The breeze was passing through the forest, occasionally brushing across Dilin's cheeks, but it could not remove the irritability between his eyebrows.

Soso held his hand and looked at his face carefully while walking.

Di Lin let go of his hand, pressed the top of his head, and slowly turned to the front, "Watch the road."

Sosuo obediently fixed his neck directly in front of him, but his eyes swept flexibly at him, "Have you had a fight with Ningya?"

quarrel?

Dillin smiled bitterly. I'm afraid he's a hundred times more serious than a quarrel.

He could even imagine the shame and shame that Ning Ya was suffering in his heart at this moment. If he had been in a different place, the person who could tempt the other party at the cost of his body was him... he might have killed the other party to silence him.

Suo Suo suddenly grabbed his arm and shook it gently.

"What's wrong?" Dilin looked at him.

He turned his head and kept pressing his mouth back.

Dillin looked back in the direction he pointed, and saw Hydein following them leisurely. Seeing him turn around, his sharp lips slightly raised.

When a person looks at the world through a piece of yellow glass, the world in his eyes is yellow. When he walks through the red glass, the world turns red again. There is such a piece of glass in front of Dilin. So in Sosuo's eyes, a smile that is just a purely greeting smile in Dilin's eyes, is like a mockery of the scene he just happened to happen in the forest.

He stopped and waited for Hydein to approach step by step.

Di Lin said: "Hai...school." He was used to calling Hyde from the three words, so he almost couldn't change it.

Hyde raised his eyebrows and said, "Why didn't I know that my original surname was Hai?"

Dilin calmly said, "What I just said is, hi, mentor."

"Oh?" The corners of Hydein's mouth rose like a sail again.

Facing him, Dilling never dared to be careless. He put away all his bad emotions, "The tutor is also going to the camp?"

"The results and the list of students left behind will be announced soon." Hyde's blue eyes flashed with a playful light, "But maybe it's more important for you to pick up what is dropped in your clothes?"

The disguised mask on Dilling's face almost broke, "You were joking."

Hydein said: "Want to know the outcome of the endorsement competition?"

Di Lin's heart tightened and looked at him nervously and said, "Is the result coming out?"

"Yeah." Hyde looked at Dilin's eyes with satisfaction and said leisurely, "It should be out. McCrees notified me to go to your house to listen to the results."

Di Lin was stunned, "My house?"

Hydein said: "It's the camp you mentioned."

Dillin's heartbeat was quickening. The endorsement competition was related to the spell on Soso. Although he was making a promise in front of Soso, in fact, he had no confidence at all.

"Are you scared?" Hyde was gloating without hiding his gloating.

Di Lin took a breath quietly and said lightly: "I have tried my best."

Hyde smiled and said, "The losers like to comfort themselves with this sentence."

Dillin ignored his provocation, took Soso's hand, and retreated aside, "Please, mentor."

"Well. Is this your respect for your teacher? Or are you worried that I will walk behind you?" Hyde narrowed his eyes and looked at him.

After all, Di Lin couldn't help but fight back: "Shouldn't the tutor be respected?"

"When I officially accept you, I will respect me." Hyde left his words lightly and walked towards the camp.

Sosuo waited for him to walk out five or six meters before whispering: "He seems to like you very much."

Dilin almost choked to death by his saliva, "How is that possible?"

Sosuo said, "He has been looking at you just now, and he didn't look at me from beginning to end."

Dilling whispered: "That's because I've been talking to him."

Suo Suo tilted his head and thought for a while, and said, "It's not just because he talks, it's like he can only see you in his eyes." He just wanted to interrupt, but he couldn't even insert a word.

Dilling had no choice in his imagination and patted him on the shoulder and said, "Let's go."

Back at the camp, Dilling saw all the students lined up neatly.

McCrees stood directly in front of the team, dozens of magicians stood behind him, as if two armies were confronting each other, looking seriously at the faces of the trainees, which were nervous, frightened or anticipated. Hydein kept a certain distance from both sides, like a third party, extremely abrupt.

Dilin and Soso quietly lined up at the last line.

Dilin also searched with his eyes and looked for Ningya, but unfortunately he found nothing.

McCrees glanced at them as if nothing had happened, cleared his throat and said, "Now the results of the endorsement competition will be announced."

Di Lin and others stared at him calmly.

McChrys said slowly: "As we all know, the endorsement competition originated from..."

The glitter in the eyes of Dilling and others dimmed a little bit with his long speech. Just when most students could not even hold on to their eyelids, he heard McCrees say: "First place, Kevin, second place, Dilling, third place, Remon..."

Di Lin's head was buzzing, and it took him three seconds to react. They lost, and they lost from the beginning. He subconsciously went to see Soso. His face was a little pale, but he was very calm.

McCrees' announcement continues, "Twenty-two, King, 23, Hughes, 24, Soso..."

Soso grabbed Dilin's finger and shrank gently as he heard his name.

Dilling held his hand backwards, trying to pass on his power. Although he was at a loss.

"Fifty, Layton," McCrees finished his report and looked at Dilin intentionally or unintentionally, with encouragement and praise hidden in his eyes. Except for Siro, who had no contest, all the six nobles who were exempt from the exam won the Diligence Award.

“Teachers who receive the diligence award will receive priority to choose a dormitory.”

The rewards announced by McChrys did not cause any trouble. In fact, most people know the useless nature of the endorsement competition and did not expect the rewards of this competition.

"Then next, I will announce the list of qualified academies that have passed the test." McCrees said slowly.

This sentence really lifted the hearts of all the students present.

"Dilin, Soso, Ningya..." The seven nobles of this class generated the first seven qualified students who were named without the examination. But Dilin was not excited. There is no doubt that they could stay in the Holy Academy. With the agreement signed by the Holy Academy and various countries, even if they are not suitable for learning magic, they will definitely stay. But he is not sure whether staying like this is beneficial to Soso. The bet with Hydein has already lost, and the spell on Soso is still a mystery. As Hydein said, what is the use of students who cannot learn magic?

McChrys signed up for a slow speech, but the student who didn't hear his name wanted to open his mouth faster.

"Antonio, there are sixty-six in total." McChrys raised his head from the list.

The campsite was silent.

Everyone looked at him in shock.

The needle can be heard.

...

The last class of St. Pades Magic Academy, which recruited 181 students, only 66 people this time?

McChrys put the paper back into the space bag, looking at a corner of the camp casually, trying not to touch the sad and disappointed eyes of the eliminated trainees, "You have three days to prepare to leave. If you need family to pick them up, you can contact me. I will help you arrange it."

Leaving the word "two" finally peels off the strong disguise of the eliminater.

A subtle crying sounded, like a rolling cup of water, slowly spreading, and then flooding everyone.

Suo's eyes gradually turned red.

Seeing him shrank his shoulders and sobbing quietly, Dilin couldn't help but hug him and said, "It's okay. We can think of other ways. There are so many tutors in the academy, and there will always be someone who is willing to help us."

Sosuo sobbed, "I'm not, crying this."

"Then why are you crying?"

"I don't know." Suosuo tried hard to sniff, "Everyone was crying."

Dilin: "…"

Heide walked to McChrys and said lightly: "I only accept one."

McChrys, who was already in a big head because of the crying, suddenly raised his voice and said, "What did you say?"

Hyde looked at him with no shame, "I said, I'm not a garbage shelter, I'll choose my students myself."

McCrees tried to make his expression look less ferocious, "But you have agreed to accept it before!"

"I just give them a chance to test." Hyde glanced at him, "Didn't you choose only sixty-six?"

...

It's true. But the six of his men were all nobles who were not allowed to take the exam, and the situation was different.

McCrees licked his lips and said, "This matter was ordered by the principal." At the critical moment, he could only carry it out of the backstage. His heart was tingled by a small sense of shame.

"I haven't heard him say it with my own ears." Hyde raised his eyebrows, "Or, you can let him come and tell me in person."

McChrys pondered, "Let's think of another solution."

Although he didn't try, his intuition told him that Academician Othello would definitely refuse to interview Heiden directly - if he was the Academician, he would do so. Dealing with Hyden is definitely something that can be avoided.

Perhaps the world will never know that the next principal of St. Pades Magic Academy was at this moment and strengthened his determination to climb to the throne of the principal.
Chapter completed!