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

　[Duel: 100]

　Warcraft Studies: 100

　[Astronomy: 98]

　Total Score: 793

　[Ranking: 1]

　If you click on the scores for each subject, you can further see the practical score and the written test score.

　Upon closer inspection, Dark discovered that the deductions in "Potion Mastery" and "Magic Theory" lay in their practical application.

　"It seems that my potion preparation and magic card crafting are not perfect yet."

　He shook his head slightly and then looked at the comments on the papers on the history of magic and astronomy.

　Professors Ryan Hax and Mitchell Bartholomew each wrote a brief comment of two or three lines, pointing out the problems with the paper.

　However, it was quite unexpected that the papers for these two courses received such high scores.

　He was quite satisfied with this.

　"With a total score of 793, he ranked first, which was expected."

　Although he couldn't be sure he would get first place at the beginning of the exam.

　But after passing the practical exams in summoning, potion-making, and magic theory, he knew that his advantage was limitless.

　The only thing preventing him from getting first place in his grade was probably his scores on his papers in the history of magic and astronomy.

　But since the scores for both papers are quite high, it's a foregone conclusion that they will rank first.

　There were some surprises, but not many.

　Dak then got up, tidied his clothes, and prepared to go out.

　Professors obviously can't send all students' grades to each student's class card; if they want to know other students' grades, they can only look at the published grade sheets.

　He quickly pushed open the door and went out, only to see that the corridor was already bustling with people.

　Hey, Dark.

　The boy who lived in room 202 next to him happened to be coming out and greeted him, "How's it going? Have you received your report card yet?"

　“Of course I’m here.” Dark smiled and said, “Looks like your grades are pretty good?”

　The man then said smugly, "Better than expected, everything passed! How about you?"

　Dark: "Also, all passed."

　"That's wonderful!" the man exclaimed, raising his voice. "I can't even imagine what those who failed will go through. Make-up exams? Tutoring? Repeating a grade? Oh my god!"

　Dark: "You won't have to repeat a grade. Generally speaking, retaking exams isn't too difficult."

　"Perhaps," the man nodded. "After all, these are all test centers I've been to before. How about we go to the notice board together?"

　“I’d like to,” Dark shrugged and spread his hands, “but someone’s already waiting for me.”

　The man subconsciously turned around and saw the two beautiful young women from the Noble House standing prettily behind him.

　When he turned around, he already had an ambiguous look on his face: "Then I won't bother you any longer."

　Dark smiled subtly and went over to meet up with Diana and Rose.

　Three people’s muscles, muscles, and muscles.

　Diana looked somewhat excited, while Rose wore a serene smile.

　"Good results?" Darke guessed.

　Diana immediately jumped up: "That's what I've been waiting for! I got in the top ten!"

　"Really? That's wonderful!" Darke quickly congratulated him.

　"That's right!" Diana's little nose perked up. "Don't you see how hard I've worked!"

　"Where's Rose?" Dark asked again.

　Rose replied shyly, "I passed, and I'm ranked thirteenth."

　Dark was somewhat surprised: "Is it the Magic Theory and Potions that dragged down the grade?"

　Rose nodded. "Mm."

　The three of them then went down the stairs and arrived at the common lounge.

　The common room was already filled with first-year students.

　The young magicians exchanged their scores and rankings, displaying a full range of emotions.

　When Dark appeared, the atmosphere suddenly became quiet.

　The air only began to move again when Duolong suddenly started shouting.

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　Long jogged over, patted Dark on the shoulder, and asked warmly, "First place?"

　Dark nodded: "First."

　"As expected, she's number one!"

　Duolong immediately jumped up, as if he had been the top student, and ran back to the crowd with joyful leaps and bounds.

　Then he said forcefully, "Although we didn't win the Academy Cup this year, we, the Noble Academy, are number one in first-year academic performance! Tomorrow, the year after, and the year after that... it will all be our Noble Academy! Go for it!"

　"Go for it!" a group of boys suddenly shouted, their momentum unstoppable.

　Duolong added, "We can't relax even after we go back for the holidays. This is our chance to catch up with the other colleges as a whole. Next year's College Cup will be our College Cup!"

　……

　"..." Dark Dimon walked past the group of people who had inexplicably started burning as if nothing had happened, and slipped out of the common room.

　Before he closed the door, he faintly heard an impatient girl's voice, as if she were saying, "Hey, stop making a fuss, okay? You act like you're the ones who got first place. Fine, even if there's a second or third place, you can keep arguing. But what was the result? Duolong, you were the loudest one, what place did you get? Tell me, what place did you get? Why can't you even say what place you got? Useless!"

　……

　"Sometimes I feel that the first-year nobles are quite chivalrous."

　After crossing the external bridge, Dak couldn't help but say.

　Diana's eyes darted around, and a brilliant idea struck her: "Is it the spirit of the Knights' Academy?"

　Dark smiled and said, "The House of Nobles is confident and unwilling to admit defeat, while the House of Knights is courageous and driven. In this respect, they are actually quite similar, both having a strong desire to win. That's why the House of Knights and the House of Nobles always argue the most. Let's go and see who is second and third on the bulletin board."

　The three walked and talked, and soon left the castle.

　We found the notice board outside the castle gate.

　By this time, a crowd had already gathered outside the notice board, and more people were joining in.

　Half of them were first-year students, while the other half were upperclassmen.

　Although only the first-year students' report cards have been posted so far, it's clear that the older students are also interested in the first-year students' rankings.

　Just like how club members come to scout for new members during the Duel Club's recruitment competition, final exam grades are also a good reference.

　Dark spotted Helena Tracy, a third-year student, at a glance.

　This third-year senior, who is very close to Emma, ​​is a member of the literature club. She is tall and has a dashing appearance.

　Outside the crowd, members of the aristocratic history research society, whom I vaguely remember, were also gazing into the distance. But it wasn't Irving Mack, who had been in charge of recruiting new members.

　Of course, besides those who came with ulterior motives, there were also many people who were simply there for the fun of it.

　The intense scene made Dak frown slightly.

　Diana didn't care, but Rose clearly didn't want to squeeze into the crowd.

　So he said, "You all wait here outside, I'll squeeze in and take a look."

　He then squeezed through the crowd.

　After a while, he finally managed to squeeze to the front of the notice board, where a table with rankings, names, departments, and scores was neatly posted.

　He pulled out the "Magic Book," rubbed two fingers together, and a slightly glowing book appeared in his hand.

　“It’s one thing to do.”

　Upon receiving the order, the magic scribe scanned the grade sheet with a single glance.

　Dak then began to back away.

　Going against the current is clearly more difficult than going with the current.

　As Dak left the crowd, he couldn't help but take a breath.

　Then he beckoned the two of them to sit on a bench and opened the Magic Book.

　"Let me see, the second one is..."

　"It's not Emma after all?"

　Diana pressed herself tightly against her, a milky...

　The fragrance then wafted into the nasal cavity.

　Because of their collaboration, Dark and Emma became quite close to her.

　But the second place did not go to Emma, ​​but to Sara Savati!

　"After all, she is the daughter of the Sage of Winter."

　That's not hard to accept.

　Emma and Sarah's scores were very close, differing by only one point.

　"Second place Sarah, third place Emma, ​​fourth place... Diana, so you're fifth place?"

　"Hehehe!" Diana couldn't help but chuckle.

　Dak feigned surprise and said, "I thought you were only tenth!"

　Diana said smugly, "How about that? Not in the top ten, but in the top five!"

　"That's amazing," Dark praised without reservation.

　Diana is not good at studying.

　He knew this better than anyone else.

　But this seemingly clumsy girl still managed to achieve fifth place in the entire grade, which certainly cannot be attributed solely to the advantage of practical classes.

　Her frequent visits to the library during this period have finally paid off.

　Then Dak continued reading.

　"Hmm, Eudora Wayne's full text is available for free online, right? Seventh? Didn't she say she didn't do very well on the test?"

　Dak was slightly taken aback.

　He clearly remembered Eudora's expression the night before last, which was obviously genuine.

　But where did he go wrong with his seventh-place ranking in the entire grade?

　"Or perhaps I underestimated her goals?"

　Thinking of this, Dak fell silent.

　Eudora did not appear in the common room, nor did she come out to read the announcement. Perhaps she is with Professor Mitia now.

　Like Diana, Eudora's grades were also quite average at the beginning of the semester.

　The fact that he ranked seventh in the grade shows how hard he worked.

　Diligence and hard work are ultimately the only way to get high scores.

　……

　"Let's go back."

　Dark Yang brandished the magic book in his hand and prepared to return to his dormitory.

　He could roughly imagine Emma's sullenness when she found out she was only third, and Sarah's high spirits after confirming she was second.