Chapter 66: The Brave Man Working Overtime "That's a crime."...

After Babirus officially entered the holiday season, although there were still some unlucky demon students who needed extra tutoring on campus, it was still not as crowded as before.

It's like being plunged into the tranquility of summer.

It was a bright and sunny day, and the sunlight shone through the glass, bringing the beautiful meaning of summer with it.

But Aveda, who was standing in front of the window holding a cup of coffee, seemed to be blocked from the beauty by the sunscreen.

She looked out at the lush green campus scenery and felt that Babirus seemed to suck people's energy, making them feel weak from the bottom of their hearts as soon as they stepped in.

Aveda, who hated her holiday cram school, sighed softly at the sight of such a beautiful campus, muttering to herself, "I can't even hear the cicadas chirping. This is truly a demonic school..."

"Are those insects chirping?" Teacher Robin, who had just returned from the classroom, overheard them. She walked over to the window and kindly opened it for her classmate, saying, "Open the window and you'll hear them."

As the window was opened, the scorching air from outside continued to rush in, and the equally lively chirping of insects also poured into Iveda's ears one after another.

"It really does feel like summer now."

The other teachers in the office also raised their heads, trying to catch the aftertaste of their youthful summer that had passed and could not be retrieved.

The greening of Babirus's campus is indeed very good. The crisp calls of some Warcraft birds also serve as high-pitched embellishments in this insect chorus.

The melodious chirping of summer insects sounded a little strange to Aveda's ears.

She just felt that it sounded like even these low-level demon insects were happier than herself in this beautiful summer.

There is no such thing as going to work for creatures that have not evolved into advanced species.

As soon as the sound reached his ears, the brave man immediately determined the specific location of the crying insects, and could lock them and destroy them with one blow.

"I'm so jealous..." But the brave man, realizing the gap between himself and the bug, could no longer stand. He staggered back to his desk, sat down with difficulty, and then fell down weakly.

There is no fighting spirit to attack, only shaking of the head at one's own fate.

"Teacher Aveda, you look even worse than the students you're tutoring," Teacher Robin, who came over, eager to arouse the enthusiasm of his classmates, encouraged them, "Cheer up!"

Iveda, with a dead look on her face, met Robin, whose eyes were full of vitality. She couldn't understand and couldn't comprehend the young devil's work enthusiasm at all.

"I'm going to the classroom." When she couldn't help but want to slap Robin for saying this, Aveda stopped her impulse in time.

After all, Mr. Robin just means well.

The distance to the teaching building was not very far, but it seemed so long because of Aveda.

She had to get rid of her tiredness for going to work before entering the classroom.

It’s not that she hates the content of this job, Avida just simply hates working overtime during holidays.

A bird flew past the window, and Aveda suddenly asked herself in her heart, why didn't I quit my job?

A while ago, through an online divination, the result showed that Iruma would not be at any risk of dying in Babirus. So, she wondered if she didn't need to watch the future Demon King grow up?

After falling into deep thought, her pace slowed down even more.

As she walked, her eyes unconsciously looked up, thinking that she really didn't seem to have much interest in her training-based opponents.

Avida looked back at the recent events, "Hmm..." She suddenly realized that she hadn't paid much attention to Iruma since it was confirmed that he would be the demon king in the prophecy.

Compared with previous candidates, she put in much less effort this time.

Will becoming a brave man also lead to a period of burnout?

However, she felt that the probability of the candidates she had handled becoming Demon Lords seemed low, so wouldn't it be a good idea not to participate? — Trying to find an excuse for her slackness in the Hero's quest, Aveda saw the real reason head-on.

It was Kaluyege who looked handsome even today.

There was no one around, so when Avida walked straight up to Kaluyeg, she walked into his arms naturally without hesitation.

She rested her chin on Kaluyege's shoulder and unceremoniously pressed her whole weight on Kaluyege, then casually asked, "Isn't there any student in your class who needs special tutoring?"

"There are also some administrative tasks." Babirus's honorary position - guard dog, not only includes teaching tasks but also administrative tasks. It is normal for him to come to Babirus frequently during holidays.

Regardless of whether Kaluyege could see it or not, Avida raised her right hand and gave a thumbs up. She really admired this professionalism and attitude.

If she were in Kaluyege's shoes, she would have quit this crappy job and this crappy life path long ago.

"Already done?"

Unsurprisingly, Kaluyeger's affirmative answer convinced Ivetta that his impeccable work efficiency remained unchanged. "Then wait until I'm done. Meet me at Balam's place."

After successfully making an appointment to goof off together later, Avita took her chin away from Kaluyeger's shoulder. Suddenly, an idea struck her, and she asked tentatively, "Perhaps you'd like to relive the romance of utopian biology?"

The thought of him substituting for the teacher was about to jump into Kaluyege's face, and it was difficult for him to pretend not to see it.

"Can."

Kaluyegg agreed so readily that it was hard for Aveda not to feel that there was something fishy going on.

"Then you give this to Mr. Dantalin for confirmation." As he said this, Kaluyeger was about to exchange the tutoring materials in Avida's hand.

He agreed to her request so easily that Iveda began to have doubts. She took a step back, thought about it and decided to give up. "I'll go by myself. You go and rest first."

When there was no work to do, Balram was Iveta's chosen partner to slack off.

It was vacation anyway, and when he saw that it was Kaluyeger knocking on the door, Balam skillfully invited his tense guard dog friend to relax.

“Do you like the show?”

After taking out the snacks, Balam sat next to him and saw that Kaluyeger had been staring at the magic TV screen for a long time. He was very curious.

Kaluyeger, whose attention was completely not on the TV program, seemed to be watching the screen seriously. In fact, he was thinking about what he did when he was guiding the seniors as a rookie, which made the juniors think that he would be a devil who was not worthy of trust.

His requirements for his juniors are no stricter than his requirements for himself.

He really just felt that the other party was not in a good condition and it might affect the quality of the class, so he agreed.

Therefore, Kaluyege, who had never felt that his credibility was so low, was still upset about the rejection he had just received.

"Average." While thinking, Kaluyege did not forget to answer Balam's question.

You don't look like you feel normal. Balam also looked at the TV program being broadcast. It was a quiz program with prizes. Could it be that the contestants' answers were too slow, affecting the viewing experience?

"How about changing the channel?" Baram picked up the remote control with one hand, turned around and asked Kaluyege, who was frowning more and more beside him.

Then Balam, who was paying attention to his friend, found that no matter what TV program he switched to, the other party always looked bitter and resentful.

Balam thought that if he could replay the recording of the last time Iruma dressed up as Agatolu, it would definitely make Karuyege change his expression.

Although Balam thought so in his heart without realizing it, he still replaced Kaluyege with soothing tea.

"New tea?" Although Kaluyeger had something to think about, he immediately noticed that the taste of the tea was different from before after taking a sip.

Balam nodded. "The blend ratio is still being refined, but it should taste much better than the previous version."

Compared to the previous version, this one has a lot more sweetness of flowers and fruits, which is not quite like Balam's style. Kaluyege cast a questioning look and asked.

"Teacher Avida said that we should smell some tea that smells like happiness while at work so that everyone will be more motivated to work," Balam didn't understand at first. "The other teachers all thought it was good after trying it."

After the evaluation, Balam now strongly agrees with Avida's point of view.

After someone suggested the change, Kaluyege felt that it was in line with her image and did not suggest that Balam add sugar and milk to the recipe. It was a compromise she made after exercising restraint.

Even without using the family ability of the Hypocritical Bell, Balam could still observe the details. He did not miss the slight change in Kaluyeger's eyes after hearing Avida's name. He always felt that it was the right thing to do not to get involved.

"I heard Iruma and the others are planning to go to the Demon World Museum..."

Although he had already accepted Iruma in his heart, when he thought of the contract between Iruma and his familiar and the chairman's face, Kaluyeg still felt a little stomachache after hearing Iruma's name.

"That activity hasn't stopped yet?"

Kaluyeger actually likes the museum, but he is not very interested in the museum's regular event - the battle for the secret treasure between the Phantom Thieves and the Magic Gate Agency.

"Because the Phantom Thieves have always been very popular, and their showdowns with the Magic Gate Agency are so exciting, every show is almost always packed." Balam quite likes this traditional program.

After finishing tutoring, Avida came to the magic creature preparation room and happened to hear their discussion.

She admired the devil's business acumen for being able to develop this real-life thief chase into a regular program.

"Would you like to find time to go watch it together next time?" Iveda invited, then suddenly remembered something and clenched her fist. "The Phantom Thieves I saw were terrible. It wasn't interesting at all."

"That's a crime."

"Then his criminal level is quite low, really embarrassing for the devil."

"Did you participate in the underground betting?" Kaluyeger had reason to suspect that Avida, who was indignantly condemning the thieves for their poor skills, was so excited because she lost a lot of money by making the wrong bet.

"Hey? Isn't that a legitimate gambling site?"