Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

Lucas was not angry when Lilith returned the goods. Facing the opportunity to slack off, he just smiled and decisively made way for Daniel. He carried his sword and slacked off to the side, ready to find an opportunity to slip away at any time.

"Okay, this is not a place to make friends, so stop chatting."

A male teacher next to Teacher Rebecca clapped his hands and said loudly with a serious face. His right eye seemed to have been attacked by a ferocious beast. A scar left by a sharp claw went from his eyebrow to his lower eyelid, which gave him a solemn look.

The students on the Guardian's side seemed to be in awe of this teacher, and they almost immediately fell silent the moment he opened his mouth.

"Guardian is a new major established in recent years to protect the lives and safety of magicians. After these two weeks of classes, I believe you all know clearly what your responsibilities are. But in this class, no one is allowed to show mercy. The magician's shield is against you now, but it will be another layer of armor for you in the future."

"If you don't want to be teammates fighting side by side in the future, you can only take out the eggshell shield to protect you. Today, I will polish this shield and test its strength. Do you understand?"

"Understood!" The guardians who were brought out for the joint training this time responded in unison.

"Is it that serious... We are not here to be mercenaries, why are we taking it so seriously? And fighting side by side? Who are we fighting against? Goblins?" Some of the magic apprentices were not afraid of death and secretly complained.

"You too." Teacher Rebecca said lazily, crossing her arms. "What kind of guardians are they? They are just a bunch of rookies who just entered school. Don't be scared just because they have so many swords. If anyone dares to retreat, I will kick his ass hard."

"Ms. Lilith, I believe you are not someone who will just do things casually, right?" Daniel smiled shyly at Lilith. "I may not be gentlemanly enough later..."

Lilith was still searching the crowd to see if Ian was there, but the Guardians seemed to have randomly selected a group of people, and there was no sign of the black-haired boy in the crowd. She came back to her senses after hearing Daniel's words, and nodded quickly, saying, "Of course! Please do your best. I don't want you to go easy on me just because I'm a girl, there's no point in that kind of training."

Daniel nodded happily, "I knew, Lilith, you are different from those noble ladies." The flaxen hair on his forehead swayed as he nodded, like a passionate big puppy.

Lilith smiled and stopped talking. She concentrated and hummed softly. A cyclone slowly formed around her. The invisible elemental force leaped for joy and slowly condensed into a transparent shield.

Daniel watched the shield being formed up close and couldn't help but admire, "Even though there are magicians all around me now, every time I see these wonders, I still feel that magic is truly amazing..."

As he spoke, he took off the sword from his waist, and stood with his right hand in a handsome sword flower shape.

Lilith noticed his movements and raised her eyebrows in surprise. He didn't look like the guardians of other groups. He stuttered while holding the sword, but he looked like an experienced swordsman.

The next second he raised his sword and stabbed it straight into Lilith's chest -

Daniel, who raised his sword, was completely different from the enthusiastic big dog just now. His eyes were sharp and cold. He stared at Lilith intently, as if he was looking at a dying prey. Even though Lilith was protected by a shield, she was frightened by such a look and subconsciously dodged to the side.

——It was a good thing that Lilith dodged this time. The sword tip pierced straight into the shield. There was a crisp sound of bubbles bursting, and the shield shattered. The straight tip of the sword pierced straight into Lilith's shoulder!

"Ugh." Lilith subconsciously grabbed the sword and let out a muffled groan.

"Lilith--!" Daniel hurriedly drew out his sword and reached out to support the pale girl, "Are you okay? I, I didn't expect this shield to be so fragile, and my sword is unsharpened..." He watched as a shadow appeared on the girl's dark shirt, and she was bleeding.

Lilith could only nod randomly in response. The sudden pain made her unable to speak at the moment.

Teacher Rebecca walked over quickly, took over Daniel's position, checked Lilith's injuries, and then cast a healing spell. Lilith felt a tingling sensation on her shoulder blade, which should be the healing spell taking effect, and the wound was healing quickly.

Teacher Rebecca looked back at Daniel and said in a cold tone, "Be careful, little friend."

Daniel lowered his head helplessly.

"I'm fine, teacher." Lilith shook her arm. Apart from the soreness caused by the impact, she no longer felt anything on the wound. Healing magic was most effective on external injuries.

"Well, let's continue." Teacher Rebecca nodded and returned to the edge of the playground.

"I'm so sorry, Lilith." Daniel lowered his head, took off his scabbard, and put the sword back in, feeling very apologetic. "My strength is a bit too great. I'll use the scabbard to attack. There shouldn't be any danger this way."

"It's just an accident. Don't mind it, Daniel. Let's continue..." Lilith had played wildly in the forest since she was a child. It was common for her to fall and fight. She didn't take this accident seriously. She concentrated her mind and energy and chanted the spell again...

"Tsk - you're feeling bad so soon, Rebecca." The male teacher of the Guardian was standing by the tree with a dogtail grass in his mouth and a sword in his arms. When he saw Rebecca coming back with a sullen face, he couldn't help but laugh, and his solemn temperament gradually melted away. "It was your idea to let the freshmen have joint training. I was just cooperating with you."

Teacher Rebecca still had a stern face. She held her breath for a long time before finally speaking, "...I thought the quality of the new students this year was very high, so I gave them some guardians as toys. Who knew that you guardians also have so many monsters!"

"Hahaha, if you come with this mentality, your students are destined to suffer." The male teacher laughed even more happily.

"That's why I never support the Guardian system, Wolf." Rebecca said irritably, "As long as magicians study magic defense classes well, they have the capital to protect themselves..."

"Oh Rebecca, that was in the past." The teacher named Wolfe spat out the dogtail grass in his mouth and looked at the legendary princess from a distance. The silver-haired girl's shield was swirling with wind, causing the sword of the guardian on the opposite side to bend again and again, and it was completely unable to break the shield. "You should understand that times have changed."

Rebecca had a complicated look in her eyes, she pursed her lips and stopped talking.

"Bang!" Daniel used the scabbard to forcefully break through Lilith's defense. Because he relied on the strength of his body to forcefully break through, he was still unable to stop after breaking the shield. He crashed into Lilith, knocking the girl, who was a head shorter than him, out again, causing the people around him to scream.

Lilith was dizzy and lying on the gravel with stars in her eyes. She looked up at the sky and thought: How many times has this happened? Daniel is too strong. Is it too late for her to find Lucas now? When will this class end?

"Lilith! Sorry!" Daniel came forward again, trying to pull Lilith up in panic. Lilith reached out and touched the thick calluses on his hands. A memory flashed through her mind.

"Daniel... have you been learning swordsmanship since you were a child?" Lilith did not get up in a hurry. She looked up at the young man in the backlight and slowly asked her doubts.

The boy was sitting on the ground with his back to the light. Lilith couldn't see his expression clearly. She could only see the corners of his grinning mouth. He seemed a little shy. "I did start to learn these when I was very young, but I don't think I have a talent for them."

Lilith touched the boy's rough palm and looked at the flaxen hair that she felt familiar with from the beginning. The joy of meeting a new friend slowly sank.

Sean was right, luck is indeed conserved, and she was indeed a bit unlucky today.

"You are too modest." She let go of Daniel's hand and tried to stand up. She stared into the boy's eyes and called out his name with great certainty.

"Daniel Russell."