"Anything can happen in battle, so teamwork is very important. What you need to do is defeat the boss on the 20th floor."

"The badge will temporarily have a timer function. It will record the time it takes you to go from the first floor to the 20th floor. This is an important test to determine whether you can graduate successfully. Please take it seriously."

"Now, please come one by one to draw lots here. People who draw the same number are in the same team. Each team is limited to four people."

As soon as he finished speaking, Kane raised his hand.

“Professor Troyes, I have a question.”

"Now that there are two fewer students in the class, what if some teams don't have enough of four people?"

"In that case, the exam wouldn't be fair."

Upon hearing this, Troyes thought for a moment and replied:

"The world is inherently unfair. After all, it's a random team assignment, and whether your teammates are strong or not is also random. It all depends on your own luck."

There are 29 students in the class, divided into groups of 4. That means that each group can only have 1 person.

"How about this, the person who drew number 8 will be exempt from this test, and the remaining transfer students will be tested when they arrive."

Troyes's words caused a stir among the students.

"A transfer student? Professor Troyes, is she a beautiful girl?"

One of the boys immediately perked up, his eyes sparkling with anticipation.

"No, it must be a handsome guy. I'd be perfectly content if Professor Troyes was handsome enough!" This was the statement of a girl who was infatuated with a guy.

"Uh... I don't know what the transfer student looks like either, but you can look forward to it. It's said that the student is a candidate for a paladin in the church."

Troyes scratched his cheek and said something somewhat awkwardly.

"A paladin candidate? Wow, that sounds cool!"

Rudy, meanwhile, stroked his chin thoughtfully.

The fact that students from the church fortress came in—could there be a special meaning behind this?