I Keep Witches While Others Keep Dragons

A smug smile appeared on Genese's face.

He was delighted to see Andrew's shocked look.

"Yes, you'd better agree."

"As a pure human being, I know you are looked down upon everywhere. You have offended Shane and me, and there are enemies all over the place. You may be attacked at any time."

"Your demon core exploded in class today is the best proof."

"You had no choice but to use the top demon core."

"Do you feel uncomfortable in Law School?"

"Now you have a chance to get rid of all the grudges."

"You can also join the student union, which means that your strength has been recognized by the student union. No one dares to look down upon you anymore."

"After all, the student president was also a pure human, and his experience was the best proof."

"You have no reason to refuse."

Genese couldn't wait anymore.

A top rank demon core with random attributes was worth 100,000 points, while a top rank one without any attributes was worth 200,000 to 300,000 points.

Even if the points were sold to the exchange center at a discount of eight, it would be enough for him to graduate.

If he used it for his use, he would have a divine weapon that ranked top three in the whole school.

"Hey, boss, is that okay?"

Unexpectedly, Shane jumped out and said, "This guy humiliated me again and again. How can we let him go so easily?"

"This demon core was more like an apology."

"No, it's not enough. If he gives us the other one, maybe we can think about it!"

"Shut up!"

Genese slapped him away and shouted, "Did I let you speak? If you dare to interrupt next time, I'll cut off your tongue!"

Shane flew to the corner of the wall and spat out blood. He didn't dare to say anything.

But his eyes were fixed on Andrew.

It was all because of him!

Without him, how could he be humiliated again and again? And now, he was taught a lesson by Genese.

For what?

'I am a reincarnation of the god. Will I end up being slapped by Genese for a pure human?'

'If it weren't for him... If it weren't for this human named Andrew!'

'Why couldn't he just die?'

Shane's resentment grew stronger and stronger. He focused all his resentment on Andrew.

But Genese didn't care.

He was nothing to Genese.

"What do you think, Andrew? You get a good deal."

With the demon core in his hand, Genese seemed to be sure that it was his thing.

However, at this moment.

Andrew reached out his hand quickly and accurately grabbed the demon core that was thrown into the air.

"What..."

Genese was shocked.

"Sorry, I'm not interested."

Andrew's cold voice rang in his ears. Then he saw Andrew put the demon core back into the sky ring.

Genese's face darkened at a visible speed. "Brat, think it over. I'm doing it for your sake. Otherwise, you'll suffer a lot in the future."

"I'm a full member of the student union."

However, Andrew didn't care at all. He shrugged and said, "I've told you that I'm not interested."

"Is there anything else? If there is nothing else, I have to go now."

Then Andrew turned around and left.

In a daze, Genese watched Andrew leave.

Be gone?

Just leave it like this?

Genese couldn't believe it.

'Everyone has heard of my name!'

'Except me, no more than one student can get into the student union in Ace of class C!'

'Every student respects me!'

'I'm kind enough to save your face. How dare you refuse me?'

'Who dares to refuse me?'

'You have two. I only want one demon core. How dare you refuse me?'

With bloodshot eyes, Genese stared at Andrew's back.

'Well, boy, you got a big face!'

'Okay, it's okay.'

'I'll take all your two-demon core, and I'll make sure you have no place in Law School.'

On the other side.

"Are you crazy?"

Andrew murmured and led his man to the trial center.

On the other side, Signa, who was the least familiar with Andrew, panicked.

"Andrew, I don't think it's a good idea. We have only been in the school for a week, but we have offended so many people."

As she spoke, she caught up with Andrew and continued, "I think we should be low profile."

"Do you think so?"

However, she had thought that everyone would agree with her.

But the reality was that no matter whether it was Taylor, Jo, or Nason, they kept silent as if they hadn't heard what she said at all.

Their eyes were full of indifference.

Andrew, who had been silent all the time, suddenly asked, "Why do you want to be low profile?"

"What?" Signa was stunned. "If we are low profile, we wouldn't have offended so many people."

"You mean cowardice, not low profile. The real low profile is that you don't take the initiative to provoke others and take care of yourself. That's all."

"Others are going to violate your interests. If you keep compromising, you will only be looked down upon."

"Only when he doesn't dare to go against you can you return to low profile."

"Low profile, it is the outcome of the fighting. Others didn't dare to provoke you, not retreat."

"But in that case, we will be offended more and more people."

"Then keep fighting until no one dares to provoke me. I won't take the initiative to hurt others, but I will teach him a lesson if he dares to be insatiable."

Hearing this, Signa was confused.

Wasn't Andrew afraid that he would face endless enemies in the future?

But when she looked at the indifferent reaction of the crowd and the domineering aura of Andrew, she seemed to understand something.

She remembered that Director Nicholas once said, "There is no right or wrong in the world of mages, only strong and weak."

'Maybe I didn't figure it out myself.'

Thinking of this, Signa roughly understood why she always felt that she couldn't fit into the team.

She couldn't keep up with Andrew because of her bad mood.

In this way, the five people came to the trial center.

There were a lot of people today, most of whom were grade two students.

They all wanted to prepare for the next alchemy lesson.

Andrew didn't say anything but walked to the wall.

The alchemy course required materials, not points.

Therefore, according to the common people's thought, they should choose the most kinds and quantity of monsters to attack from the relatively simple level four or five commission.

But Andrew didn't think so.

The material could be changed with points.

Most of the low-grade materials were provided for free, and some of the low-grade materials that were not free were very cheap, and they were even exchanged for pounds.

Therefore, the effects of getting points were the same.

Most importantly, laziness was the biggest enemy of mages.

If they were afraid of fighting with powerful monsters and preferred to choose simple monsters, then mages would never be strong.

Because the training they got in the battle was also one of the commissioned benefits.

Many mages didn't realize this at all.

Thinking of this, Andrew saw a level seven commission.

He went to the first floor of Roland Forest, found the gathering place of the rock apes, and brought back the mountain spirit fruit he had planted.

Task reward: 1,800 points.

Half of the spirit fruit could be kept according to the quantity.

Note: there may be a boss-level monster: the rock ape king.

That's it.

Andrew tore it off!