Really? I'm fighting the Dark Emperor.

Campus Summit.

Teachers and students from major magic academies across the universe gathered together. After several days of lectures and discussions, when Miya Star returned to her dormitory, she felt an unusual tranquility throughout the world.

"The way those people researched a problem was terrifying." Zhi Xing's identity made him the focus of attention. From initial skepticism to subsequent conviction, like-minded peers gathered to discuss it. These past few days, Mi Ya Xing had only been able to nap for a short while in a chair.

This process was undoubtedly very enjoyable.

I was exhausted enough.

I just want to lie down in bed and relax; even moving a finger feels like a chore.

"Today is the last day," even Eric, who was used to seeing this kind of scene since he was a child, couldn't help but feel a little overwhelmed. "After resting for a day, we can go back to the Moe Academy after the exchange competition held by the five Moe the day after tomorrow."

"Can't I not participate?" He turned over, his voice coming from under the covers, muffled, just like his feeling that he knew he couldn't not participate.

Eric chuckled lightly, glanced at the letters on the table, and didn't rush to open them.

The venue for the campus summit lacked high-speed communication equipment, so information could only be transmitted through the relatively traditional method of mail.

After washing up, he leisurely picked up the letter. Just a second ago, Miya Xing was so tired that she didn't want to get out of bed, but she quickly jumped up and rushed to his side: "Whose letter is this?"

Eric instinctively moved his hand to the side.

“Oh~ Ukunana’s, right?” Miya Xing’s weight was practically hanging off him. “What did it say? Eric, muah~”

Before he could even read the letter, he jumped up in a panic: "Miya Star—"

"Just kidding, hey, why is your face so red? You didn't actually write these things, did you?"

Eric didn't want to talk to him.

The letter contained few words and was read quickly. After finishing it, Eric gave a small envelope inside the main envelope to Mia Star.

"And mine?" Strange, who would write to him?

I casually tore open the envelope, and inside was a photo. The photo was simple: a person making a peace sign, and behind them on the table was a familiar Rubik's Cube.

Now we know who it is.

...I feel like something's missing these past few days.

After a moment's thought, he realized that he always carried the Rubik's Cube with him. He had been in a hurry when he left the Moe Academy, and he remembered that he seemed to have the Rubik's Cube in his hand at the time. Then, Rui Bu Si very kindly helped him with his luggage...

Oh, I haven't seen a Rubik's Cube since then.

Well, hopefully his Rubik's Cube will be treated well.

The focus of the exchange competition is on communication.

Theoretically, this is true, but in reality, the campus summit already drains all the students' energy, and a day's rest is not enough to recover.

This is more like relaxation after an intense mental workout.

"There's only one student from both Beimeng and Dongmeng?"

At the campus summit, everyone was engaged in their own activities, and they didn't pay attention to the other students from Meng Academy. Now, when they looked at the list, there were very few familiar names on it.

There can be only one.

"Well, apparently two students had something come up and couldn't make it. But I didn't expect it to be Xia Guanglei from Beimeng. We should have gone to say hello on the first day." Eric often represented Meng Academy in various competitions and was a little more familiar with the names on the list than Miya Xing.

However, this familiarity was limited to having heard of them; he had never actually faced them in any of the competitions he had participated in before.

Looking at the remaining students on the list one by one, Mi Yaxing felt puzzled:

“East Meng Oupa, West Meng Yufeng and Jimmy, South Meng Agnes and Tong En. Hmm... It's strange, all the other students wrote down their areas of expertise, but only West Meng, both students left it blank.”

The two exchanged a glance. It was unclear whether this silence signified a lack of expertise or a reluctance to let others know.

On the day of the exchange match, Xia Guanglei answered this question.

"Simon is located near the border between the Dark Clan and the Quark Clan. The students' magical abilities vary, but because they often interact with the Dark Clan, they are more adept at actual combat."

Seeing that Eric and Miya Star seemed to really know nothing, he pointed in one direction and added, "The principal of Ximeng recently led a team out of town, and none of the students with stronger combat power are there."

Looking in the direction Xia Guanglei pointed, the two students from Ximeng, a boy and a girl, were sitting in their seats and rarely interacted with others.

"Oh~" Miya Xing exclaimed, then patted Xia Guanglei on the shoulder, "You know so much about them?"

"Because I'm just like them, all the students from Beimeng who meet the criteria are quite busy lately and think the exchange competition is just a waste of time." They even managed to get him to participate.

He didn't understand what was being discussed around him, nor could he comprehend it, so with nothing else to do, he could only ponder these useless things.

"I'm fairly familiar with that guy—Jimmy." We were both just there to make up the numbers and didn't understand anything. We couldn't sleep during the lectures, so we just chatted occasionally and got to know each other.

"Looking at it this way, this exchange match is a bit unfair." Eric frowned. He didn't like participating in matches where the skill levels were completely unequal, even if the result wasn't the main point and it was just for the exchange.

Miya Xing also lost the enthusiasm she had when she went out.

She sighed, turned around, and put her empty hands back into her pockets: "I rarely participate in competitions, and I never imagined that my first one would turn out like this~"

I don't know how to play.

However, the match did not unfold as the disparity in strength they had anticipated.