To maintain her seniority, Jessica could only feign composure and say, "I think it's because you feel guilty, junior."

"Sigh, I wanted to communicate with my senior as a peer, but she didn't appreciate it, so there's nothing I can do."

With a sigh, Viner walked to the center of the training ground.

The once high-spirited Silver Wolf Class Leader now seems like nothing more than a defeated dog on the street.

As Jessica watched Vina approach her mentor, a sense of foreboding suddenly rose in her heart.

"You rascal, you wouldn't—"

"I don't want to work hard anymore, sister."

"Heh, you little rascal."

Under Jessica's almost desperate gaze, Tilissa chuckled and ultimately did not deny it.

Chapter 268 The Darkest Day of My Disciple Life

"Well, it's okay if we didn't know before. From now on, we'll each follow our own rules. I'll call you senior sister, and you can call me senior uncle. How does that sound, senior sister?"

What appears to be a well-intentioned suggestion is actually an attempt to take advantage of someone's misfortune.

This "sister" title wasn't given lightly.

Vina wanted to imprint Jessica's humiliating appearance firmly in her mind.

"Get out," Jessica muttered weakly.

Seeing that her mentor not only did not deny it, but actually readily accepted the title, it felt as if a corner of her world had collapsed.

The teacher she saw as flawless now had the only stain on his life.

This is the junior I originally thought was quite promising.

"I'm so stupid, I was blind to choose such an ingrate," Jessica thought to herself.

"Sister, your apprentice insulted me."

And the instigators of all this are even tattling on each other.

"Alright, Venere, just shut up."

Tilisa ultimately couldn't stand by and watch Venus bully her beloved student too much.

"And Jessica is the same. She's clearly a capable adult, yet she still acts like a child?"

The same sentence can be interpreted differently depending on who is saying it.

What the brave say becomes a famous quote that will be recorded in history.

If a poor blacksmith were to speak, no one would care.

Only Tissa, who single-handedly trained Jessica, could discipline this academic nightmare like a child.

"You always think you can move freely with your spatial abilities and not take danger seriously. How does it feel to fall headfirst into a trap like that?"

"If you fall into my hands, fine, but if you fall into the enemy's hands, do you think you'll still be alive?"

A spell-nullifying barrier would be a life-saving trump card for other spellcasters, but Jessica never took it seriously.

No matter what spell the opponent chants, she can escape the spell's range with a single teleportation.

If it were a traditional mage with a weakness in close combat, and there were no other guards protecting them inside the barrier, Jessica could easily teleport into the barrier, stab the person through, and then leave.

This is the confidence that the spatial emblem brings her.

If a real fight breaks out, three Sky Demons wouldn't be as good as one Sword Demon.

However, the Sky Demon is recognized by humans as the most troublesome demon.

That's why.

A wise disciple is better than a teacher.

Tilisa knew Jessica's personality best, which is why she was able to set such a targeted trap to capture her.

“I heard from Ada that you’ve been coming out of the dungeon all these days, always covered in wounds.”

"Only twice, I guess," Jessica tried to argue.

Besides, she can't be blamed for these two incidents. After all, she was fighting against a demon, and not many people can guarantee that they will be unharmed.

"You have the nerve to say that? You're having so much trouble dealing with a demon sealed inside the dungeon. If you encountered it in the outside world, you'd only have to run away."

Seeing that the other party still dared to talk back, Tilissa snapped her fingers, and a small magical hand appeared in front of Jessica's forehead, flicking her finger hard.

"Ah!" — That was Jessica's sound of pain.

After her magic essence was completely sealed, even such a slight blow was enough to make her feel pain.

"Pfft." — This was the sound of Viner unable to suppress a laugh.

Jessica can't be allowed to get away with this.

"Teacher, the guy behind you is the one who always comes out of the dungeon lying down."

Upon hearing this, Wiener's expression changed slightly.

"Yes, I've heard about that too."

Tilisa turned to look at Vina.

Knowing he couldn't escape, Wiener took a few steps forward.

"Don't do that again next time," Tilissa cautioned.

Instead of the expected flick on the head, they gently rubbed Vina's head.

This stark contrast in the preference for girls over boys made Jessica wonder if she was the one who was adopted.

She never imagined that she would understand Felix's feelings about her in this way.

I'll try my best.

Wiener's answer was rather perfunctory.

He doesn't want to end up battered and bruised every time, but he also won't give up his biggest trump card because of it.

Be prepared for danger in times of peace.

Rather than using the "sword" for competitions, he prioritized creating "This is a sword" to serve as his trump card.

"You."

Tissa knew that Vena hadn't listened to what she said, but she didn't say anything more.

"Goo-"

At just the right moment, Venere's stomach rumbled.

He was prepared for strenuous exercise, so he didn't dare to eat too much.

After a long day of sparring, most of my energy was used up, and I naturally got hungry very quickly.

"That's it for today."

Seeing that the training objectives had been largely achieved, Tilissa immediately announced her dismissal.

"That--"

Jessica looked at Tilisa eagerly, but Venere beat her to it.

"To thank you for the lessons these past two days, how about I treat you to a meal?" Viner extended an invitation.

"I've been eating at the college cafeteria for over ten years."

"Then let's go to the dorm, I'll cook for myself."

"...Can."

Tilissa agreed almost without hesitation, and then reached out to summon a portal.

The portal was pointing directly at the Venerable Workshop, as if it were eager to open it.

“You…” Wiener hesitated, unable to finish his sentence.

"If you want others to know that you've been visited at home, I can grant your wish."

"No, no, no, let's forget about it then."

Having already become aware of her reputation, Vena quickly pushed Tilisa into the portal.

As the two left, the temporary portal quickly disappeared.

Only one person was completely forgotten.

"Take me with you though!!!"

Jessica rolled around on the ground.

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"Felix, look who I brought back!"

As soon as Viner landed, he shouted into the house.

"Besides Lisette and that senior who always shows up uninvited, who else would come to our dorm?"

Felix stepped out of his dormitory, only to find a completely unexpected figure in front of him.

"Master...Master?!"

Felix's voice trembled with excitement, making him somewhat incoherent.

"I'll go cook. Should I have Felix keep you company for a while?"

Wiener asked for opinions.

“Sure, I’d also like to know what Chifelix’s daily life is like,” Tilissa agreed.

"Master, would you like some tea? I'll brew it right now!"

Having a rare opportunity, Felix naturally wanted to do his best.

Without hesitation, he searched out the finest tea leaves from Viner's collection and prepared them with the same level of focus he always had.

Tissa, however, was not in a hurry. She smiled slightly at Felix and strolled toward his room.

There's an adorable cat that seems to have grown on the floor and wardrobe, a giant katana leaning against the wall that exudes immense pressure, and two meticulously maintained longswords on the table.

Compared to Wiener, who only used the dormitory as a place to sleep, Felix was the one who enjoyed college life much more.

With that in mind, Tissa reached out and opened one of the wardrobe doors.

The dazzling array of clothes made her a little dizzy.

"Master, I've brought you some tea—wow!"

When Felix brought in the tea, he saw that all the wardrobes had been opened.

The person who started all of this was standing in front of the mirror comparing himself to a black and white maid outfit.

Noticing Felix's arrival, Tissa's lips curled into a playful smile, and a teasing remark slipped out.

"I didn't expect you to be so adept at having fun."

"No!"

Felix was on the verge of tears.

Chapter 269 Tissalis's Reminder

"It's almost time to prepare dinner—Felix, what are you doing?"

Wiener meant to remind the two that dinner was almost ready, but what he saw surprised him slightly.

Tilisa was already elegantly seated at one side of the dining table, holding a delicate porcelain cup in her hand, the aroma of black tea wafting gently in the air.

Standing behind her, Felix, dressed in a classic black and white maid outfit, looked exactly like a beautiful maid who served the young lady tea.

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