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Chapter 358 - 246: Mu You’s Magic Talent_1

Chapter 358: Chapter 246: Mu You’s Magic Talent_1

"Chris Jason?"

It seems that there was no option to pick a name earlier. A new name has just popped up out of nowhere.

The admission certificate says it’s non-named, although it does have a name. Perhaps Cola’s owner had registered it in advance. Chris is the prefix of Cola’s owner’s name, and the second part is probably a random pick by her.

The name doesn’t matter much. Next, there are grades, credits, medals, permissions, and other information.

Mu You checks them one by one.

[Grade: Red Rose Academy is divided into Grades 1 through 7, representing the student’s academic progress level. Each grade learns different spells, the higher the grade, the more permissions they have.

How to advance a grade: Master at least 10 spells taught by teachers of this grade (class record required), obtain more than 50 Red Rose Medals, and achieve at least five consecutive victories in the Duel Field of this grade. Then, you are eligible to take the promotion exam. Passing the test allows you to proceed to the next grade level. After passing the seventh grade exam, you will successfully graduate.]

It’s not much different from the education system on Earth. It is also a system of credits and examinations for advancement, but it’s not as complicated as on Earth. Here, after seven grades, you graduate completely.

However, to gain examination eligibility, various conditions need to be satisfied, including combat-related ones. In other words, these magic academies cultivate not only theoretical levels but also practical combat levels.

Back to reading.

[Credits: Represent the score of spell learning progress. Each spell learned in an in-school class earns one credit. Unless there are special circumstances, pupils with unqualified annual credits will be expelled.]

[Red Rose Medals: Represent the honor the students have earned. Each victory in the Duel Field, completion of various tasks issued by the academy, or gaining special honor for the academy earns varying numbers of Red Rose Medals. Red Rose Medals cannot be traded but can be consumed in in-school consumer places like grocery shops at a (1 Medal = 2 years of life) ratio. Each student who gains the most Medals in their grade each year can receive a ’Red Rose Star’ medal, the highest honor of Red Rose Magic Academy.]

[In-school Permissions: Determination of the places that students can enter within the schools, and the privileges available to them in those places.]

Credits and permissions are as expected, just like in my imagination.

Medals, on the other hand, seem to be quite important. They can be earned through fighting in the Duel Field and can be used as currency for shopping. The person who gains the most medals can get a special title that only one person per grade can receive. It’s precious.

Cola’s previous owner once received three Red Rose Stars, which attests to his prominent position in the academy.

All that’s left now are the accessible areas.

Mu You checks them each one by one, paying particular attention to the ’Duel Field’.

[Duel Field: A specifically designed place for combats to cultivate students’ combat abilities. Equipment is off limits in the Duel Field. No use of any Dark Magic or Forbidden Curses. Limited Recovery Potions can be used in each duel. Death doesn’t consume lifespan or lose experience. Open from 20:00 to 22:00 each night. A five-minute interval is required for each participation. Opponents from the same grade are randomly assigned after participation. Upon victory, double experience points are gained, and a Red Rose Medal can be received. Every three consecutive victories gains an extra 1-7 Medals (depending on your current grade).]

It indeed is the ’safe duel field’ as I imagined. Death bears no consequences, they can train their combat skills freely.

However, what Mu You eyes are the rewards in this place: double experience upon victory, and moreover, there are Medals to get, which can be used as currency.

There’s a five-minute gap between each duel, which means the maximum number of duels you can participate in a day is 24.

If all are victorious, it will amount to 32 Medals, equating to each Medal being two years of life. Therefore, you could gain 64 years of life in a day at most!

Add that to the double experience, it’s much more efficient than going out to fight monsters!

Mu You quickly decides that he will stay on time, exhaust all his Duel Field opportunities every night!

Having read the information, Mu You finally manipulates his avatar to enter the academy.

[With your Badge on, you’ve entered the protective spell of Red Rose Academy.]

[This academy, which has been bestowed with a space extension, is much larger inside than what it seems from outside. It’s subdivided into seven major areas, including 27 towers and large buildings as well as over two hundred regular buildings, along with numerous magical forests, lakes, mountain peaks, and farmlands. Yet, the ones you’re allowed to enter are countable on fingers. Where would you like to explore first?]

A total of eleven options pop up at the bottom of the text, which are the places he can currently enter as mentioned on the badge earlier.

Mu You’s first choice is ’Spell Teaching Building’.

[You’ve arrived at the first-year Spell Training Building, which is specifically designed for teaching first year students spells. However, the building is currently empty. All spell classes are only in operation from 6:00 to 20:00 each day. It’s after-school hours now, you’d better return to the dormitory and rest. Would you like to go to the dormitory now?]

"No."

Mu You is not in a hurry to return. Since he’s already here, he might as well explore a bit more.

[You’ve entered the hall of the Spell Teaching Building.]

[You see a row of exhibition shelves on the right of the hall, laying out the ’timetable’, worth 10 years of lifespan, however, each new enrollee can receive a timetable for free. Would you like to take it now?]

"Receive."

[You’ve received the ’Red Rose Academy Timetable’].