Chapter 311 Magic Academy (14) - Graduation Assessment Mission

Why do you want to participate?

Si Zhong left her, looking into her eyes: "Isn't it because you're worried that someone might accidentally die?"

Who do you think you are!

Ning Shu glared at him angrily.

Si Zhong chuckled and poked her cheek: "It's just worry, better safe than sorry."

Ning Shu: "Even if you participate, you might not be in the same group as me, so it's not very meaningful."

Si Zhong laughed: "I'm just going with you, I don't need to be on the academy's list."

Ning Shu understood that no matter what mission she took on, Si Zhong would be with her.

Two days later, with only 6 days left in the dungeon, the Magic Academy announced the list of this year's graduates who would participate in the graduation exam.

The students who participated in the graduation assessment gathered again in the same hall where Ning Shu and the others had their entrance ceremony.

Principal Robert addressed the class: "The list of graduates for this assessment has been released, and I believe everyone knows their group and corresponding number."

You have 5 days to complete the task. On the 6th day at midnight, regardless of whether you have completed the task or not, you need to return here to report.

The graduation certificate awarding ceremony will be held here at 2 pm on the 6th day.

All students must participate in the assessment, but graduation certificates are only awarded to those who pass the assessment.

The list is distributed by groups, namely Group A, Group B, and Group C. Group A is for single-person tasks, Group B is for two-person tasks, and Group C is for multi-person tasks.

Each group has a number. After seeing their number, they team up to find the teacher who assigned the task.

The teacher will tell them the tasks they need to perform and the deadline. From the moment they receive the tasks, they will be assessed.

Ning Shu was assigned to Group C, which was a multi-person task, and her teammates included students from four different colleges.

Judy is from Spirit House, Owen is from Phoenix House, Star is from Slytherin House, and Ning Shu is from Eagle House.

Ning Shu felt that her teammates were all very useful, with some who could heal and others who could fight, but conversely, her teammates felt that she was useless.

This feeling reached its peak when they learned about the group's graduation assessment task, and they couldn't help but feel a little speechless looking at Ning Shu's expression.

Ning Shu used the glasses prop to discover that there was another player in her group—Star from Slytherin.

Ning Shu wanted to go up and talk to her, but a teacher came over and said that Principal Robert was looking for her.

Her teammates looked at her strangely, and the teacher told them to wait a moment.

Ning Shu knew that Principal Robert had come to ask him for the Anga grass, so he went out with the teacher.

Principal Robert looked at Ning Shu: "Little student, I've fulfilled your wish, so what about my things..."

Ning Shu didn't waste any time and handed the grass directly to the principal, saying, "Here's what you wanted."

Principal Robert accepted the book, thanked Ning Shu, and said, "Young student, one blade of grass isn't enough. Do you remember where that place is?"

Ning Shu smiled and said, "Principal, don't worry. As long as I can get my graduation certificate after I come back, I will give you the last blade of grass."

Does this mean she has to graduate regardless of whether she can complete the task? Principal Robert remained silent.

He was even more puzzled by something: "How did you know I needed another blade of grass?"

Ning Shu smirked: "Didn't you get one from another student?"

Principal Robert was shocked and wondered how she knew.

It was given to him by a group of students two years ago, and they also exchanged something related to the graduation assessment.

Ning Shuwen revealed mysteriously: "Principal, the two plants you have now are actually from my hands, and the third one will be too."

So don't let me down. If you miss this opportunity, you might never get a third one.

Principal Robert fell silent again; he really needed to seriously consider whether he should give Ning Shu special treatment.

He suddenly regretted the task he had assigned her to sabotage her.

But it was too late to change anything then, so he could only tell Ning Shu: "Survive."

Isn't that obvious? He didn't need to say it! Ning Shu ignored him and left.

Ning Shu felt that she had taken so many precautions for herself, and she was sure she would pass the level this time, provided that she could complete the mission.

There's a joke that goes like this: A man prayed to God to let him win the lottery, and God, wanting to give him special treatment, was in a dilemma because the guy didn't even buy lottery tickets.

To prevent this from happening, Ning Shu was determined to carry out the mission no matter what.

After meeting with the principal, she found her teammates waiting for her and quickly went up to apologize.

Owen, who considered himself the best fighter from Fengyuan, looked displeased, feeling that Ning Shu had delayed their progress. He interrupted Ning Shu's apology and asked, "Which direction are we going?"

Ning Shu looked puzzled: "Ask me?"

Owen sneered, "Isn't divination the major magic at Eagle School? If you don't do it, who else can?"

Actually, he was being polite. What he really meant was that if Ning Shu didn't do this, their group wouldn't need her at all.

Who would want to bring along a divination magician who can't fight while carrying out such a dangerous mission?

The Ningshu Group's mission is to travel to Mount Tatar, the battlefield between Baal and Holy Light, to assist the Baal army in dealing with the demonic dragons released by Holy Light.

That's right, their graduation mission was indeed that dangerous.

The key point is that the dragon's battle locations are constantly changing; the information provided by the teacher only indicates that it mainly operates in the Tatar Mountains area.

When they heard the teacher explain the mission details, apart from the player, the other two NPCs didn't look too happy.

For players, they've encountered all sorts of dangerous situations, so nothing is a big deal.

However, for the NPCs, this task is beyond the scope of what students are supposed to do.

Owen was very dissatisfied that the academy had only assigned one student from the Phoenix Academy to such a dangerous mission.

The teacher seemed to be aware of their concerns and explained that there were other soldiers and mages fighting alongside them on the battlefield, so they shouldn't worry too much.

In reality, only soldiers remained; most of the magicians who had gone there earlier were already dead.

The mages who are currently rushing over from other places haven't arrived yet; they need to go there first to buy time.

Of course, teachers won't tell the truth about these things, otherwise which student would dare to go?

Ning Shu chuckled to herself after hearing Owen's words. She was wondering why such a dangerous mission would be paired with a fortune teller. Was it just to guide them?

Ning Shu silently took out the crystal ball and began to cast a spell, rubbing the crystal ball with a ferocious expression while chanting incantations.

She suddenly stopped—she had forgotten her lines.

It's not her fault. She's been practicing offensive magic lately, and her divination magic is less practiced, so she's not very proficient in it.

Ning Shu silently took out the Eagle Academy textbooks from her spatial storage.