The academy openly encouraged students to watch or sign up for the [World Cup]. There was even a [World Cup] ticket booth within the academy.
However, some sixth-year students who had signed up for the [World Cup] found themselves rather rushed because of it.
On one hand, they needed to complete their graduation projects; on another, they had to prepare for the [World Cup]; and on yet another, they did not want to miss the graduation ceremony.
With all these factors combined, it was difficult to attend to everything.
But since most students participated in the [World Cup] merely to hone themselves, being a little rushed was simply something they had to accept.
The academy saw this clearly, but for the time being, there was no way to make adjustments.
However, next June's [God's Cup] would be even more important than this year's [World Cup].
At that time, it would not only be some of the students who needed to focus their full attention on preparing for the [God's Cup], but many professors as well. This even included the principal and vice principal of Saint Marian Academy.
Therefore, the [Graduation Ceremony] could only be postponed.
And if next year's [God's Cup] successfully achieved its goal, then the following [World Cup] would no longer need to be scheduled for early June.
The academy would take the initiative to propose moving the [World Cup] to July. Compared to June, July was a more suitable time for students to compete and watch the matches. After their holiday began at the end of May, students could even set aside an additional month for intensive training. Given the academy's influence over the Magic Guidance Alliance, this would not be difficult to accomplish. Thus, the most important thing was to safely get through next year's [God's