"But can students really force other students to cancel tasks they posted in the Mission Hall? And what if they run into someone with a powerful background?"
Senior Claire asked doubtfully, her gaze unconsciously flicking toward Anvis.
"I mean, say a descendant of the Imperial Royal Family or one of the Four Great Families of the Empire posted a task offering a high price to buy Credit Points. Would that society really dare force them to stop?"
"That, I don't know."
Milia shook her head.
"Actually, I heard all this from other people too. You'll have to judge its reliability for yourselves—"
As she spoke, she smiled at them, clenched her fist energetically, and gave them an encouraging gesture.
"Anyway, as long as you stay within the rules of the game, try to set some difficult traps~"
After she left, Senior Claire looked at Anvis. Her pale, pointed ears twitched, and her eyes were full of curiosity.
"So, Anvis, does this society really exist?"
Anvis nodded, his tone certain.
"The Truth Society is one of Pamir Academy's hidden societies, and also the most powerful and influential one. Its members are not limited to current students; there are also graduates from previous years, including several current Imperial officials.
"They use certain special assessment criteria to select the new students admitted each year. Every different criterion fulfilled earns a specific number of hidden points.
"As far as I know, only new students with sufficiently strong overall abilities who obtain more than a hundred hidden points can receive a secret invitation to join the Truth Society."
"Anvis, do you know what scoring criteria there are?"
After hearing Anvis's explanation, Senior Claire immediately became intensely curious about this hidden society.
After thinking for a moment, Anvis shook his head.
"The Truth Society's assessment criteria