My love game is too abstract.

Chapter 128 Friendship Club

"What a tacky name." Selina complained with a hint of disgust.

"Actually, I originally planned to call it the Service Club, but the name is not important. What we need to do is to solve the troubles of every student, and the reward we need is just their gratitude." Yaluo said righteously.

He has been thinking about how to obtain the wish spirit quickly and effectively.

Now that he has to go to school, he has no time to go to the nursing home. He also discovered a problem: the more familiar he is with others, the less gratitude he gets for simple help. The same is true with those elderly people. After going there a few more times and getting familiar with them, there are only a few wishes left that he can get at the end of the day.

Although he can still look for other nursing homes, orphanages, or welfare homes, this is not a long-term solution and will only become more and more difficult.

During this period of time, he also summarized several rules in the process of obtaining wish spirits.

For example, it is best not to have a vested interest in the recipient. Your help should be seen as being solely for friendly purposes by the recipient, which will make it easier for the recipient to feel grateful.

For example, if you are a shop assistant and help a customer take down something from a high place, the customer will think that this is part of your job and will not thank you. But if you are just a stranger, you will most likely be thanked for helping others get something.

Also, it is best if your help is single-minded, that is, helping only one or a few people at a time. His previous practice of airdropping large amounts of relief meals is a pure waste of money.

As for the selection of beneficiaries, it is best to choose those who are simple and honest. People who are too shrewd will always think about your real purpose and will not have any intentions. People who are too social will just feel that they have met a fool and want to squeeze more benefits from you.

Students are a great group, especially those who have only been in school for a few years. Most of them have good etiquette education and are full of clear stupidity. Your free help will only make them think that they have really met a kind person and be full of gratitude to you.

Moreover, after some experiments, he found that the number of wish spirits generated by those who actively seek help will never be low, and it is possible to generate more than ten points at a time.

To sum up, it is absolutely reliable and scientific to set up a friendship club to help students solve troubles and difficulties in order to obtain wish spirits stably.

After listening to his explanation, Serena also felt that it made sense.

"Okay then, Selena, you will be the deputy minister." Yaluo slammed the table and made the decision.

But Selena looked a little embarrassed.

"What's wrong?" Yaluo had a bad feeling.

"Actually, I received an invitation from the Narcissus Alchemy Workshop after school," Selena said embarrassedly.

"Club invitation? So soon?" Yaluo was surprised.
"I guess they knew that I got full marks in Potions and Alchemy in my entrance exams, so they came to recruit me into the club so quickly," said Selina.

Yaluo suddenly became depressed.

"Alright." Seeing him like this, Selina had no choice but to say, "I'll be your deputy minister. I'll refuse the offer from the Alchemy Workshop."

"Don't force yourself, Serena. I know you like alchemy and potions. I can handle the club alone." Yaluo sighed.

"The basic standard for establishing a club is three people. How can you do it alone?" Selena said helplessly.

"Yes." Yaluo just remembered.

But he didn't want Selena to give up joining the Alchemy Workshop for him. After all, her biggest wish was to become a Potions teacher. The magic pot and the wish spirit were of little use to her.

She said she wanted to be a deputy minister, but it was only for her own benefit.

After much discussion, he decided to let Selena join the Alchemy Workshop first, and then just register her name on his side.

As for the number of members in the club, we will think of a solution.

While they were discussing, Lulula kept stealing glances at Yaluo from time to time, as if she wanted to say something but was hesitant.

"Oh, we failed this time. We were trapped in the thorny jungle for two rounds, Lulula, now it's your turn." Peach Fox said to her.

"okay"

The little snake finally came back to his senses and continued to pay attention to the game on the chessboard.

During lunch break the next day, Yaluo came to the student union office building to inquire about the conditions for establishing a club.

There were no signposts or anything like that, and since it was lunch break, he didn't meet any classmates to ask for directions, so he had no choice but to wander around the building aimlessly.

When he reached the third floor, he met a well-mannered senior boy wearing glasses walking in the corridor, so he walked up to him.

"Hello, may I ask?"

"Yalo?"

Before he could even ask, the person opposite him actually called out his name.

"you know me?"

Yaluo searched his memory but found no impression of the other person's existence.

"Of course, there are a lot of people saying that a new student named Yaluo was suddenly noticed by a sacred beast during the entrance exam, and then he received special attention in the class of the Dragon King Zeshia. As a result, many people are now speculating about your identity. However, I saw your photo in the student file."

"How come there is such a rumor?" Ya Luo was speechless.

No wonder there were people glancing at him from time to time during class today, making him think that something was growing on his face that shouldn't be there.

"My name is Ron, and I'm the head of the Student Union's finance team."

The boy shook his hand solemnly and asked, "What are you doing here?"

"I'm planning to set up a club, but I don't know what I need to prepare, so I came to consult," said Yaluo.

"You want to set up a club right after you enter school? Well, you are indeed an extraordinary student." Ron pinched his chin and nodded.

"Please don't have any unnecessary thoughts." Yaluo said.

"Then please follow me. Although I'm not from the club's management team, I do have some relevant materials. You can also fill out a form and reserve a name for the club. I can then pass it on to the management team for you."

"That's troublesome."

He followed Ron down the corridor and into an office where two strange men sat facing each other, gesturing at each other.

Ron walked in, ignored the two men, and went to the cabinet to look for something.

"By the way, Yaluo, what kind of club are you planning to set up? If it's something without practical value, it won't be approved," Ron said.

"A Friendship Club is a club that specializes in helping others. I plan to help my classmates solve their difficulties and problems at the academy."

Yaluo glanced at the two people making gestures, turned his eyes and said to Ron.

"That's a good idea. What kind of compensation do you plan to charge?" Ron asked again.

"No reward required." Yaluo said.

Ron stopped searching and looked at him.

"No reward required?"

“No reward is required.”

Ron's eyes were suddenly filled with admiration, and he nodded in approval.

Soon he came over with a document and handed it to him.

"Take a look first. The relevant steps are all here."

"Thank you."

Yaluo sat down and started reading.

The application process for establishing a club in the college is not simple, but it is not difficult either.

First of all, there are requirements for the minister: he needs to have good conduct and no bad record, and then all course grades need to be above the passing line to prove that he will not neglect his studies because of club affairs.

The requirements for the club are that it must have three basic members, at least one teacher as a guarantor, and must hold at least one club activity within one month of its establishment.

There will be a one-month trial period after that. During this month, a dedicated person will inspect your club, and if it does not meet the requirements, it will be disbanded.

As he watched, Yaluo noticed that the gestures of the two people on the side were becoming more and more intense, as if they were about to fight.

He couldn't help but whisper to Ron, "Excuse me, who are those two?"

"Oh, they are also from the finance team, Sudi and Baker, but they are both deaf and dumb, so they can only express their ideas using sign language." Ron said.

"Deaf-mute?"

"Yes, Khorog College is an inclusive college. Even people with disabilities can receive education here, although they can only chant spells with the help of magical instruments," said Ron.

"So are they communicating using sign language?" Yaluo asked.

"Well, Sudi and Baker are both people with a strong desire to express themselves. Let me see, oh, they are now discussing their respective ideals and beliefs." Ron said.

Yaluo saw that the gestures of the two of them were becoming more and more intense, and then one of them suddenly stood up angrily, took a step back, raised his right hand forty-five degrees, and then strode out and slammed the door.

"Well, Sudi is the more radical type," Ron explained to him.

"."

Yaluo said goodbye to Ron and came out of the student union.

He had already filled out the club application form and submitted it, and after making inquiries, he learned that a club can be established with just one person, but must reach the basic standard of three people after a one-month trial period, otherwise it will be disbanded.

This also gave him an opportunity to try out his idea of obtaining the wish spirit to see if it was useful.

But now there is still a key problem, that is, he needs a teacher to be his guarantor.

There was no other choice, he thought.

Moreover, with the guarantee from the Dragon King Ambassador of the Dragon Clan, there is no need to worry about the application being rejected.

However, since yesterday, Zeshia has never given him a good look when he sees him.

It seems that I need to coax him a little.

(End of this chapter)