Each of them could hardly wait to turn into buffed-up muscle freaks and face Professor Jones in Dueling Class.
This was because he had discovered that some students in the grade were not as clever as he had imagined.
Students who had started late or simply were not that quick-witted were students too.
He did his best to explain things at a level even Spike Leon could understand, then increased the difficulty of the homework afterward so that outstanding students would also have room to improve.
On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, he held regular discussions with Professor Melno.
It did not take up much of his time, yet it brought him great benefits, especially in his understanding of Mathematics.
Though Professor Melno was already advanced in years, his ability to absorb knowledge remained terrifyingly strong. Dark always felt that if they kept talking for another ten days or half a month, the little foundation he had would be completely drained dry. But discussion was naturally mutual, and the small stockpile of knowledge in his head—which had stopped growing after he graduated university—finally began to increase again.
Although magic in the past had usually applied this technique to complex calculations or derivations, if one mastered quantity...
During Tuesday afternoon's Magic Studies class, Professor Nini gave a complete introduction to the magical creatures that might appear within the first ten floors of the Dungeon.
Then, during the second Dueling Class on Wednesday morning, Professor Jones indeed conducted a physical fitness assessment!
The assessment was unexpectedly not a simple sprint or long-distance run, but an orienteering course across the Academy grounds!
Though Professor Jones called it a "simulated exploration assessment," it was undoubtedly orienteering.
Only when Professor Jones's somewhat lazy voice reached everyone's ears did the uproar in Duel Hall No. 1 gradually