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n“I don’t think it’s that hard.”

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nJoelson closed the book and said to himself with some enlightenment.

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n“It seems that I have to buy the materials and try it myself.”

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nJoelson flipped through the few books that Elsa had lent him, but he focused on studying the preparation method of spiritual medicine. It was still very fast.

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nAfter all, no matter how many times he read the notes, it was still not as helpful as experimenting with them himself.

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n“As for magic materials, remember what Juliana said yesterday? You can exchange them with credits at the Truth Society.”

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nJoelson now had 24 unused credits, which he had since the second-grade. They should have belonged to the first-grade.

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nHowever, if he wanted to take out these credits, he still needed to pass the first-grade assessment test.

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nHis spiritual power had reached the standard of a first-grade mage, and he was proficient in three second-grade spells.

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nNow that he had reached the standard, he only needed to ask Elsa for a certificate.

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n“With your current strength, you can even directly advance to the third grade.”

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nAfter watching the demonstration of all the Level-1 and level-2 spells, Elsa sighed weakly.

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nElsa picked up the quill on the table, wrote a few lines on a yellowed piece of paper, and handed it to Joelson.

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n“Show this to the people of the Truth Society, and you can use your credits.”

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n“Thank you, Teacher Elsa.”

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nJoelson politely expressed his gratitude.

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nElsa looked relieved. Joelson was the most outstanding student she had ever taught, and no other student could compare to him.

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nThe Truth Society was located in the eastern-most part of the academy. It was an independent building with a golden scale as its symbol.

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nIt represented absolute justice and fairness.

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nIn this regard, Joelson only smiled. Absolute justice and fairness was impossible in his eyes.

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n“Hello, how can I help you?”

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nUpon entering the door, a red-haired girl quickly walked up to Joelson. She was wearing a red mage robe.

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nJoelson said, “I want to exchange my credits for magic materials.”

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n“Oh, I see.”

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nThe girl nodded and said, “Please tell me your name.”

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n“Joelson Edward.”

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n“Joelson Edward.”

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nThe red-haired girl repeated the name and checked the student file in her hand.

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nSuddenly, she raised her head abruptly and exclaimed, “Joelson Edward?! Are you that new student with double super talent?”

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nJoelson nodded calmly.

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nThe girl’s exclamation attracted the gazes of the other students in the hall.

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n“Oh my God of Magic! It’s actually Joelson Edward! The most talented new student in the last hundred years! Finally, I see him in person!”

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n“He looks quite handsome. Hehe, I like his eyes.”

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n“Jennifer, go up and say hello to him!”

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n“Oh, please, I don’t like siblings.”

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nEveryone looked at Joelson in surprise and curiosity, making him feel a little uncomfortable

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nAfter all, not everyone liked to be looked at like a monkey.

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n“Can you hurry up?”

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nJoelson said calmly.

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n“Oh, okay.”

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nThe red-haired girl quickly nodded and said, but her attention was still on Joelson. She read the information while secretly looking at him.

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n“The credits you currently have are… Oh, I’m sorry, you haven’t completed the first grade course, so you don’t have any credits to use for now.”

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nThe girl’s face showed an embarrassed expression.

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nA burst of light laughter sounded around them.

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n“Haha, it seems that our super genius freshman doesn’t seem to understand the academy’s credit rules.”

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n“He probably thinks that credits are the same as his magic talent, that he was born with it.”

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n“Hehe, just because he has a bit of talent, does he think that he has special privileges?”

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nSomeone said jealously.

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nJoelson pretended not to hear it and took out the letter that Elsa had given him and handed it to the red-haired girl.

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n“Please take a look at this.”

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nThe red-haired girl took the letter suspiciously. The next moment, her eyes suddenly widened and she cried out in disbelief.

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n“Oh my God of Magic! You’ve already passed the first-grade assessment! No! You’ve even passed the second-grade assessment! This is simply unbelievable!”

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nWhat?!

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nA bunch of senior students who were prepared to watch Joelson make a fool of themselves froze on their faces, thinking that they had heard wrongly.

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nHow was this possible?!

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nThey rushed forward in disbelief and snatched the letter from the red-haired girl’s hand. But soon, their expressions became similar to that of the red-haired girl.

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n“Student Joelson Edward has already passed the first-grade and second-grade assessment. His results are excellent! This seems to be the proof that Teacher Elsa personally gave!”

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n“How is this possible!”

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n“Then, does that mean that he is already a Tier 2 mage?!”

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n“Oh, my God of Magic!”

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nEveryone’s faces were filled with shock, terror, and disbelief.

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nLooking at Joelson, it was as if they were looking at a humanoid monster.

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n“Sixteen years old. He has just entered the school for less than three days, and he has already become a Tier 2 Mage. This is simply a miracle of the god of Magic!”

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nSomeone whispered with a terrified expression.

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n“Jennifer.”

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n“I know!”

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nA girl with a tall and hot figure walked quickly towards Joelson with a bright and charming smile on her face. She stretched out her hand and said, “Junior Joelson, may I know you? My name is…”

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nBefore the girl could finish her sentence, Joelson interrupted her impatiently, “I’m sorry, I’m not interested.”

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nThen, he said to the red-haired girl, “Can you hurry up?!”

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n“Oh, okay, I’m sorry.”

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nThe red-haired girl’s attitude suddenly became much more enthusiastic, and her movements also became much faster.

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nOnly the girl named Jennifer stood by the side with an awkward expression, her hand still hovering in mid-air.

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nAt this time, the way everyone looked at Joelson changed.

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nFrom the initial curiosity, teasing, to now, he was completely shocked, and even a little frightened.

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nDual supreme talent!

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nWas this the strength that dual supreme talent represented?

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nTo complete all the first and second-grade magic lessons in three days, an average person wouldn’t be able to do this even if they had started meditating before they were born.

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nHow much time did the previous Super Genius Francis spend from Tier 1 to tier 2?

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nA whole year!

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nMoreover, Francis was the son of the Duke. When he entered the academy, he already had the strength of a tier 1 mage.

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nThat result was already shocking enough but compared to this person in front of him, there was no room for comparison!

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nThe record for the fastest advancement to Tier 2 mage in the history of the Tulip Academy was broken once again!

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nEveryone received a heavy blow.

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n“Hmm, Junior Joelson, the total credits you currently have are 48 points. What would you like to exchange for?”

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