My love game is too abstract

There are still 61 days left until the entrance exam for the Horolog Magic Academy.

Although adjusted by the Dragon Clan's secret technique, Serena believes that Yarrow's current magic level should definitely be enough to pass the exam.

However, he is still quite lacking in magic theory.

But it's already much better than at the beginning.

There are a total of four theoretical subjects, and Serena has predicted for him that as long as he completes the daily study tasks she assigns, he should barely reach the passing mark in two months.

As long as he passes this initial hurdle, there shouldn't be much of a problem with the subsequent exams based on his current spell level.

At this time, Yarrow deeply felt the hardship of theoretical study. The difficult years of the college entrance examination sprint were still vivid in his mind. Every day, the first thing he had to do when he opened his eyes was to constantly practice questions and memorize knowledge points, which made him seem a little dazed.

Seeing that he was in such a bad state, Teacher Serena softened and gave him a day off to rest.

So today, Yarrow came to the river to fish and relax.

Accompanying him was his good friend Haka from the same village.

The weather today was very good. The warm sunshine sprinkled on the clear lake, and a gentle breeze blew, creating a shimmering light.

They each had a small stool, holding fishing rods, watching the fish in the water constantly swimming around the bait, occasionally biting a mouthful and then swimming away quickly.

"Yarrow, I've discovered something recently," Haka said, humming and hawing.

"What is it?" Yarrow squinted his eyes, enjoying this rare time of not being humiliated by magic aggregation formulas.

"I read in a book that every village will have a fool as a village guardian, who will help the villagers with their work, but why have I been in the village for more than twenty years and haven't seen our village's guardian?" Haka asked curiously.

Yarrow opened his eyes and looked at the big guy who was scratching his head and thinking.

"Is there a possibility that the village guardian is right here?"

"So it's you, Yarrow?" Haka said in surprise.

"Just think of it as me," Yarrow sighed.

"No wonder I couldn't find the village guardian all the time. It turned out to be you, Yarrow," Haka said with a look of realization, "I was still afraid it would be me."

"How could your clever brain be a fool?" Yarrow comforted him from the side.

"But there are always people bullying me and saying I'm a fool," Haka said with a frustrated expression.

"Who's bullying you?"

"Little Smith, the son of Uncle Smith, the blacksmith at the entrance of the village. He also brought two friends. Whenever they see me, they laugh at me, saying I'm a fool who can't even tell the difference between potatoes and potatoes," Haka said sadly.

"Then why don't you just beat him up?" Yarrow pointed to his strong muscles.

"I don't want to hit people," Haka shook his head.

"Then I'll help you hit him."

"I don't want you to hit people either, Yarrow."

Yarrow thought for a while and said to him:

"Then do this, go buy a jar of peanut butter, then buy some stinky tofu, mix them together, put them in your crotch, and next time you see them laughing at you, take it out of your crotch with your hand and throw it on them, I guarantee they'll run away like grandsons, and they'll hide far away next time they see you."

"Will that work?"

"It's guaranteed to work," Yarrow said.

"Oh, oh, then I'll definitely try it next time," Haka nodded thoughtfully, then said:

"Yarrow, you're so smart, it's really a pity to be a village guardian."

"It's okay, I'm willing."

"Oh, oh, is that so..."

The two of them stopped talking and waited for the fish to bite.

At this moment, Ji Xiaofei's voice came from the riverbank behind them. She shouted loudly at Yarrow:

"Yarrow!"

"What is it again!"

Yarrow turned his head and shouted.

"Serena—called you—to go home!" Ji Xiaofei shouted in a drawn-out voice.

"I've only been out for less than two hours!"

Yarrow was a little unhappy. They had clearly agreed to give him a day off today, but he was called back before he could even catch a fish.

"Serena said—there's something important!"

"Alright! Alright!"

Yarrow responded irritably, packed up his fishing gear, and scattered the remaining bait into the river.

"Yarrow, you're having a hard time after getting married," Haka said from the side.

Yarrow paused and looked at him with a twitching mouth: "No, when did I get married?"

"Didn't you? But Uncle Marco is also like this after getting married. He has to rush home as soon as his wife calls him from outside," Haka scratched his head and said.

"Also, Yarrow, you've been spending less time playing outside recently. Uncle Marco is also like this after getting married."

Yarrow was speechless.

"Sigh, just think of me as married."

He packed up his fishing gear, carried the bucket, and walked up the embankment towards Ji Xiaofei.

At this moment, Haka's fishhook moved. He quickly reeled in the line, and a plump fish broke out of the water, biting the line.

Haka grabbed the fish in his hand, looked at its sexy, opening and closing fish mouth, and swallowed.

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"You're so beautiful."

"What did Serena say was the matter?" Yarrow asked Ji Xiaofei beside him.

"I don't know, but Serena seemed to suddenly panic after reading a letter, so she asked me to call you back quickly," Ji Xiaofei said.

"Letter?" Yarrow tilted his head and thought for a long time, but couldn't guess whose letter would make Serena panic.

"By the way, Yarrow, why do you like coming to the river to feed the fish?" Ji Xiaofei turned her head and asked.

"What feed the fish? I'm fishing."

"Then where's the fish?" Ji Xiaofei looked at the empty bucket.

Yarrow was silent.

"If you hadn't called me back so early, I would definitely have caught some..."

Following Ji Xiaofei back home, as soon as he entered the door, he saw Serena sitting at the table, covering her face, with a letter in front of her.

"Ji Xiaofei said you called me back, what happened?" Yarrow stepped forward and asked.

Serena released her hand covering her face, revealing an expression as if she had failed after learning that she had applied for the Magic Academy.

She sighed with a frown and said to Yarrow:

"My mom and dad are coming to see me."

"Hey, I thought it was a big deal, just come... Wait, what did you say?" Yarrow suddenly reacted and looked at her blankly.

"My parents are coming here!" Serena repeated again, handing him the letter on the table to read.

"Dear Serena, our daughter, we have learned that you are doing well in the royal capital and are proud of your choice to apply for that academy. Fortunately, your father and I will soon be going to visit your uncle who lives in Montana City, which is only half a day away from the royal capital, so we plan to come and see you along the way. We hope to see with our own eyes that you are doing well. Love, Mom."

Yarrow put down the letter and looked at her: "You, when did you send a letter home?"

"I sent it when I first moved in here, and I've sent it several times..." Serena said softly.

"But, I didn't expect they would actually think of coming over. I clearly said that I would go home after the exam," Serena said in distress.

"That's nothing, isn't it good to see your mom and dad?" Yarrow said, "I welcome them very much."

At this time, he suddenly thought of why Serena was so distressed: "Oh, you're afraid they'll see the bear ears on your head."

"It's not just that..." Serena turned her head away.

"Then what is it? Uh, could it be that you don't want them to know that you live in a man's house?" Yarrow guessed again.

Serena glanced at him, then looked away, and said stammeringly:

"It's not... That, I, I told them that I'm living at my boyfriend's house now..."

Yarrow's face stiffened: "What, what?"

"You, you, you, don't misunderstand! !"

Serena's face flushed red, and she immediately stood up to explain:

"I only said that because I didn't want them to worry! Because a single girl having a boyfriend by her side would make them feel very relieved!"