letter in a polite manner, Lehagen checked the letter with a trembling heart.
And my eyes widened at what was written.
[I tell this to future elves. As soon as you find my hero record, please destroy it without leaving a trace. Seilun.]
“this… … . how… … .”
“According to this will, all hero records of other heroes of the beginning, including Seilun, were destroyed as soon as they were discovered. That is why there are no hero records left of the heroes of the new era.”
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