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Chapter 549 - 312 Seeing the World with Your Heart_2

Chapter 549: Chapter 312 Seeing the World with Your Heart_2

But what’s happening now? A group of kids are calling him ’Mountain Ghost’ behind his back, is this some kind of nickname?

Mu You quickly realized why. Obviously, it was because he won too many duels in the first grade and showed no mercy, defeating strong and weak opponents fullheartedly. Over time, his infamy had spread throughout the year, and it wasn’t surprising that he had ended up with a nickname.

"But ’Mountain Ghost’ sounds too bad, these kids have no taste, ’Great Demon King’ would be so much better... I’ll go to the Duel Field tonight and teach them a lesson," he decided internally, ignoring everyone else to focus on his class.

It’s worth mentioning that after he completes the six magic spells for the week, he would have learned a total of ten spells in the school.

And ten spells is the basic requirement to move up a grade!

Mu You planned to take the advancement exam as soon as possible and move to a higher grade.

The main reason being that the magic taught in the first grade is all low level, which is very weak and mostly supplemental spells. From second grade, they start teaching intermediate level magic, and high level magic only appears in the third grade and above.

If possible, he’d even want to skip straight to seventh grade.

At noon, at the end of the magic lesson, Mu You rushed to the library to check the conditions for advancing a grade.

The result left him speechless.

He thought that just having learned enough magic spells would be enough to advance, but apparently there are only two final examinations a year, in June and December, and one has to pass the exam to advance.

If you want to advance grades at other times, it’s not impossible, but the requirements are very strict.

Firstly, you have to take a special written test and combat test.

This kind of test, equivalent to getting a free pass, would obviously be much harder than the regular final exam.

Secondly, you need to join at least three ’clubs’ and get a recommendation letter from the club president.

The clubs here are like hobby fostering classes, like the Potion Club, Alchemy Club, Art Club, etc.

In other words, not only does a student wanting to get a free pass have to pass the exam, but they also have to demonstrate a wide range of interests and comprehensive development.

Finally, the hardest part is getting a recommendation letter from someone with a high status in a prestigious family in the Imperial Capital. This would prompt the school to specially arrange a temporary exam for you to advance a grade.

Mu You had no problem with the exams.

The club issue, also not bad, at least in potions, he was killer at school, he just had to find two other clubs to join.

The most troublesome part was getting an endorsement from a large family. How could he, a fool, have that kind of connection?

Guess he’ll have to go bother Cola’s owner again... while there, he could see how Cola’s doing.

It’s been more than half a month since Cola left, he wondered how it and its master are managing...

[You have arrived at the luxury dormitory area and stopped in front of one of the suites...]

[This is where you visited last time—Chris Freya’s residence.]

[You press the doorbell at the front, there is no response from inside...]

[You press the doorbell at the front, there is no response from inside...]

...

Upon reaching the front door of Cola’s owner, Mu You knocked for a long time, but no one answered. He wondered if Fuya had gone to class.

But even if she did, Cola should be home, right?

Mu You was considering whether to get a can of cat food or something to lure Cola out with the scent, when a prompt appeared in the game.

["What can I do for you?" A face appeared in front of the door, this was the ’Abu’ magic door lock. Knowing that you and the room owner knew each other from past interactions, it didn’t directly chase you away, but politely asked for your reason.]

[You inform the door lock that you need to discuss something with the room owner.]

[The door lock replied: "Lady Fuya took a month off from school two weeks ago and went back to her hometown to visit her family. She also took the silly cat with her..."]

"She actually went back to her hometown..."

Mu You was devastated. No wonder he couldn’t find Cola, it probably got taken back home by its owner to go through the so-called ’Conversion Ceremony’. Previously, Cola returned to the Star Spirit World through a door, and had to reset its plane affiliation back to the Star Spirit World, otherwise, its lifespan would be continuously deducted.

He just didn’t expect that this process would take a whole month.

With no other choice, it seemed he wouldn’t be seeing Fuya anytime soon, and he’d have to come up with a different solution for the recommendation letter.

Taking advantage of the lunch break not yet being over, Mu You also made a trip to the club building.

[You arrive at the Club Activities Room.]

[This is where the academy fosters students’ hobbies. Currently, there are 141 official clubs and 266 fandom associations. By joining a club, you can learn a lot of practical knowledge not covered in regular classes and gain extra credits by completing club evaluations...]

This was his first time at the Club Activities Room. Glancing at the instructions, it was similar to college clubs on Earth, except more hardcore. You could learn real-life skills there, like potion making, alchemy, cooking, and other popular life professions. If you could spend one or two years in these clubs, it would be enough to ensure a lifetime of security in the Star Spirit World.

With over 140 clubs, Mu You first read through the names of all the clubs and selected the clubs he might be able to join. To get a recommendation letter from the club president as soon as possible, it’s necessary to have considerable proficiency in that area from the start.

Firstly, there was no need to think much about the Potion Club, his strongest field and also the most popular club in the school. It was a must-join.