The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

In fact, during the two weeks that the students of the Fighting Academy were away from the academy, almost no one participated in the morning exercises.

Especially since the students of the Demon Academy and the Alchemy Academy started conducting joint research projects, the phenomenon of early morning absences has spread rapidly like a virus, with transmission occurring from person to person.

But today is different.

Today is the awards ceremony, and it is said that the college dean will be in attendance.

Whether it's teachers or students, no one should dare to be absent.

"Vina!" Lisette was already waiting at the entrance of the hall, and waved to Vina as soon as she saw her.

Even if she didn't wave, with her striking silver hair, Venus would never miss her.

"Well, long time no see."

Venere walked naturally to Lisette's side, and the two entered the hall side by side.

"Thank you for your hard work these past few days," Viner said.

"Hmm?" Lisette tilted her head and looked at Vina, not understanding what she meant.

"It must be tough working on your research project with Felix, right?"

It wasn't until just before leaving that Venerer saw Felix solemnly change into his formal attire, and he realized that Felix's talk of receiving an award was no joke.

“Compared to you guys going out for training with the Knights, what hardship we’re experiencing staying in school is nothing,” Listy shook her head. “You’ve lost weight.”

“Don’t talk nonsense, I call this a decrease in body fat percentage,” Wiener corrected.

I have no idea how Jessica's secret medicine was made.

Having mastered the technique of internal vision, Wiener understood best how transformative her body had become in the past two weeks.

"I don't care, I've just lost weight."

"Good good."

Faced with Lisette's little act of capriciousness, Vina had no choice but to give in.

However, he was not one to easily admit defeat.

Venere lags behind, placing her hands under Lisette's armpits and easily lifting her from the ground with a high lift.

"You've gained weight."

"That's normal physical development!"

Lisette waved her fist, wanting to teach Venus a lesson, but in this stance, her short arms were magnified, and she couldn't reach Venus at all.

She reluctantly reached out to kick him, but Vena showed an expression of enjoyment, which sent a chill down Listy's spine.

"Put me down!" Lisette shouted, embarrassed and annoyed.

"it is good."

Vina slowly released her grip, allowing Lisette to land smoothly.

He then patted Lisette's head reassuringly and gestured to the area of ​​his chest.

"You've definitely grown taller."

"Humph!"

Lisette appeared angry, but a strange emotion welled up inside her.

Chapter 209 Felix's Charm

The two sat side by side in the middle section of the auditorium.

Perhaps because the dean would be attending, the auditorium was already filled with students from different grades.

Wiener's gaze was firmly drawn to a certain figure from behind, and he couldn't help but let out a surprised "Hmm?".

That seemed to be a senior student.

What attracted Venus was her striking resemblance to Lisette's silver hair.

Seemingly sensing the gaze coming from behind, Adele turned her head slightly and immediately spotted Vina secretly observing her. Her gaze then shifted to Lisette, who was standing next to Vina.

Seemingly out of respect for Lisette, the senior student was not angry at Venus's rudeness, but instead nodded to him in a friendly manner.

"What are you looking at?" Lisette keenly noticed that something was wrong with Venus.

"Do you have any brothers, sisters, or relatives in the academy?" Wiener replied, seemingly ignoring the question.

“You’re just saying things I don’t understand,” Lisette said, initially puzzled, but then she suddenly realized what was going on when she followed Venus’s gaze.

Lisette shoved Venus's head down and stood up from her seat to bow and apologize.

Adele simply smiled and sat up straight, without pursuing the matter further.

However, Lisette wasn't about to let Vina off so easily.

“Vina, you are being extremely rude. That is Her Highness Edel, the Crown Princess of the Aster Empire.”

Lisette poked Vina's arm with her finger while scolding her in a low voice.

Although the Cordelia family was considered a powerful clan within the Allied Powers, they were nothing compared to the Crown Prince of the Empire.

“I don’t think they care,” Viner said helplessly.

He genuinely didn't know about this; he only noticed the other person because of their unique hair color.

This is the first time that Viner has seen someone with the same hair color as Lisette since she came to the academy.

"Just because Her Highness the Princess is magnanimous and doesn't hold it against you doesn't mean that those around her feel the same way. Do you even understand the principle that a subject should die for his country if it is disgraced?"

Lisette poked even harder.

"Should I go apologize to her later?" Viner tentatively suggested.

Upon hearing this, Lisette even stopped what she was doing.

"Never mind, I was just afraid that if you went there, things would get worse. I'll apologize to Her Highness the Princess for you later."

Lisette was already fully aware of Vina's talent for causing trouble.

"It's not that exaggerated."

Viner scratched his head, about to say something, but was immediately interrupted by Listi.

Shh, it's starting.

As the deans took their seats, the auditorium was plunged into darkness.

Only one bright light remained, pointing directly at the podium.

To create such a dazzling entrance in broad daylight, a senior mage was employed to use daylight and darkness spells for illumination. Only St. Freya Academy could afford such extravagance.

All eyes were focused on the podium.

All eyes were on the radiant stage, where a distinguished woman in a magnificent robe gracefully stepped into the center of the spotlight.

The neckline and cuffs are inlaid with delicate gold-edged lace, like dewdrops shimmering in the morning light, exuding both elegance and a uniquely feminine gentleness.

The robes, which clung gently to her graceful figure, were perfectly designed at the waist, outlining an admirable curve.

His every move exudes an indescribable air of nobility.

It was a charm that transcended worldly boundaries, making it impossible for anyone to harbor any evil thoughts.

"Greetings, fellow students of St. Freya Military Academy. I am your Dean, Freya St. Tiffany. It is a pleasure to meet you all."

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Compared to the other deans with their graying temples and "sea of ​​wisdom" on their heads, this dean looked far too young. However, this did not diminish her prestige in the slightest.

The respect they showed to the dean was evident simply from the attitude of those senior professors.

"The dean is so young."

"Vina murmured softly."

"Shh, be careful what you say. The headmaster is a legendary figure who assisted two generations of heroes in sealing the demon god; he is a living epic."

Listy quickly stopped her.

If the person Listy respects most is the contemporary hero Arios, then Headmistress Rhea is the second person she respects most.

Vina counted on her fingers and realized that, including that unlucky guy Arios, there were three generations of heroes.

Doesn't this mean that the seemingly thirty-something-year-old, gentle and refined dean of the academy might actually be over a century old?

The thought that such a distinguished person would summon him for a private audience made even Wiener a little nervous.

If it's this person, would I be able to tell them the truth?

While Wiener was lost in thought, the award ceremony was already more than halfway through.

For the dean to attend a ceremony of this caliber is already a tremendous honor.

Of course, someone else will be chosen to host and present the awards.

However, seeing Felix take the podium for the fifth time to receive the award, Wiener finally couldn't hold back anymore.

"Wait, what's going on?"

Vena looked at Listi, hoping for an answer.

"The Magic Academy and the Alchemy Academy recognize awards based on the final results produced by teams, not on individuals. So, in principle, anyone who is a member of the team can go on stage to receive an award," Listi explained.

"I understand what you're saying, but what does this have to do with Felix?"

Wiener couldn't understand. Even if Lysette gave up her chance to go on stage and receive the award to Felix, what about the remaining four?

Surely he can't have said that during his two-week absence, Felix got hit on the head by a goddess and suddenly became a top scholar, right?

"Because Felix is ​​listed in almost every group."

Listy smiled, thinking that Vena had underestimated Felix.

Felix was of no academic use, and Lisette wouldn't assign him any complicated work, so he was always idle.

Because he had a lot of free time, Felix would wander between different groups and help out with whatever small things he could.

Sometimes it's helping to fetch meals and deliver water, sometimes it's helping to clean up waste generated from experiments, and sometimes it's also serving as a safety officer to rescue people from blasting sites.

It seemed that everyone could feel at ease just by seeing Felix.

As a result, when submitting their project reports, almost every group added Felix to their member list.

The project was completed, but new problems arose.

Because the project was not completed by one person, but only one person could go on stage to receive the award.

Everyone wanted to be the group representative, but no one could convince anyone else to give up the position. The argument was even more heated than when the research was being conducted.

Then someone suggested that since no one was willing to concede to anyone else, Felix should represent the group to accept the award.

It may have been just a joke, but unexpectedly, it received everyone's approval.

Once the first one appears, a second one will soon follow. Under the influence of a strange competitive spirit, the five research groups that received the award unanimously decided to let Felix accept the award on behalf of their group.

Then a scene unfolded that was completely incomprehensible to Wiener.

Chapter 210 What kind of class does he have that he's worthy of being compared to me?

Fortunately, only five projects from the Magic and Alchemy departments were recognized in the end; otherwise, Felix probably wouldn't have been able to memorize so many acceptance speeches.

"it is finally over."

When Viner saw that the next student to take the stage was River from the Fighting Academy, she finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"What's wrong? You can't stand seeing Felix win the award?"

"What could I possibly not get over? It's just that the feeling is a little unsettling."

"How subtle?" Lisette pressed.

“I feel like Felix lowered the prestige of this award,” Viner said half-jokingly. “It’s a good thing I didn’t get one, otherwise I probably wouldn’t be able to sleep tonight thinking that I’m on the same level as Felix.”

“You…” Lisette chuckled.

The recognition itself may not be important.