Chapter 24 of 192
Chapter 24 - The Main Duty of the Student (2)
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So, Jeongjin has decided not to get involved with Arthur anymore. For him, loyalty to Arthur would only inspire an idea of war. And he didn’t want to be occupied by those unnecessary burdens for he already had his share of life’s afflictions from the real world. Thus, he would instead enjoy and seize the opportunity, though it might be too much to ask, of having a new life as the youngest son of a wealthy family.
Should I go through and walk again the paths of despair which I once traveled already? No way!
So, he drew a line once more and wrote down what he needs to do right away at the bottom of the note.
should cut the position that I told you last week. Assistant, please watch Group 2.”
Professor Rosa Fechtite was a teacher in swordsmanship. She was a swordmaster with an ether level 8. After she resigned from the Knights of the Royal National Guard, she became a teacher for many years. And since then, she has been considered a threat to her students, especially to Clayo, who couldn’t endure a bit of her guidance.
“Agh Clayo, I think you better reinforce first your basic physical strength before taking the basics of swordsmanship. Starting tomorrow, make sure you could run twice around the school every morning,”
Professor Rosa was wearing a white shirt and black pants under her armor that paired with boots. She was even in height with Professor Jevedi, but she was more durable than him. Even in her current age, she still maintained a stable figure, unless if somebody might look directly at her face, no one could think of her as an older woman. However, she was labeled to be a one-eyed woman having her other eye has been covered with a patch for many years.
She then examined Clayo’s blistered palms and quickly raised the boy and said, “I’m glad you have been motivated to come to class today, but the basics of swordsmanship might be too much for you to handle this semester. “
Then she spoke to the rest of the students, “For our final evaluation….”
While she was talking to the students, her right hand was patting on Clayo’s head, which she found to be smaller than her hand. She felt sorry for him. And although her left eye was covered with a patch that likewise covered a considerable portion of her face, it was apparent for someone to read her thoughts due to her vibrant facial expressions. Apparently, the boy has earned the sympathy of the older woman.
“… of our practice. Students are evaluated on different criteria. Those who want to be prosecutors will be examined in group 1, while those who want to be wizards, in group 2,” Rosa said.
Although Clayo was not substantially competent in swordsmanship, he noticed that there was something wrong with the movements of the students in the first group whom Ishiel and Nebo belonged to it.
Rosa continued her lecture, “I’ll give you another practical assignment. I give 30 points if you could run four laps around here in five minutes until the final exam and just try to get more than 10 points in the written test. Then, surely you won’t fail.”
“Thank you…” Clayo sighed.
“I think there’s no problem with your musculoskeletal. If you could run around the school twice every day as I’ve told you, you won’t be able to move in the future with difficulties”, Rosa said as she was goading the boy.
Hence, Clayo nodded