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If he gets an SSS rating and clears the boss room, there is a high probability that he will obtain extremely valuable demon-type materials or items.

It may be useful for repairing the [Master].

Only for his master would Dekan be willing to take a gamble.

Of course, the master would certainly not want Dekan to risk his life.

If it's too dangerous, Dekan will rationally give up the BOSS room.

Baron Bachcher thought for a moment and said, "I've heard of... Miss Olive in the Devil's Lab. She's always doing some horrific experiments, and there are even rumors that she often disregards school rules, but the principal has never caught her doing anything wrong."

laboratory?

A terrifying experiment?

Isn't that right?

This demon named Olive is most likely the demon mentioned in the quest that tormented humans!

The humans waiting to be saved are probably also in her laboratory.

This is probably the BOSS room.

“Go on.”

"That's it. The Demon Lab is far from the cooking classroom, and we hardly ever have any contact with it."

"...Then describe the school map, classroom information, and any information you know about the teachers."

......

Baron Bachcher spent nearly half an hour giving Decan a briefing on intelligence.

Throughout this time, Dekan remained seated at the long table, compiling and organizing intelligence based on Baron Bachcher's testimony.

He roughly drew a map, which was covered with markings.

"This is outrageous. This is the first time I've ever seen a school where you have to interrogate the teacher to learn something. It's exhausting."

After determining that Baron Bachcher had no more valuable intelligence,

Dekan put down his pen, leaned back in his chair, and stretched.

Upon hearing Dekan's exclamation, Cornelia hesitated to speak.

Even at the Demon Academy.

It's unlikely that something like "students learning by interrogating teachers" would happen.

Dekan looked at Cornelia and smiled slightly: "Cornelia, thank you for your hard work."

Cornelia has been suppressing Baron Bachcher ever since she captured him, and it has been almost an hour now.

"Easy and easy."

Cornelia answered.

She didn't even feel tired at all.

As long as she doesn't have to use her brain, she considers it a leisure activity.

"Finally, I'll have to trouble you to help him lose his memory."

Dekan said to Cornelia.

How do you make a demon lose its memory?

Cornelia asked, somewhat puzzled.

She had never learned about mental or spiritual magic.

Decan smiled without saying a word, and under Baron Bachcher's horrified gaze, summoned the dilapidated poet.

Cornelia frowned slightly, lost in thought.

She blinked.

Suddenly, it seemed like a revelation.

Immediately afterwards, Cornelia gripped the hammer handle tightly with both hands and, without hesitation, brought the hammer down on Baron Bachcher's head.

"boom!!!"

The entire classroom emitted a loud bang, as if the ground was about to collapse.

Baron Batchell's head was smashed into the ground, and spiderweb-like cracks spread out from the center of the head.

This blow didn't smash Baron Batchell's head, but it did break his warhammer.

The entire hammer handle bent, turning back into an unusable card.

Cornelia used her toes to brace against the prone Baron Bachcher and gently lifted her toes to turn him over.

His eyes rolled back, and he completely lost consciousness.

Is he still breathing?

Dekan asked.

"Yes, but he has fainted."

Cornelia could still sense that Baron Bachcher was still alive.

This demon, at least at the fifth rank, has a very robust body and extremely strong vitality.

However, after taking Cornelia's full-force headshot and experiencing 20 times the pain, even if he didn't lose his memory, he would probably be mentally impaired.

"Good, Buddha is merciful."

Dekan raised one hand slightly, palm facing up, and sighed.

Baron Bachcher is still useful; we can't just let him go through the wringer.

Where to go next?

Cornelia ignored Baron Bachcher on the ground and asked.

Dekan checked the time; approximately two hours and four minutes had passed since the instance began.

There are still 26 minutes until the next bell rings to signal the end of get out of class.

"Let's rest for half an hour first, and you should eat something too."

Dekan said to Cornelia.

They don't need to take risks right now.

And they really do need a rest.

After all, when you're out experiencing life, you should pay attention to balancing work and rest.

024 Dekan started talking nonsense

Cornelia jogged to the food cart, picked up the plate that was originally hers, and then placed it next to Dekan to begin eating.

Dekan leaned back in his chair, staring at the ceiling, reviewing the intelligence he had just acquired.

Now that he has a significant intelligence advantage, he needs to carefully plan his subsequent strategy.

After they rested, there were still nine and a half hours left.

Although mission objective 2 (rescuing the hostages) has been achieved, the progress of mission objective 1 (exploring the map) is currently only 8.6%.

It's still far from the required 50% or more.

There are two reasons why the progress is so slow.

First of all, Dekan and Cornelia stayed in this room for too long.

Exploring the cooking classroom only increased the overall progress by about 1%.

Secondly, they haven't even reached the BOSS room yet.

The BOSS room is likely to reward a very high amount of exploration progress.

Fortunately, the other four challengers were exploring at a decent pace.

The four-person configuration is likely to consist of one Tier 5, two Tier 4, and one useless character.

In the matchmaking system, a team consisting of a Tier 5 player and a Tier 3 player will not necessarily be considered suitable for Tier 4 difficulty.

Fifth-tier challengers have the ability to demolish certain levels in the fourth-tier shadow world.

The advantage it brings may require several lower-level challengers to balance it out.

Therefore, both Dekan and Cornelia are used to balance out the advantages of Tier 5 challengers.

Or they were originally destined to be cannon fodder.

"It's fortunate that I met such a good teacher as Bachcher."

Dekan couldn't help but sigh.

Cornelia ate her dinner and glanced at Dekan.

She held back her complaints.

She felt that ever since Dekan entered the world of film, it was as if he had been completely freed from the shackles of morality.

But it's alright.

This made her, as a teammate, feel more at ease.

Without even using her brain, she can easily conquer the Shadow World by simply pointing at Dekan and having her attack wherever he wants.