Some Arrangements for the Winter Hunt

"The Winter Hunt will be held from December 26 to 28, for a total of three days."

"The theme of this Winter Hunt is the same as in previous years: to strengthen the practical magical abilities of enrolled students, guided by the goal of eliminating risks within the Silent Forest. We will adhere to a steady, progressive, unhurried work style, prioritizing the accumulation of rich practical experience for students while striving to innovate our methods. Taking into account this year's early Silent Tideback, we will ensure that all planned work is properly carried out."

"Following established practice, this Winter Hunt will still proceed on three levels."

"The first level will be responsible for hunting tasks in the outermost area. Given the current staff shortage at the Professor Joint Conference, the Teaching Assistant Group will provide guidance for this assignment. They will lead graduating fourth-year students by class, with two teaching assistants assigned to each class, deep into the Silent Forest for a range of five to ten kilometers, clearing all dangerous factors encountered along the way. Some students who have applied for early graduation will also be assigned to this tier."

"The second level will be responsible for clearing the area one to five kilometers between the school and the Silent Forest. This task will be carried out by hunt teams—including all hunt teams currently registered with the school, some newly formed but unregistered teams, and private hunt teams organized by upperclassmen from the third year. Each hunt team will be assigned one direction, and every three hunt teams will have an experienced school worker overseeing them to ensure that nothing goes wrong."

"The third level will be the on-campus Winter Hunt. It will be handled by first-year, second-year, and some third-year students. They will clear the school's main campus,