There were two kinds of student records in the archives: records from when they first enrolled, and records from when they graduated.
Generally speaking, graduation records were more complete and also contained teachers' evaluations and messages for the student.
So Angel directly turned his attention to the graduate archives.
Under normal circumstances, Modern Elementary School had a five-year program. Students enrolled at six and graduated at around eleven.
Ululu looked around six or seven in the photograph. In other words, she had probably been in first or second grade at the time.
By that reasoning, Ululu had likely graduated in Modern Year 696 or 697.
So, he only needed to search through the records from those two years to find Ululu's graduation file.
When others searched records, they skimmed ten lines at a glance. Angel, meanwhile, saw through ten files at a glance.
With a single glance, he could see through a whole stack of files.
Moreover, he only looked at the names and ignored all other information, so his search went incredibly fast.
In less than five minutes, Angel found Ululu's file in the archive for Year 696.
Besides Ululu's basic family information, report cards, and teacher messages, the file also contained a portrait photograph of her.
The Ululu in the graduation photo was not much different from the Ululu in the family portrait. She had merely grown a little taller, and her hair had grown a little longer.
After confirming that the girl in the photo was indeed Ululu herself, Angel breathed a sigh of relief and began carefully reading her information.
Very soon, Angel finished reading Ululu's file, and his brows furrowed once more.
Mainly because...
The information was far too normal.
Whether it was her report cards or the messages from teachers of every subject, all