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

　Dark couldn't help but laugh, "No, that's not right. It's that I probably won't be attending math class this year. So Diana, you really need to take careful notes during class. Otherwise, you won't even know what you don't understand, so how can I explain it to you?"

　Diana immediately pouted and said coquettishly, "Why must I not know it? Can't it be that Diana will understand everything after taking careful notes?"

　"Wow!" Rose suddenly hugged Diana from the side and started tickling her armpits.

　Diana's fantasy was shattered, and she giggled.

　The moonlight is still beautiful tonight.

　Moonlight streamed through the castle windows, casting long shadows of the three people that gradually overlapped.

　……

　Diana and Rose were surprised to learn that Dark would be a teaching assistant for the first-year students.

　They originally thought that Dak just didn't have to attend classes anymore—after all, he was the textbook author—but they didn't expect him to bring even bigger surprises.

　While they were still struggling with the difficulty of the subject, Dakdimon had already become a "professor"!

　The first-grade students should be pleasantly surprised, right?

　Two little girls playfully wrestled as they entered the dormitory.

　Dark led the magical spirits into the room.

　He picked up the cat grass that pounced on him to welcome him, then turned on the light, sat quietly by the bed for a moment, and then first extracted today's "major sins." Afterwards, while there was still some time, he took out his "Mathematics 1" textbook and began to preview tomorrow's lesson.

　Although he is now very wealthy, a fixed monthly salary of 2000 credits is still quite considerable.

　These 2000 credits, converted into Holy Coins, would amount to a monthly salary of 32000 Holy Coins, which would be considered a high salary even in the capital.

　Moreover, they only need to attend four classes per month and work only six hours a day.

　Yes, six hours!

　A closer look reveals that he has already gained a huge advantage.

　A professor's job involves much more than just teaching classes.

　However, even without this salary, he wouldn't mind taking the teaching assistant job.

Chapter 556 Darkdemon Can't Have a Daughter (10k)

　After parting ways with Professor Melnor, Dark immediately went to the history of magic classroom, marking the transition from professor to student.

　He considered today's lecture to be just average, but it was acceptable as his first formal lecture.

　Moreover, through this lesson, he gained a general understanding of Victoria and Phoenix's classroom behavior, and also learned about the siblings Jon and Joey. In addition, the dark elf Vivian was also within his field of attention.

　These five people were the ones he cared about most during his first year.

　As for the two little princesses... he really doesn't need to worry about them!

　"But this year's freshman lineup is really outrageous."

　“There are exceptionally outstanding individuals in the House of Nobles, the House of Knights, the House of Magic… and even the House of Fools.”

　"Hopefully it's not a bad omen."

　……

　About ten minutes before class started, Dark entered the History of Magic classroom discreetly through the back door.

　But Witt and Robert, who were sitting in the last row near the door, still noticed him.

　Robert's eyes lit up, and he immediately asked curiously, "Dark, where were you in the last class?"

　Dark smiled and said, "I'm going to math class."

　Robert blurted out, "Wasn't the last class math?"

　Dak then said, "It's a first-grade math class."

　Robert muttered, "Oh, first grade, first grade, wait, how come you're going to a first grade class..."

　But Dak had already gone to sit down in the window seat.

　He took out his History of Magic textbook, Lesson 8, turned to the page with the bookmark, and began to read it rather casually.

　Starting in the second year, the history of magic finally had a new course.

　It is said that Professor Ryan Hawkes specially commissioned someone to compile the new textbook, and he put a lot of effort into doing this job well.

　With the introduction of Lesson 8, Professor Ryan Harker stopped rambling on and on about the history of magic and began to teach it systematically, resulting in a significant improvement in his teaching skills.

　Of course, the eight new textbooks—"50,000 Years of Chinese History"—are indeed very well compiled. Many of the stories in them are very vivid and interesting, making people wonder who compiled these eight textbooks.

　Unfortunately, the textbook is unsigned, which is a pity.

　"Most likely, it's one of the heroes from the Hall of Heroes, right?"

　As Dark was thinking this, Diana tilted her head back and asked, "Dark, did class go well?"

　"Not bad," Darke laughed. "With Professor Melno in charge this time, those little rascals won't dare to cause trouble."

　"It's alright." Diana pulled her head back.

　Dark asked, "So? Did you take good notes in the last class?"

　Diana quickly replied, "Of course I do! Don't keep asking! I'm not a first-grader!"

　Dark laughed: "Of course, you're a second-year student."

　Diana: "Yeah, I'm in second grade now."

　"Phew." Rose couldn't help but laugh out loud.

　……

　Shortly afterward, Professor Ryan Hawkes entered the classroom as the bell rang.

　He now not only has flowing long hair, but also wears a suit and has excellent energy.

　He lost a foot, a hand, and an eye in the war, but with Professor Cazell's help, he was fitted with the latest prosthetics, and his appearance is indistinguishable from that of a normal person.

　If you put him together now and when he first came to St. Mary's College, you definitely wouldn't be able to tell they're the same person.

　"Today's lesson will be about the beginning of the history of magic."

　As soon as the bell rang, Professor Ryan Hawkes began his lecture with great enthusiasm.

　"The history of magic begins with the moment humanity became aware of magic and continues to this day..."

　……

　As Professor Ryan Hawkes narrated his story, the students seemed to travel back several eras with him, strolling along the corridors of history and listening to the tides rolling ever onward.

　He always manages to create an extraordinary sense of immersion, making the audience feel as if they are actually there.

　Dark also gained a lot of knowledge from the course on the history of magic.

　……

　Tuesday afternoon is Warcraft study time.

　Professor Nini squeezed through the narrow classroom door as always. But she no longer wore cheap perfume, and her interactions with the students were much more natural.

　After becoming a full-fledged professor, Nini became noticeably more confident—and equally confident in choosing the monsters to use in her teaching!

　The students looked at the hideous monster on the podium, their faces a mixture of fear and excitement.

　After all, they are children born in a peaceful era and have never truly faced danger. Even if they possess great power due to magical technology, they may not be able to unleash it.

　Professor Nini's monster studies, besides teaching students about the ecology, characteristics, and value of monsters and creatures, is most notable for helping them overcome their fear of these dangerous creatures.

　This is also the main reason why she was ultimately able to pass Professor Sylph's review and become a full-fledged member.

　After gaining Professor Sylph's approval, she became

Chapter 557 The Gate of Truth (10k)

　Elective courses are usually scheduled on Thursdays and Fridays, and occasionally there are elective courses on Monday through Wednesday evenings.

　Professors also take care to avoid overlapping courses when scheduling classes.

　However, if it is absolutely unavoidable, then the only option is to inform the student and let him choose between the two.

　Just like "Alchemy" and "Knighthood," which are both classes on Thursday mornings, they cannot be taken at the same time.

　The "Transfiguration Class," like the "Astrology Class," is held on Thursday evenings.

　As for the "medical class," it is on Thursday afternoon.

　The two classes that Dak chose were "Alchemy" in the first period on Thursday morning and "Astrology" in the evening.

　Perhaps it was because he had spent a bit too much time in the clubroom. So when he arrived at the "Alchemy" classroom on the fourth floor of the castle, he found it already full of people.

　He habitually entered through the back door, and the sound of the door opening slightly attracted the attention of a few students in the back row, but that was all.

　The classroom, which can accommodate hundreds of people, had fewer than thirty students sitting in it, ranging from second to fifth grade.

　The classroom was quiet, unlike the noisy classrooms of first and second graders.

　Even people who are communicating with each other will try to keep their voices down.

　Most people, however, were quietly reading.

　"Alchemy" is not an easy subject to learn.

　It is far less practical than the "magic theory" of this era, but it is much more difficult to learn.

　Students who choose "Alchemy" class, even if they come simply because of its reputation, usually have extremely high learning abilities.

　In other words, everyone here is a top student from each grade!

　Dark slowed his pace and walked forward, noticing that most people were sitting in the front row—seemingly to better admire the alchemist's demeanor, while the middle and back rows were almost empty.

　Considering that sitting in the last row would make him seem too out of place, he moved forward a bit.

　Of course, the best spot is by the window.

　The windows in the classroom were mostly open, and the breeze blowing in from outside carried a hint of morning coolness.

　After sitting down, Dark took out Lesson 8 of "Magical Language".

　With some time before class, he planned to review the "magical language" knowledge he had learned yesterday.

　However, after opening Lesson 8, his gaze involuntarily swept across the classroom.

　Surprisingly, there were many familiar students in this classroom.

　In the second year alone, there are Saraswati, Emma Metis, Eudora Envy, and Vanessa Bolt from the Fools' House.

　Upon seeing the prefect of the second year of Fools' House again, Dark's eyes finally showed some surprise.

　Professor Cazell selected only five students from the second year, one from each house in Foundation 8. Vanessa Bolt, who was chosen along with Sarah and Emma, ​​must possess a rare quality that is not outwardly striking.

　After a moment of observation, Dak looked at the students in other grades.

　There were more students wearing third-grade uniforms than second-grade students, but there were still seven of them.

　Of the seven third-year students, the only one whose name he could recall was Elsie Kevin, the senior he had defeated in his debut battle.

　Elsie Kevin also won the "Crimson Star" award at the Halloween event when he was a freshman, and he was a top student at the Academy of Noble Families.

　Dak never imagined that he would one day be taking classes in the same classroom as this senior.

　However, he wasn't very familiar with the other third-year students.

　Even if they had met in the castle, he probably wouldn't remember their names.

　On the contrary, quite a few of the fourth-grade students could be called by name.

　Fourth-grade students were arguably the most numerous group in the classroom.

　Duck counted them quickly and found there were twelve people in total!

　Among them was Winiscat, the famous descendant of the "Winter Sage" from the fourth-year magic academy!

　There was another senior student, also a fourth-year student at the Magic Academy, who was someone Dark was quite familiar with.

　Angela Hudson.

　A magic academy student who didn't participate in the duel club recruitment for the first time until the second semester of his third year.