Hunting College Chapter 252

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This is a small room.

Clean, but the color tone is very monotonous.

The floor, walls, and ceiling, as far as you can see, the only color in the room is gray, bare, without a trace of decoration.

The gray cypress wardrobe was quietly leaning against the corner of the wall, the wardrobe door was half open, and a red robe of Jiuyou Academy hung alone inside.

The gray stone desk squatted coldly in front of the bed. There was no lamp, no books, no ghost detector, or even a decent desk clock on the bare table. There was really nothing.

Next to the desk is a small single bed.

The bed is covered with grey linen sheets and duvet cover.

The orange sunlight penetrated into the room from the window, casting mottled light and shadow on this small single bed.

This light is the only distinctive color in this room.

Nicholas crossed his legs, leaning against the cold wall, sitting on the bed.

His upper body was shrouded in the shadow of the room, while his legs and feet were exposed to the orange light.

This is his dormitory at the first university.

Maybe it was because he couldn't match his grade accurately, maybe it was to prevent him from living with other classmates in an awkward atmosphere, maybe it was just to give him a better reading environment.

Since entering Jiuyou Academy, Su Guan Ni Wuye has arranged such a single room for him.

The gray quill belched with satisfaction, and began to spit bubbles in the ink bottle, urging the owner to use it quickly.

After Nicholas put the noteboard on his knees upright, picked up the quill and wrote proficiently:

"Dear mother..."

After writing these words, he put the quill pen into the black ink bottle again, dipped it, and sighed:

"It's been a long time since I wrote to you. May you be well in heaven."

The quill in his hand paused, and Nicholas suddenly felt that relying on this kind of piety when blessing, perhaps he should have chosen to enter Atlas Academy.

But he quickly abandoned this funny idea, shook his head, and continued to write:

"I'm fine, and Liz is fine too."

"Praise the Pharmacy Institute. Without the troubles of hemophilia, Liz has shown a very powerful talent... even better than her brother and mine."

"Yesterday in Linzhong Lake, when chatting with the old man Verne who guards the pier-you must remember that he raised a dog of unknown age-he still praised Liz's talent in front of me."

"'Unprecedented genius,' he exaggerated gestures, as if covering the entire lake,'I bet she will grow up to be a public student at Alpha Academy'!"

At this point, Nicholas suddenly remembered his experience at Alpha Academy, and he hesitated to cross out this sentence.

But he quickly gave up the act of covering his ears and stealing the bell, and instead added a sentence below:

"Of course, it is her business which college Liz wants to enter when she grows up, and I think you will respect her choice-in my opinion, that college does not welcome wizards like us, so I suggest She chooses several other colleges."

"For example, Jiuyou Academy."

"You should know that the result of my restudy at Star Academy last year was not satisfactory. I should have been ordered to drop out."

"But thanks to the school's concern, I am allowed to retake it once and continue to stay in the university of your dreams."

"It's just that you can't guess which college I was admitted to this time... Jiuyou College, the college you said was a nerd."

"You're right, this college is indeed full of nerds...and idiots."

When he wrote the last word, a gentle smile appeared on Nicholas's face. He raised his head, squinted, and looked out the window against the orange sunlight.

It seems to be back to the afternoon when I first met her.

On the wet lakeside, the air was still filled with the smell of the murloc left after the murloc left, and Alpha's guide yelled at her fiercely: "...If you tell you to let go, let go... Why are you so stupid!"

What did Feifei say at the time?

Nicholas leaned back hard, hitting the dusty wall, making a bang, and then he remembered.

She didn't refute her guide, just kept repeating 'don't know'.

Then he helped her beat the Alpha guide with a few words.

The corners of Nicholas' lips curled downwards, and he admired his choice from the bottom of his heart.

He dipped the gray quill in the ink bottle and continued to write on the spread letter paper:

"The teaching philosophy of Jiuyou Academy is completely different from Alpha."

"It seems that the only way for this college to evaluate students is test scores-no talent bonuses, no recommendation letters, no club activities. Those guys with high grades from Alpha College come to Jiuyou College, I'm afraid they will After all, in Jiuyou Academy, they have no way to win credits with spells granted by blood."

"Only by mastering the fixed spells and knowledge points in the textbook can you get the corresponding credits."

"Very lucky, I got help from a public student."

"She is the chief student of the first grade in Jiuyou College. She is very smart and very powerful. She can learn what the professor says in class almost in a blink of an eye. It's only a month since the beginning of the school year, and she has already begun to prepare for the exam content for the second half of the semester. "

"She is also a very beautiful and very gentle girl."

"Sometimes, I can't help but think that God's personality is really very bad. He gave some people superhuman wisdom and graceful shapes, but he gave others a crippled life. Then he let them meet. together."

At this point, Nicholas stopped writing and looked out the window again.

His eyes were a little blurred.

"Why are you so stupid!" A boy sighed helplessly to the girl next to him: "Don't touch the stone beasts in the corridor, you will be beaten by them..."

The girl bulged her mouth and tied the big snake in her hand with eighteen knots.

"You are more stupid than me!" The girl rolled a thin vine with her fingertips, pointed at the boy, and laughed: "Such a simple spell can't be used..."

The boy looked at the soft mess under his feet and couldn't laugh or cry.

"You're so stupid! I'll call you an idiot from now on." The girl spread the paper in front of her and mumbled: "Look, I'll do the calculation again for you."

The boy next to him nodded reluctantly.

"Did you not perform well? Why did the Fuluo grade only take a second-level test?" The boy murmured and blamed himself: "Did you help me make up lessons so that you don't have time to review..."

"You are such a fool!" The girl wrinkled her nose and lost her temper.

"Idiot, what do you have for lunch!"

"Boiled eggs and egg fried rice."

"Idiot, go to the library and take a seat with me!"

"Good..."

"Stupid..."

"what's up?"

"...I can't remember...If I remember, I will call you~www.mtlnovel.com~ fool."

"Oh…"

With these sweet memories flowing in his mind, the quill in Nicholas's hand kept writing.

"...The purpose of Jiuyou Academy is to pursue ultimate justice and equality, which is in sharp contrast to Alpha's freedom and justice."

"I can't tell which is right or wrong."

"But for me, staying at Jiuyou Academy may have a more sense of belonging."

"In any case, I will continue to stick to it."

"Just as you hoped, mother."

"The weather is getting cold, so add more blankets to sleep at night. When the first snow falls, remember to choose two snowflakes for Liz and me. Liz now likes star-shaped pine needles snowflakes the most. She said, those hexagons with blooming snowflakes. , It's like the Christmas gift you painted her when you were a kid—she didn't even know that you painted a sleeping charm."

"It's late, I'm going to the library to review my homework."

"I hope I can bring you some better news next time I write to you."

"May Merlin bless us."

Abandon the quill pen, let it hit the ground a few times, and spit out ink drops all the way.

Nicholas tilted his head and looked at the dormitory window blankly.

It was an equally small window, about one meter high and less than half a meter wide.

The windowsill is more than one meter above the ground.

No curtains were installed on the arched window lintel, and the cross-shaped window ribs were inserted into the thick walls on all sides, supporting the thin glass on that side.

Nicholas jumped out of the bed, shook his numb legs, opened the wooden cabinet under the desk, and stuffed the folded letter paper in.

Sunlight flows between his fingers.

The wooden cabinet is full of letters.

Chapter end