Chapter 190 - White Deer High’s College Entrance Exams Name List

Meanwhile, Na’er stood respectfully beside Elroy in his office, waiting for him to approve White Deer High’s name list for this year’s college entrance exam. Considering Elroy’s expression, the name list was the only thing on his mind.

Knock, knock, knock.

Elroy’s eyes lit up when he heard the knocking. He quickly put down his pen to look at the door. “Come in!”

Creak!

Elroy saw his assistant smiling. His assistant hurriedly went to his side, respectfully handing Elroy a set of materials in a bag.

Elroy saw the elite training program’s logo on the side of the bag, so he quickly opened the bag and began to read its contents. Afterward, shock, surprise, excitement, and relief appeared on his face.

After carefully reading the document, Elroy could not help but praise, “Moss is no ordinary student!”

Then he picked up the bag of materials and handed it to Na’er as he said excitedly, “Na’er, this is the written material from the elite training program. Ensure you and the teachers read it too.”

Na’er respectfully received the documents and quickly read them, “Ten students from White Deer High made it to the second phase, and five obtained graduation certificates!”

One-third of White Deer High’s students who participated in the training program had obtained their graduation certificates, 8% higher than the typical 25%.

“We’ve already surpassed the results we got 20 years ago,” Na’er said. He felt an indescribable sense of joy.

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“Our school is the recipient of the Best Graduate, Best Progress, Record Breaker, and Best Spirit awards!” Na’er’s hand involuntarily trembled as he read each award title. He was shocked.

“A-Am I dreaming, Director Elroy?!” Na’er felt as if he was about to float from so much joy.

……

Na’er was justifiably excited because having a student who claimed the Best Graduate award would attract the top 20 colleges’ attention, not to mention the other three significant awards.

He knew the opportunity for White Deer High’s students to be top 10 colleges’ targets was not going anywhere. To attend either of the top ten colleges was a singular honor for any high school.

Elroy could not blame Na’er for losing his composure. His heart also surged with an abundance of emotions, but Elroy could not reveal it in front of his assistant and Na’er. He quickly picked up his pen and changed a few spots in the name list.

Elroy pushed the name list to Na’er as he spoke, “Na’er, announce this according to the list.” Judging from Elroy’s expression, he was satisfied with the revised name list.

…

Although there were still fifteen minutes before the announcements at 8:30 am, students from all grades crowded the bulletin board in White Deer High’s main building. They looked at the name list for this year’s college entrance exams.

Some of the shorter students even stood on tiptoe to look at the changes that might appear. Among them, the third-year students looked forward to it even more. They could not wait to see their names appear on the list.

“I heard some second-year students are also taking the college entrance exam with us this year.”

“Oh, them? Even so, there are only a little more than 50 days left until the actual exams. How can they compare to the third-year students who’ve spent more than a month preparing?”

“Moss is still rather formidable, even though he’s our junior. I heard he’s already at level 25.”

“One’s levels can only dictate one’s combat experience. Still, Moss is only a knight, and all knights have innate weaknesses. Their skills and parameters mainly focus on offense and defense. Their other stats are weak.”

“You’re right. It’s the college entrance exams we’re talking about, after all.

…

The Guardians were also looking at the name list. While chatting, they heard the third-year students talking down on second-year students.

Alan wanted to pick a fight with them, but the bulletin board flashed with a golden light. A moment later, the golden light faded, and the words “White Deer High’s College Entrance Exams Final Name List” appeared.

Then the students’ names appeared in large golden fonts below:

“Sophomores: Moss, Mill, Bass, Alan, Baylon.”

“Juniors: Yulia, Haussart…”

As the names appeared, the students started a heated discussion.

“As expected, Senior Moss is on the list! He is great!”

“The entrance exams are different from the competitions. It depends on one’s strength.”

“I’m curious to see Moss’s results when he takes the exams.”

…

Moss appeared calm as he looked at the finalized name list. Even though he heard the other students’ disapprovals, he did not let it affect him in the slightest. He thought it was pointless to refute them because Moss knew he could prove himself with his actions.

“Let’s go. It’s a waste of time to stick around. We might as well go and prepare for the college entrance exams,” Moss said indifferently. Then he turned around and prepared to leave.

As soon as Moss turned around, he saw Aisha running toward him. He also quickly approached her.

“Moss, Director Elroy is looking for you. Come with me!” Aisha said with slight anxiety.

Elroy had given her an order and did not say anything else, but she knew it was a critical matter. Otherwise, Elroy would not have personally called her.

Moss nodded and followed Aisha to the director’s office. Soon, the two arrived at the door, and Aisha said smilingly, “You have to go in alone.” Then she especially reminded Moss of a few things before leaving

She knew Elroy would have told her if he wanted her to come along. However, Elroy said no such thing that day, which meant it was inappropriate for her to be there.

Knock, knock.

After knocking twice, Moss entered the director’s office. Elroy looked at Moss and slowly put down the materials in his hands. “Come in, Moss. Please have a seat.”

When Moss sat down, Elroy handed him a cup of tea and said, “I called you here to tell you some good news.”

Moss did not react much. He only looked at Elroy calmly and said, “What’s the good news, sir?”

“The top ten institutes just called. They will be at our school to try and recruit you over the next few days,” as Elroy spoke, a trace of excitement flashed across his face.

“Are Kyoto, Shuimu, and Shanghai institutes coming?” Moss asked.

“U-Uh, I’m not sure!” Elroy was shocked because he did not expect Moss to ask such a question.

Under normal circumstances, students would be unusually excited if someone told them that the top ten colleges would come to recruit them. Moreover, Moss appeared calm and collected since he entered Elroy’s office.

Elroy wondered if it was the demeanor of one with a highly potent spiritual power.