In the past, Hote's grades had basically stayed in the teens.
Hote hurriedly stood up, like a small mountain suddenly rising from the ground, ready to break through the roof at any moment.
He excitedly bowed to Niedern and said, "Thank you, Teacher. Thank you, everyone. I'll definitely work hard."
Suye also slowly applauded, expressionless and utterly bored.
I was criticized for misspelling one word, but praised for misspelling five. What kind of teacher is this? Can't he even compare numbers? He's resorting to anything to suppress me! Heh, Niedern—he's not human.
Niedern waved his hand over the Magic Book and said, "Everyone's test papers and the class's grade sheet will be handed out to you. You have five minutes. After five minutes, I'll continue the lesson."
Hote sat down dazedly. After a long while, he let out a soft cry and said quietly to Suye, "I should have mainly thanked you just now. When I took the test yesterday, I don't know why, but everything I could remember was either something you had asked me about, something I had asked you about, or something I had memorized using your memory methods. It's strange."
"That doesn't matter. Whether I was there or not, your grades would have gradually improved," Suye said.
"No, I still need your help." Hote smiled happily.
Nearby, Pallas opened a densely packed set of notes recording some of Suye and Hote's conversations, mainly methods and key points.
Pallas tilted her head slightly and thought for a while. Beneath the image-based Map Memory Method, she drew a thick line, then added what Suye had said earlier: suitable for memorizing all knowledge related to geographical locations. Finally, she drew a circle as a mark of importance: learn this immediately.
As soon as the first lesson ended, Jimmy walked