Chapter 32 - The Main Duty of the Student (10)

From the start, Clayo had expected that his result wouldn’t be bad. However, despite his confidence over that fact, he still felt quite relieved when he heard the older man’s affirmation.

“I see.” He silently sighed to himself, relieved.

“I can’t believe that you are still able to achieve this even when you didn’t join the lecture,” Jevedi said, incredulity evident in his words and voice.

“Somehow, I didn’t feel like joining it… Anyway, I’ll take your words as a compliment,” Clayo replied nonchalantly.

“Yes, it’s a genuine praise. However, is our school a place for you to come and go as you pleased?”

Being an excellent wizard, Professor Jevedi was especially powerful and sensitive. As such, nobody dared to cheat on Professor Jevedi’s test. And since he was the one who made the exam, he was the one who knew it better than anyone else. Therefore, when he returned Clayo’s answer sheets to him, he was confident that he had not made a miss when he marked it.

Meanwhile, Clayo was not concerned about his grades. Right now, he was only glad that he was one step away from being forced to join the army. So, his expression relaxed from his usual neutral one.

In response to Clayo’s calm and unperturbed reaction, astonishment filled his classmates’ heart. They had never expected that he was able to ace this challenging exam. Thus, the whole classroom’s attention was fixed on Clayo, who was sitting at the back.

Soon, the wind stopped blowing, causing the leaves to stop falling and swaying. At this moment, the students couldn’t even breath. Indeed, he was a professor good enough to inspire his spectators.

After all, even Clayo’s heart was beating faster in exhilaration, so how could other teenagers not feel the same?

Looking at everyone’s eyes that were filled with awe and respect for him, Jevedi spoke with a clear voice.

“Students who could recite more than eight magic formulas, step forward! I’ll evaluate you first. Lippi Angelium, Leticia Angelium, Ishiel Kishion, and Clayo Asser.”