The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

"Okay, okay!"

Upon hearing that there would be a big meal, Felix instantly perked up and, without even needing Lisette's help, stood up abruptly, leaving Lisette somewhat amused and exasperated.

"A truly wonderful match," Jessica clapped her hands lightly, sincerely congratulating the two juniors in front of her. "Your performance is enough to make most second-year students feel ashamed."

"This is all thanks to the careful guidance of my seniors and teachers," Lisette said gratefully.

If Lisette and Felix were to participate in the second-year competition, even if they couldn't win, they would certainly achieve a respectable result.

After all, the Silver Wolf Class is famous for its volumes.

First graders learn second grade content, and second graders complete third grade courses. By the time they graduate from third grade, their abilities and knowledge reserves are already comparable to most teachers.

Even the experience and knowledge that Tilissa and her mentor inadvertently imparted to these three freshmen on a daily basis far exceeded the scope of second-year students.

There's no such thing as forcing growth here; what you learn with your heart will eventually belong to you.

Teach what you can learn; teach what you think you should know as well.

The teaching methods of the Silver Wolf Class may not be suitable for widespread adoption, but they are the most effective way to realize students' talents.

If you can't even get through this, then don't presume to call yourself a genius.

"Hey Jessica, wanna come to the dinner party tonight? We'll have Venus treat!"

Lisette mentioned it casually, but after Felix "confirmed" it, it seemed as if the matter was already a done deal.

This also shows that he was in a really good mood, as he actually took the initiative to invite Jessica.

"A celebration party? That's no problem, but I have to wait until the second and third year competitions are over." Jessica agreed after a moment's thought. "Since it's a celebration party, should we invite the teachers too?"

Jessica knew that if she went to invite the teacher alone, Tilissa would almost always refuse unless there was a special reason.

But if it were Via who extended the invitation, she would be 80% sure her teacher would agree.

Jessica was unwilling to admit it, but she had no choice but to silently make a fuss about it.

However, she didn't expect that Vener would rarely speak to Tilissa unless there was something important to say.

Jessica, however, relentlessly harassed Tilissa, once a day, without rest for a week.

Being rejected is understandable.

"Is that okay? I'll go find it—"

Felix was visibly happier when he heard that Tilissa might be coming.

His determination to win the championship is solely for the sake of gaining praise from Vena and his mentor.

“I’ll go.” Jessica interrupted Felix without waiting for a reply.

"Uh..."

"The teacher is with representatives from several other countries right now; it wouldn't be appropriate for you to go there rashly."

This is the obvious reason.

However, seeing Felix's smile instantly dim, Jessica couldn't help but feel pity, so she added, "Don't worry, I will definitely bring the teacher to you."

"Then I'll leave Master's affairs to you!"

Felix's face immediately brightened, and a radiant smile returned.

"Then let's go back and rest for a bit. See you tonight, senior," Lisette suggested softly.

Although Felix won the first-year group championship, the official award ceremony will not be held until the individual competitions of all three grades and the Griffin Battle the following day have all concluded.

After the match ended, the two players found themselves with some free time.

"Huh? But I don't want to take a break yet—"

Felix had barely begun to speak when Lisette interrupted him.

"Are you really going to attend the celebration party looking all dirty?" Lisette convinced Felix with just one sentence. "You're the star of the night."

"Good."

"See you tonight."

Seeing that the two had made up their minds, Jessica took the initiative to say goodbye to them.

See you tonight, senior/Jessica.

The two spoke in unison, and then, as is customary, circled the arena once amidst the enthusiastic cheers of the audience before slowly leaving the arena.

Jessica waited until the instructors came to repair the ring, exchanged a few words with them, and then disappeared from the spot.

......

"Teacher...where are the others?"

Jessica suddenly appeared, only to find that Tilissa was the only one left in the commentary booth.

"A match where the outcome is no longer in doubt is naturally not worth watching."

Tilisa gently put down her teacup, her gaze never leaving the rising steam, and answered her disciple in a calm tone.

Second grade, Edel von Fursberg.

Third grade, Dimir Bredad.

The results of the remaining two grade groups are almost a foregone conclusion, and there is no need to witness them firsthand.

The real highlight was the Griffin Battle on the second day.

If neither of the finalists were her carefully taught students, Tilisa would probably have walked away long ago.

"They're planning a celebration banquet tonight, would you like to come, teacher?"

"You young people can have some fun yourselves, I won't—"

“It is Vena who wants to invite you.”

In order to persuade her teacher, Jessica told a little lie.

"...Then please save me a seat."

With a hint of softening in her voice, Tilissa finally changed her tune.

Chapter 315 Don’t let the wealth go to outsiders

Despite having anticipated this, Jessica couldn't help but feel a pang of jealousy when she saw that Tilissa was indeed going to treat her differently.

"I'll leave this to you for now."

Tilisa straightened her collar slightly, then suddenly spoke up.

"Teacher, are you leaving too?" Jessica asked, puzzled.

"Okay, I'll go to Ada's place and see how that student wearing the cursed equipment is doing."

Since the accident occurred on campus, even if it wasn't directly caused by the college, it's still necessary to ensure the safety of the students.

Ida just informed Tilissa that the student is out of danger and asked if she needed to visit him.

"Do you need me to take you there?"

“There’s no rush,” Tilissa politely declined Jessica’s offer. “Speaking of which, what about Samif?”

“She said some bugs had gotten in, and then she disappeared,” Jessica said.

"Is this so..."

Tilisa knew that Samif was not an alarmist.

Since she said that, she must have already realized something.

It's unclear which family these insects that have snuck in belong to.

"Then you'll have to keep a close eye on things here," Tilissa reminded her again.

"When have I ever let you down?" Jessica asked her teacher with a playful smile.

"That's true."

Tilisa gave her proud student a pleased look.

With Jessica around, she can indeed have much less to worry about.

Jessica only came to her senses after Tilissa's figure had completely disappeared from the commentary booth.

She took a few steps to the spot where Tilissa had been sitting and picked up the cup of tea, which was still warm.

Regardless of whether Tilissa had already sipped the tea, she carefully took a sip, as if savoring some indescribable emotion.

Perhaps it was just psychological, but the tea tasted even more mellow than usual, leaving a lingering aftertaste.

Take a bite, then another bite.

Only when every last drop of tea was left in the cup did she reluctantly put it down and switch to the Lionheart.

"Come on, help me put this cup away." Jessica said, pressing her finger against the lion cub's nose, solemnly instructing, "Keep it separate, or you'll be held responsible if it gets lost!"

Lionheart seemed to understand her meaning, letting out a slightly resentful yet obedient "meow~".

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"I seem to have forgotten to tell that girl that I made her a cup of tea."

Tilissa had just stepped outside the infirmary when she suddenly realized this.

"Well, given her personality, she'll probably understand without being told."

My disciple is good in every way, except that he is a bit too clingy.

Despite the intense pursuit of many promising young men, Jessica rejected one of them.

"If Arios has raised her standards too high, what about Vena..." Tilissa Mer pondered.

Fertilizer does not flow into outsiders' fields.

Even if Jessica wanted to be her teacher and student for life, she always had to think about her own student.

"Sigh, if only Vena were as clingy as Jessica."

Tissa shook her head, trying to stop thinking about it.

He then turned the doorknob of the infirmary.

"Lady Tilitha."

A sharp-eyed assistant physician immediately noticed her arrival and greeted her respectfully.

Tissa nodded in response, then asked, "Um, where's Ida?"

"Lady Ada is in the ward inside."

The assistant physician politely pointed in the direction, his tone conveying a sense of consideration.

After thanking her, Tilissa walked in the direction the assistant had pointed out.

As soon as I opened the door, I heard Ida's voice.

"The healing curse has been lifted, which makes things much easier. You're quite robust, kid. Remember to eat and drink plenty of water and get plenty of rest when you get back to replenish your lost energy."

"After all, I personally took action to ensure that your left hand is not left with any aftereffects."

As Ida spoke, she carefully reminded Baal of the things he needed to pay attention to.

"The lifting of the curse means River broke the magic spear, right? This guy actually won the championship just like I said?"

Barr couldn't help but sigh, his tone filled with admiration and anticipation.

If that's the case, then following him wouldn't be considered a waste of his potential.

Tilisa's gaze fell on Barr, who was sitting on the hospital bed.

His left wrist was tightly wrapped in bandages, which had been changed countless times.

His right hand was connected to an IV drip via a transparent tube, which was slowly replenishing the lost fluids and nutrients.

Although his face was pale from blood loss, he was still in relatively good spirits.

"No, it's just because Felix broke the magic spear."