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Chapter 148
Chapter 148
Chapter 148
It’s April now, and starting today, we will begin our second year at Academy.
Last April, I thought I hadn’t seen any of the Academy’s second- or third-year seniors in the Academy building, but that was to be expected: the second- and third-year students were in different buildings, and the Magic Train station where they got off was one station ahead of first years.
A little more than 2,600 students who have completed the first-year assignment will study in the new building as second-year students.
We also entered the same numbered classroom in the new Academy building.
The students I had seen before spring break were already in their classrooms, and even though we are sophomores now, there was no shuffling of students like there was with class changes. After all they will all go to the same place in the battlefield.
“Good morning, Allen. What do…”
“Oh, good morning. And hi, Rifol. I think…”
As I was about to take my usual seat, I was approached by Rifol, who was sitting in front of me, just as he did in the first year.
I looked around the classroom as I answered. There are 30 seats in the classroom, but there are only 27 students.
There were three students who could not complete their summer assignments and were kicked out. There are enough seats in the new classroom for all three students.
I think we will have three new students.
I heard that several new students will be arriving today. The well-informed Rifol told me this before spring break.
There is a reason why we welcome these new students.
After the summer break of our second year, we will finally have a class on the history of the Demon King. Why is it after the summer break of the second year?
The reason for this is that the summer vacation of the second year is the time when the largest number of students dropout because of their failure. There is no need to needlessly pass on information about the Demon King.
In the Latash Kingdom, information about the Demon King is restricted. It’s probably because the people in power think that in a world of absolute monarchy, telling the people about the existence of a Demon King that they can’t control would do more harm than good. In my opinion, publicizing the existence of the Demon King may lead to economic instability and dissatisfaction with those in power.
Telling the students about the history of the Demon King is also a step-by-step process.