Full-Time Magister: My Talent is Pretty Good

Tang Yue's voice wasn't loud, but it was mature and pleasant to the ear, though it carried more of a reproach.

Lu Jin'an was drawn to the voice and looked towards the podium, where she saw Tang Yue, who was dressed in a professional suit and looked charming and attractive.

He was a little confused, but Zhang Xiaohou, despite Tang Yue's pressure, told him what had happened in a very loyal manner.

After understanding the whole story, Lu Jin'an quickly stood up, answered "Here," and casually offered an explanation.

"Teacher, I didn't sleep well last night, I'm sorry to have troubled you."

Tang Yue nodded. Seeing that Lu Jin'an's attitude was sincere and he didn't seem like a problem student, she breathed a slight sigh of relief. Maybe he really hadn't slept well.

He waved his hand, indicating that he could sit down now.

Then they continued calling out names.

After sitting down and thanking Zhang Xiaohou, Lu Jin'an was no longer sleepy.

He sat in his seat, looking at Tang Yue who was still taking attendance, somewhat surprised. He hadn't expected her to be even more beautiful than he had imagined.

The mature beauty lived up to her reputation, but she wasn't his type; she was too old, and he couldn't compete with her.

  

I still prefer 18-year-olds.

Lost in thought, Tang Yue soon finished calling all the names. She looked at the list of names in her hand and nodded.

Great, nothing went wrong, and everyone is here.

After thinking for a moment, she decided to first establish her authority as a teacher and let these students witness the power of magic.

Putting down the roster, Tang Yue glanced at the group of young faces below the stage and asked.

Are there any students among you who have awakened the fire attribute?

The sound, though not loud, reached the ears of every student clearly, and those who had awakened their fire element all stood up.

There were only five or six people, among whom Mo Fan, as a fire elementalist, also stood up.

This time, Zhao Kunsan didn't mock them as he did in the original story. Because of Lu Jin'an, his relationship with Mu Bai and Mo Fan had improved somewhat.

Tang Yue looked at the people who had stood up and nodded in satisfaction.

Not bad, they all have decent talent, especially that girl named Zhou Min, who already has six stars lit up on her school uniform.

Finally, she focused her attention on Mo Fan, who had only lit up three stars.

Tang Yue could sense that this student named Mo Fan had a great talent for fire element, but why had he only lit up three stars?

However, she didn't say much, just nodded, indicating that everyone could sit down.

After that, there were some boring parts. After a few brief words, Tang Yue led everyone to the magic practice classroom.

Tang Yue stood in front of the shooting range, and the students stood not far away. She clapped her hands to signal everyone to look at her.

"Next, I will cast a basic fire spell—Fire Spray."

As she spoke, she raised her hand, her palm loosely clenched, and a magical diagram of connected stars lit up beneath her.

A continuous stream of fire elemental energy surged forth, and a red fireball slowly condensed in her hand, intensely hot yet utterly harmless.

"Sizzle!"

Her thin lips parted slightly, her voice soft, exuding a mature and charming confidence.

With a flick of his arm, the fireball in his palm flew towards the dummy several meters away.

One second, two seconds.

The fireball hit the dummy but nothing happened, leaving the students nearby looking puzzled.

Some were secretly thinking to themselves, "Fire element doesn't seem that powerful."

The next second, everyone who had thought that way was proven wrong.

A burst of intense flames suddenly erupted from the dummy's body, and the raging fire spread along the area that had just been hit.

Within two breaths, the mannequin that had been standing there had turned into a charred mess, and the heatwave slammed into the students.

Some of the more timid ones instinctively took two steps back.

Upon seeing this, Tang Yue's smile grew even brighter; this was exactly the effect she wanted.

At this moment, the students finally realized what was happening and looked at Tang Yue, who was illuminated by the firelight.

The initially fervent and skeptical gazes have turned into more awe and admiration.

Of course, Lu Jin'an was an exception. He looked at the mannequin that had been burned to a crisp and lay on the ground, and curled his lip.

This is clearly a level two Fire Incineration - Bone Burning, but the release speed is quite fast. It seems that Teacher Tang Yue is quite skilled.

That makes sense. After all, they are members of the Inquisition. They wouldn't be able to come to Bo City and blacken the Vatican without real ability.

……

Not long after, the magic training class ended, and Tang Yue left the classroom.

Before leaving, she reminded those who had awakened their fire element to seek her private tutoring when they had time.

Some male students from other departments, who had suddenly awakened to the truth, were filled with regret and wished they could awaken to it all over again.

And so, campus life progressed little by little. Lu Jin'an went to school every Friday, occasionally sneaking out to take on missions, and went home from Friday to Sunday, while also taking two days to hunt monsters.

Soon, the semester will be over, and the final exams will be coming soon.

Lu Jin'an's cultivation has steadily improved, and he has made great progress this semester. He has reached the middle threshold of the Necromancer system and is only one step away from breaking through.

The wind element hasn't fallen behind much either, and it's not far from the mid-tier.

Of course, the biggest gain was when hunting demons outside the city, where he obtained more than twenty remnant souls and a complete servant-level essence.

Lu Jin'an was overjoyed at the time, and he was so excited that he couldn't sleep for several days. Although he didn't know the exact value of this thing, he figured it wouldn't be too bad.

After all, Stardust Magic Artifacts are already worth 500 million, so it's not unreasonable to sell its main material for 300 million.

Lu Jin'an refined half of the remaining remnant soul himself, and kept the other half to nurture the undead in the future.

Time flies, and Lu Jinan continues his monotonous life, going back and forth between home, work, and school. Before long, the semester will come to its last day.

The final magic exam is approaching.

This is a turning point between ordinary and outstanding students. In the final mock exam, students who perform well will be assigned to the top class.

Those who don't meet the standards will be in big trouble; they'll be expelled from school.

After all, resources are limited, and every student needs them, so naturally they should be allocated to those with talent first.

Of course, it's not that cruel. Students with average talent can naturally meet the school's standards as long as they practice diligently.

Although they may not be given priority in resource allocation, they can still stay and continue learning.

Therefore, the magic exam is mainly aimed at those who have poor talent and are unwilling to work hard.

Early in the morning, in Class 3, which is Lu Jin'an's class.

Even before 8 a.m. started, some students were already nervous and scared, but most were still nervous, after all, most people still wanted to continue down the path of magic.

While not everyone can achieve great things, who at this age wouldn't want to give it their all?

There aren't many who are truly giving up; most, though of average talent, still persist in daily meditation.

Of course, some talented people were also looking forward to this magic assessment, and Mu Bai was one of them.

As a member of the Mu family, he naturally knew that many important figures would come to the school for this unconventional assessment, and that he only needed to demonstrate sufficient talent.

I believe the Mu family will also allocate more resources to him.