The Villain Only Wants to Live a Buddhist Life2

"5 points, 3 points and 6 points?"

After a little thought, Dak understood the scoring criteria of the judges.

Professor Jones' grading is a bit subjective, Professor Fox is more strict, and the only student reviewer is formulaic grading, which is the most standard.

Emma did lose the duel, but that was because her opponent was too strong, and she couldn't be blamed for that.

In this short 30 seconds, she has done all she can do.

The calmness before the start, the stable mentality when facing the third graders, and the fast enough summoning speed compared to the first graders are all plus points.

So the student reviewer gave her a passing grade of 6.

Generally speaking, if the average score can reach 6 points, then the approval of the review is a certainty.

Professor Jones's 5 points are barely good, and Professor Fox's 3 points are not so good.

If Emma wants to pass steadily, she must perform well in the next two duels.

……

The red team is on the stage.

Emma silently wrote down the scores she got, but felt a little relieved.

When she just confirmed the defeat, she thought about the worst possibility, such as 0 points or something...

Fortunately not.

"I didn't make it through a single round. This time I was really ashamed and ashamed."

Patting her red cheeks, the little girl with brown curly hair held back the soreness in her heart.

Failure is common, and she has experienced it several times.

Every failure makes her stronger.

She will also gain experience from failures and make herself more and more perfect.

This time, of course, is the same.

close your eyes...

Take a deep breath.

It's over in one go!

"The next game is absolutely, we must work hard!"

Before she knew it, Emma had already stepped off the stage, and Susan and Lucy immediately grabbed her hand.

Susan yelled on the spot: "What's the matter with this shitty game? Get a third grader to bully people? Emma, ​​don't worry, just go back to the next game!"

Lucy also echoed: "Yes, our Emma will definitely be able to do it!"

The corners of Emma's eyes were slightly red, and she held back: "What are you worrying about? Do I seem to be such a fragile person?"

Susan quickly said: "Of course not, Emma is strong."

Lucy: "Strong as a balloon, hard."

Emma: "Pfft! Has anyone ever said that to someone?"

Lucy: "Haha, let's go. Let's go to the side and talk, it won't affect the next game."

Emma: "OK."

When walking out, she carefully glanced at the bench over there, then immediately turned her head and walked away quickly.

But within a few steps, two people ushered in directly opposite.

"Little Emma."

Helena waved towards Emma.

Emma was taken aback for a moment, then said something to her two friends, and walked in the direction of Helena.

As soon as she got closer, she noticed Winnie next to Helena. This senior, who had danced with the eldest princess at the Halloween ball, left a deep impression on her.

But before she had time to ask, Helena grabbed her shoulders, waved her fist, and said carelessly: "Don't be sad, when I go back, I'll knock Angelia's little head off for you!"

"Angelia..." Emma came back to her senses, "Is that the senior sister just now?"

Helena smiled and nodded, "Angelia Hudson, a third-year student at the Fool's Academy, and a member of our literary club."

Emma frowned slightly: "It turned out to be from the Fool's Court?"

Helena said: "Introverted and low-key, with a lot of accumulation, that's what the Fool's House is like."

Then she introduced Winnie to Emma: "The one here is also a third-year senior, but it's from the Academy of Magic, Winnie Skadi."

Emma nodded: "Well, I know, hello senior."

Winnie reached out to shake her hand, and it was considered acquaintance.

Immediately afterwards, Helena said: "We watched your competition just now, and your basic skills are not bad. If your performance in the next two competitions is not bad, we can give you a place in the literature club."

"Literary club?" Emma asked in surprise, "Don't you have to wait until the second grade to join other clubs?"

Helena smiled brightly: "This is called pre-purchasing tickets. The first grade is the time period for laying the foundation. Only by laying the foundation can they take off, so the academy has this rule.

After the second grade, you will understand how important a good team is, and our literature club is definitely second to none in the whole castle.You have to be clear, we only have four new recruits every year! "

Emma turned her head and asked, "Four branches, one for each?"

Helena: "Mostly."

Emma suddenly understood: "Understood. I will think about it when I am in the second grade."

Helena: "..."

Seeing her deflated, Winnie couldn't help chuckling a few times: "Actually, we are here to offer you an olive branch, and Helena recommended you. No matter how you behave next, this position will be reserved for you.

Of course, the premise is that you want to do it voluntarily.Helena is right in saying that it is very important to have a good team, and our literary club is not ashamed. "

Helena said helplessly: "Anyway, I passed the message on. You don't have to be distracted by it. You can reply to me after a while."

Emma nodded.

Of course she will think carefully.

Before she really knew about the literary club, she would not make any promises at will.

But looking back now, she suddenly understood what Angelia meant by "let's talk next time".

"I see!"

This made her let go of the failure just now.

At the same time, I am really interested in the literary society.

……

"She looks fine."

Darke glanced at the literary club sign Helena was carrying casually, then turned his head.

Diana pinched the corners of her eyes with two fingers and pulled them down, muttering, "If it were me, it would definitely be like this by now."

Luo said mercilessly, "You're a liar! Put a piece of toffee in your mouth, and you'll forget everything."

Diana said with a smile: "Who told you that toffee is so delicious?"

The three continued to look towards the field.

The second game kicked off quickly, and it was a match between two sophomores.

The first graders also saw the normal level of the second graders at this time.

Their usual summon speed is between 5 and 10 seconds.

The sacrifice summoning speed exceeds 10 seconds.

In terms of summoning speed alone, they were even slightly inferior to Dak.

But the background of studying for an extra year is shown in the magic card.

Their magic card types are obviously more abundant, both sides have their own characteristics, and there is at least one second-tier magic wizard card.

Why at least one?

Because they only summoned one during the duel.

Dak is more inclined, they have multiple second-tier magic wizard cards, but the winner is decided before they can be summoned.

Although each displayed a second-tier magic wizard, the scores of the two second-year students were not high.

Professor Jones and the senior just gave them passing marks.

Professor Fox was even lower.

"Probably because their summoning speed has not yet reached the second-year assessment standards. In addition, their other performances are not impressive."

Dak thought about it and roughly guessed the reason.

Diana, who was beside him, looked at the old Professor Fox at this time, and whispered: "That white-haired grandpa always feels very strict. Does he not like bears?"

It took Dak a long time to figure out her brain circuit, and he couldn't help saying: "Don't worry, he won't give you a low score just because he doesn't like bears."

"Okay." Diana jumped to the ground and shook her hands, "It's my turn!"

Rose said, "I hope it's not a third grader."

Diana: "It's the same, the score doesn't depend on the outcome."

As she said that, she ran to the red team's stage, looking full of confidence.

……

After a duel, the first-year audience finally regained their composure, and the students of the House of Nobles raised their spirits, ready to shout a few words after Diana gained the upper hand.

But as Diana stepped onto the stage, her opponent also stepped out from the crowd, and it was a second-year student!

First grade vs second grade!

This is not uncommon in recruiting competitions.

Because of the small gap, the two sides can generally fight back and forth.