The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　The girls all thought that segment was great, as it helped filter out all the "insincere" bad men.

　They'd rather remain silent than be deceived by a scumbag. However, some women are actually eager to take action. But now, with the "truth or dare" segment, they inevitably hesitate.

　"So how many people have passed so far?" Dark asked curiously.

　Duolong put his index finger and thumb together and made a gesture.

　Dark looked at the other three fingers sticking up and said, "Three." Doron suddenly waved his hand and said, "It's zero!"

Chapter 1396 You're Not My Type (4k)

　"zero"

　Dark looked surprised: "Is there really not a single person who is truly sincere?"

　Doron shook his head somewhat heavily and said, "Only those who genuinely invite others to dance."

　Dark laughed heartily: "That's true."

　A guy who waits until now to invite a girl to the dance—isn't that just to find a dance partner?

　As for fantasies beyond their dance partners, they might exist, but even they themselves probably don't think they're very realistic, so how could they possibly pass the "truth or dare" test?

　After all, older boys have all come up from lower grades, so they know this routine better than anyone else.

　Younger girls are still in a period of naivety, and still harbor fantasies about pure love.

　The essence of this "Protecting Young Girls" campaign is to protect younger girls from being harmed by older boys, not to reject romantic relationships.

　This year's addition of the "truth or dare" segment at least provides a window for people to speak, which is somewhat like returning to the essence of things.

　Instead of the slogan of previous years, which has become "No dating, no harm," this year's slogan is different.

　The older boys were caught off guard and may not have reacted quickly enough to correct their mindset and launch a full-scale attack, which led to this awkward situation.

　Ok.

　看着还挺有intentionally.

　Dak then sat down next to Doron, wanting to see who could be the first to break through the "truth or dare" barrier and invite the girl they liked.

　But with his arrival, the atmosphere in the boys' camp seemed to become even more tense.

　After that, about five minutes passed. No one from the boys' side stepped forward. The girls' side was also all watching and observing.

　Dark, having studied mind reading, immediately realized that this was his own problem.

　He expressed deep regret and prepared to leave the common room, returning it to the group of teenagers who were celebrating their youth.

　But just as he was about to stand up, a commotion suddenly broke out somewhere in the boys' camp.

　"Um"

　Dark immediately looked over there, his curiosity piqued. But to his surprise, the one who stood up from the corner this time was a first-year student!

　The first-year students have only been enrolled for half a year. They are young, relatively simple-minded, value their studies, and need to adapt to college life. So, it is rare to see couples together.

　Naturally, many people who want to attend the ball need to cram at the last minute on a day like today.

　But this first-year boy seemed different.

　He did look somewhat timid, but his expression was resolute. After getting up, he didn't back down and bravely walked towards the girls' group.

　All eyes immediately turned to him.

　Dak glanced over there and saw that several first-year boys were silently cheering him on, so it seemed that this boy was quite popular.

　However, being popular or not has nothing to do with "romantic relationships".

　Among younger girls, many actually dislike overly sociable students; they are more easily attracted to "unconventional" and handsome boys. However, the fact that he dared to stand up at this moment suggests he must have some confidence in passing the "truth or dare" test.

　As Dak followed his retreating figure, he discovered that the girls' group was also ready and waiting.

　But the "Goddess of the Mind," who is regarded as a "nuclear weapon," is still discussing fashion magazines with her friends.

　She didn't seem to, and wasn't planning to, use "Mind's Eye." "Could it be that she's using methods other than 'Mind's Eye' to judge truth from falsehood?" Dark thought to himself, slightly surprised.

　Lately, he has increasingly felt that he lacks understanding of his magical spirits.

　This is probably the drawback of "laissez-faire education." But he really didn't have the time to personally guide their education anymore. Moreover, while "laissez-faire education" has its drawbacks, it also has its advantages; at least it can unleash the initiative of the magical spirits.

　Just like the "Goddess of the Mind," isn't it because of this that she gained other abilities?

　But what exactly was that ability? Darke couldn't help but observe it carefully.

　But then they saw the first-grade boy walk into the girls' area. Amidst the curious gazes of the crowd, he passed by the first-grade girls' section and headed towards the second-grade girls' area!

　"He's dating a senior student!"

　Both boys and girls were surprised and began to whisper among themselves.

　The first-year boy became noticeably more flustered. But he still bravely walked up to the girl he liked, blushing as he handed her an exquisite prom invitation.

　The second-grade girl was clearly very surprised and caught off guard by the boy's invitation.

　At this time last year, Anna and Angie stood in front of them like wolves, but this year they did nothing to stop them.

　The two watched from the sidelines, exchanging a few words every now and then, becoming pure amusement.

　Perhaps they felt that second-grade girls were capable of handling these things on their own.

　As for the first graders, they have no relation to the second graders.

　The "Truth or Dare" segment is now hosted by a third-grade girl.

　Of course, Dak knew her name; it was Nora, Nora Trollope.

　Nora, a third-year student in the academy, is a top student who is very sociable and gets along well with everyone.

　Its movements are also quite outstanding.

　However, since most students in the Noble House were quite assertive, her behavior seemed normal among them, so she wasn't disliked. But in Dark's eyes, she was still just one of many third-year students, and he didn't have a deep impression of her.

　Surprisingly, she was the one organizing this year's "Protecting the Young" campaign. Besides her, several other fourth and fifth grade girls also participated.

　However, this is probably because she's quite familiar with magical spirits like the "Cosmic Brain Monster." So, she's always the one to step in during the "Truth or Dare" segment. This time was no exception.

　She first quietly asked the second-year girl for her opinion, and only after the girl nodded did she move on to the "truth or dare" segment.

　—If the girl refuses, just pass.

　Therefore, the fact that the girl was able to move on to the "truth or dare" segment means that the girl who was invited had some interest in the boy.

　At least, it's not completely unacceptable.

　Theoretically, the boy should feel more at ease after entering the "truth or dare" segment, which means he has a chance.

　This is at least better than being rejected after confessing your feelings directly.

　Upon closer examination, this step essentially provides a buffer for both parties, preventing them from missing out on a relationship due to an overly abrupt confession or the woman's excessive shyness.

　However in reality.

　When boys enter the "truth or dare" segment, they only become more nervous, while girls will take the matter more seriously as a result.

　The whole process will become relatively serious, and the possibility of the two people getting together due to a momentary impulse will be greatly reduced.

　A chance encounter that might have been a result of a "spur-of-the-moment" decision can become much harder to achieve.

　Then, the boy will pay the price, and the girl will completely lose her chance with him.

　However, the protective actions and the "truth or dare" segment were originally intended for this purpose.

　The older girls who organized these events wanted to convey a message to the younger students: be serious about love!

　Boys should not act for the sake of so-called "youth," "passion," or "romance," but should be more responsible.

　Girls should also think more calmly about the future and avoid acting impulsively. "Living in the moment" is also a lifestyle choice.

　But "taking responsibility for one's own future" is also a way of life. Everyone can make their own choices, but when making choices, one must be serious enough and bear the consequences of those choices.

　In short, don't regret it.

　These are actually two completely different views on love.

　After careful consideration, the second-grade girl asked the boy three questions.

　The first question is: "Do you like me?"

　The boy's answer was: "Yes".

　The second question was: "Do you know me?" The boy's answer was: "I want to know."

　The third question was: "Can you promise to always like me?" The boy's answer was: "Not for now."

　The "Goddess of Mind's Eye" only looked up at the beginning of the Q&A session, without using her ultimate move, "Mind's Eye".

　When Nora asked her if what the boy said was true, she simply nodded.

　A hint of regret immediately appeared on Nora's face.

　The rule for the "Truth or Dare" segment is that lying or having ulterior motives will result in losing your "Greed."

　The first-grade boy's answers to the second and third questions were not satisfactory.

　But he didn't lie, nor did he have any "ulterior motives," so naturally he couldn't activate the "Cosmic Brain Beast."

　As for whether they can get together, that depends on the woman's feelings.

　Ultimately, the second-year girl gave the first-year boy a chance and accepted his invitation to the prom.

　This became the first pair of students to successfully get together tonight. Of course, this is far from "accepting a confession"; the girl simply accepted the invitation to the prom.

　However, it's clear that both parties have given these questions serious thought. The boy needs to understand the girl better before answering the third question.

　Girls generally need to get to know boys better before deciding whether to date them.

　Nevertheless, the appearance of this couple is still very symbolic. The boys also suddenly realized that they didn't necessarily have to answer what they thought was the "correct answer" to successfully hold hands with the girls.

　And so, the much-dormant activity finally began to stir again. Some boys started to organize their thoughts and bravely stood up. This time, it was a second-year boy who stepped forward. Dark, of course, knew his name: Kerry Quincy. Among the second-year students, Kerry was considered rather quiet and reserved, so his presence wasn't very noticeable.

　However, his math scores were good.

　Perhaps because the professor was watching from behind, the first thing Kerry did when he stood up was to glance at Dark, and he was noticeably more nervous than the previous person after he walked out.

　What he handed to the girl he liked was not a ball invitation, but a very formal love letter!

　His girlfriend is a second-grade girl.

　But when he handed the love letter to the girl, he said directly, "I like you, please go out with me."

　The girl was so shocked that she covered her mouth.

　After calming down, she carefully read the love letter and then asked directly, "What do you like about me?"

　凯里

　Caught off guard, the words I'd been organizing in my head for so long vanished. I stood there like a statue, my cheeks flushed crimson.

　The second-year girl sighed with some regret and said, "I can't accept your confession."

　"Why?" Carey asked instinctively.

　The second-year girl glanced in a certain direction and said, "You're not my type."

　Kerry hesitated for a moment, then mustered her courage and asked, "I know it's presumptuous, but could I ask what type of girl you like?"

　The second-year girl said very seriously, "Elegant and classy, ​​gentle and handsome, intelligent and rational, and always very calm. It's as if nothing in this world can stump him."

　If you didn't look at her expression, her words would make her seem like a girl talking in her sleep.

　But Carey seemed to like her "dreaming" aspect, and gritted his teeth and said, "I will try my best to become the person you envision."

　The girl seemed a little surprised, but quickly replied gracefully, "Then, I might be the one to confess to you."

　Over there, Rose couldn't help but sidle up to the "goddess of the mind" and whisper, "That girl wouldn't...?"

　The "Goddess of the Mind" winked at her and suddenly revealed a playful smile that was inconsistent with her usual demeanor.

　Rose opened her mouth, but ultimately remained silent and returned to her seat.

　She looked at that girl and saw herself in her. Girls always love to dream.

　But how can that dream be put into practice?

　She sometimes feels very lost when she is alone.