Sword Sorcery

Chapter 121 Breakthrough
"This is the end of today's class, get out of class is over~!"

Qiyana noticed that Aaron's face was a little tired, so she gave a willful order without raising her head, and dismissed the get out of class directly regardless of the originally stipulated class time-even if doing so would prevent her from taking the class' salary'.

However, Qiyana didn't come here for the 'salary', so she acted quite indifferent, and the other students in the classroom could only helplessly pack up their books and left one by one in despair— —Leaving space for Kiana and Aaron.

"Phew, teacher, you are really a bit 'violent'~"

Aaron said helplessly, a fierce and vicious spirit like Kiyana who would cut off people's hands and feet at the slightest disagreement is indeed worthy of the word "violent" - no wonder it was called "Black Marsh Snake" at the beginning '.

"Those flies would be more annoying if they weren't 'vicious'."

Qiyana walked over slowly, sat down on the table in front of Aaron, kept dangling her two elastic and slender legs, and explained with a 'vicious' expression on her face: "I just have to beat them up." It hurts, I cry, I'm scared—this is how they stop talking nonsense to me. After all, I paid such a big 'price', but I don't intend to let them take advantage of it for nothing and delay me. 'Teaching."

"So, the student who dared to interrupt my 'teaching' just now should be used as a target to imitate others - according to the 'rules' of the college, I did not directly kill him, but interrupted his three limbs That's all. As for whether he can continue to live in the academy in the future, that is his own problem."

Kiyana flicked her fingers softly, then sneered: "Besides, that instructor didn't even tell him about me. He obviously planned to use my hands to get rid of that useless student who took up the quota."

"Speaking of which, the mentor might have to thank me secretly~ After all, I helped him solve a small problem of wasting resources."

Aaron was silent for a while, because he knew many ways in the college——

For example, tutors hate students with fourth-class talents the most, because they can't blatantly squeeze these students. On the other hand, for those students with fifth-class talents, even the academy acquiesces in the tutors treating them as free labor, which saves the tutors a lot of money. A lot of effort.

Students with fourth-class talents are the most disgusting existence to instructors—it takes effort to teach, and it is basically impossible to become an official wizard, which is simply a waste of effort.

Therefore, instructors will often use some tricks on the 'information' to kill those students with fourth-class qualifications, so as to prevent them from occupying their own student places-each instructor has a limited number of places.

Except for the 'free labor force' with the fifth-class qualification, other students will occupy a student quota of their own tutors.

These students are the "performance" of the tutors. If the students under their command are excellent, the tutors can also receive material rewards from the Misty Marsh Academy—especially after training an official wizard, the rewards will be quite considerable.

The instructors occasionally spare some time to train students, in order to earn benefits, and the students become strong through training, and eventually become official wizards, and the Wizarding Academy also strengthens its own strength through this, so as to obtain more practice resources to distribute To tutors and students.

One link after another, one link after another, finally formed a complete wizard growth system - a system belonging to the dark wizard.

Everything is driven by interests, and everything is for their own growth and expansion. This is completely different from the White Wizard's style of advocating teamwork. In such an environment, everyone must "struggle" to obtain their own growth. .

This is the academy that belongs to the dark wizards, and it also belongs to the living environment of the dark wizards - intrigues, murderous intentions hidden everywhere!
However, Aaron didn't feel disgusted by Kiyana's behavior, but was filled with gratitude, because he knew deeply-how much 'price' Kiyana had paid to teach him.

This 'price' can even be called heavy.

Kiyana's "free" teaching behavior seems absurd and unfeasible, but it is actually the result of a tacit and secret "deal" and "compromise" between the two parties——

Kiyana publicly taught her own exclusive content, and the instructors of other factions would definitely send some students to monitor it—with the privilege of the instructors, it was easy to grab a seat in the classroom and distribute it to those students.

Those instructors only need to pay a little bit of magic stone to make the students repeat the content of this lesson obediently.

Of course, the instructors will definitely send many students, and then synthesize each piece of information to form a complete content, resulting in those students only getting part of it, while the instructors get all the information.

This is the 'price' paid by Kiyana, in exchange for other tutors' turning a blind eye to Kiyana's behavior, tacitly accepting that Kiyana teaches her students 'for free' in this way— —Aaron.

Otherwise, even if there are no relevant 'rules' in the wizard academy, they can still put pressure on the dean to set up new 'rules'. How could it be possible to let such absurd things go on for half a month?

In the final analysis, all this is nothing more than a secret exchange of interests.

Without any conversation, the two sides understood each other's meaning very tacitly, and quietly completed a secret deal-the soldiers did not see blood, but it was in line with the cruelty and rationality of the dark wizard.

This...is a cruel environment for dark wizards.

In this transaction, Aaron and the other mentors were all winners, and the only loser was Kiyana—she paid all the 'price', but received nothing in return.

So Aaron is full of gratitude to Kiyana, maybe Sophia and others will think she is terrible, but Aaron knows that all this is just her means to protect herself.

"What's wrong? Don't you think I'm scary~?"

Seeing Aaron's dazed look, Qiyana couldn't help complaining softly.

Aaron immediately came to his senses, and hurriedly denied: "No~, I don't think the teacher is scary, but I think the teacher is very reliable, which makes people feel inexplicably safe."

"Cut~, you can talk."

Qiyana snorted with some disdain, but the smile on the corner of her mouth still betrayed her true mood. Of course, she immediately hid this trace of joy, and said seriously:
"Aaron, have you reached the threshold of spiritual power for elementary witches?"

Before he finished speaking, Aaron felt a terrifying spiritual power emanating from Kiyana, sweeping away his own spiritual power, and giving him a feeling of being 'seen through'—fortunately, the spiritual power It only has the function of scanning the mental power of the opponent.

Therefore, even if it is as powerful and terrifying as Kiyana, it is impossible to discover the vertical pupils and chips hidden deep in Aaron's body, which makes Aaron secretly heave a sigh of relief-he believes that Kiyana will not harm him, but some things still exist. The fewer people who know, the better, not out of mistrust, but out of caution.

"Yes, I am going to break through to elementary witches tonight."

Aaron directly and generously acknowledged Kiana's inquiry.

(End of this chapter)