In front of the dormitory.

Xiao He hesitated slightly, but finally followed Patika through the door.

"Phew... I'm so tired. You take a shower first, I'm going to lie down for a bit..." Patika rolled onto her bed and then fell silent.

But she didn't actually sleep, because she was too excited to sleep.

Although leaving the Temple of the Holy Maiden was completely unexpected, it inadvertently fulfilled a long-held wish.

That is freedom.

She never imagined that this accident was a deliberate arrangement.

She never imagined that the person who gave her freedom was actually her mother who had bound her for twenty years.

Patika, female, 20 years old, water element. Born in the Saintess Temple of Polis on Mount Modan, currently studying at the Nojin Advanced Magic Academy.

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early morning.

Pattika put on the little dress she bought while shopping yesterday, tied her long, light blue hair back with a ribbon, and wore a pair of crystal high heels. She looked completely refreshed and radiant.

In the mirror's reflection, Xiao He reluctantly climbed out of his bed, his frizzy hair a stark contrast to Pattika's.

"Are you a lion?" Patika turned around with her hands on her hips, her gaze shifting from the reflection to the person's face.

"Ugh... Ahhhhhh"

Xiao He tilted his head back and yawned, revealing two prominent canine teeth that seemed quite fitting.

"Hurry up! I'm going to be late!" Patika said angrily, reaching out to pull at her blanket.

"No rush...no rush..." Xiao He rubbed his face, and three words floated out from between his hands: "I'll drive..."

"Class starts in twenty minutes! You have to get up, even if you're driving!" Patika got angrier and angrier, and couldn't wait to climb onto her bed.

"Ah!! Don't come any closer!" Xiao He instantly snapped to attention: "I'm getting up! Getting up! Getting up!!"

"hurry up!!!"

The two seemed to be having a contest to see who could shout the loudest, and in the end, Patika naturally won without a fight.

Xiao He went into the bathroom speechlessly, and came out refreshed in less than a minute.

Pattika's eyes widened in surprise, after all, she hadn't paid attention to how Xiao He had taken care of her last night.

“Say it again, what department are you in?” Patika asked seriously.

"Life sciences, what's up?" Xiao He asked back with a sleepy expression.

“Impossible!” Patika said firmly, “The Life System is the laziest star map! It’s impossible for it to be this diligent!”

Xiao He rolled his eyes: "I'm not diligent, I'm just 'fast', okay?"

"No! I have to calculate it for you!" Patika insisted, "You're definitely not born that way!"

"Hey, you just said you were going to be late."

"Really?" Patika frowned. "Aren't you driving? What's the rush?"

"..."

Nineteen minutes later.

Patika appeared in the classroom, feeling dizzy.

Xiao He acted as if nothing had happened, sitting on his favorite sofa in the corner, holding the "Star Chart Algorithm" she had given him and starting to read it.

"There's no point in delving into this thing..." Xiao He said, somewhat bored.

The star chart is just like the constellations in the real world, except that the twelve constellations have been replaced by a ten-element star chart.

However, the interaction between the attributes and their mutual restraints, and then the interaction between personality traits, seems to offer a tiny bit of "learning" value.

In addition, the book includes some short stories about star charts, making it a decent extracurricular read to pass the time...

Xiao He leaned back and leisurely began to watch.

The first page of the book was an analysis of the wind-type personality, so Wang Xuefeng was the first person she thought of.

A moment later, she shook her head.

Since their accounts weren't originally their own, the attributes measured might not necessarily reflect their own star chart.

“It’s completely useless…” Xiao He flipped through the pages again casually.

Wind, water, fire, earth, wood, ice, thunder, darkness, light, life.

After browsing through them, she only remembered a few combinations that were absolutely outrageous.

Fire and lightning are prone to fighting; light and darkness are prone to fighting; wind and fire are prone to attacking others together; earth and wood are prone to being attacked together.

According to incomplete statistics, the reasons for the conflict between light and darkness are 50% related to whether the lights are turned off or on at night, and 50% related to whether the curtains are drawn during the day.

After reading these short stories, Xiao He couldn't help but find them somewhat amusing.

These theories have many flaws, but when applied to real people, some of them seem to hold true.

"It's alright. In the future, if I encounter someone I can't understand, I'll use this star chart algorithm to calculate it..."

"Whether it's permissible or not, you'll know by asking Xuefeng..." Xiao He closed the book meaningfully.

[New message from a friend!]

Wang Xuefeng: Ready to return to port.

[Xiao He: Shall we rest?]

[Wang Xuefeng: I rested on the way, I brought you something.]

Xiao He: Okay!

[Wang Xuefeng: Come pick me up at the South Gate in twenty minutes.]

[Xiao He: 2]

"Patika, the 11th Regiment is back. I'm going to welcome them back."

"Oh, okay."

As Patika watched Xiao He's retreating figure, she couldn't help but feel a little distracted.

"What's wrong? Your friend is back from the mission?" the mentor asked.

“Hmm…” Patika nodded reluctantly.

The mentor was very understanding and, thinking she was worried about her friend, gently patted her hair.

"Then let you rest for a while, and we'll continue this afternoon."

"I……"

"Go, your friends are triumphant heroes, go and greet them."

"Okay...okay..."

Patika bid farewell to her mentor and absentmindedly walked to the door.

In fact, she didn't know why she was following them.

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