Dragon Clan: Dragon Slayer Wizard, professional dragon slayer

Chapter 12 The two sides meet
"S level?" After hearing Manstein's words, Shutoku Aki's pupils shrank slightly and he couldn't help but said:

"Didn't the school recruitment department say it was A-level before?"

Manstein waved his hand, looked at the night scene outside the floor-to-ceiling window in front of him, and said slowly:

"Most of the school admissions departments use the lowest estimate. I sent back some information about Long Kui before. The school admissions department reconvened and carefully evaluated his bloodline. The final result is..."

He glanced at the computer screen that Shutoku Aki had placed on the sofa, which was displaying all of Long Kui's information.

"S-level."

After listening to his mentor's words, Shutoku Aki couldn't help but fall into silence.

How long had it been since she last heard rumors of S-class students entering the school?

Probably the noble son of the Gattuso family.

But even if someone is strong enough to do so, his final bloodline rating will only be A level.

How strong should an S-class hybrid be?
"So you know why I said it's troublesome, right?" Manstein picked up the laptop on the sofa, looked at Long Kui's profile picture on the web page, and lowered his voice:

"It has taken decades for such an 'S'-level candidate to appear. If he rejects our invitation, let alone the school board, the principal will go crazy."

After saying that, he put down the computer in his hand, looked at Yaji, and said in a deep voice:
"Call him quickly, I want to communicate with him personally!"

After listening to his mentor's words, Shutoku Aki touched his head and said obediently:
"I think... it shouldn't be so troublesome,"

"What do you mean by that?" Professor Manstein couldn't help but be stunned as he didn't understand what his student meant.

Shutoku Aki, on the other hand, breathed out gently, blinked his eyes, and said with a calm smile:

"Because... although he didn't agree to my invitation to enroll, I still got a chance to meet with him tomorrow to discuss it in detail."

"So, Professor, you don't need to call now, just come with me tomorrow."

After Professor Manstein heard Shutoku Aki's words, his eyes couldn't help but shine, and he couldn't help but admire:

"Okay! It seems that I made the right decision to bring you here this time. You are worthy of being my student, and you are much more reliable than those lawless brats in the academy!"

After hearing his teacher's praise, Shude Aki showed a peaceful smile, with a hint of embarrassment in his smile.

Before she could respond, Manstein over there seemed to have remembered something, blowing his beard and saying with eyes wide open:

"Hmph! I heard that those brats stole several large boxes of Frigga bullets from the equipment department and wanted to have a gunfight on Freedom Day!"

"Huh! It's getting more and more lawless!"

After listening to his mentor's words, Aki couldn't help but have an embarrassed smile on his face.

Because...she seemed to have also signed up for this event, together with Ye Sheng.

However, Yaji didn't dare to say this to Professor Manstein. If he said it, it would probably cause a volcanic eruption based on the other person's temper.

Manstein patted her shoulder at the end and smiled happily:

"Fortunately, my students are different from those brats. Facts have proved that bringing you here this time was the right decision."

"Okay, just have a good rest tonight. Come with me to meet him tomorrow and get the enrollment matters settled quickly, otherwise the school will go crazy."

After saying that, Professor Manstein walked out of the room directly.

What he didn't see was that behind him, Aki Shutoku stuck out his tongue in embarrassment, and a hint of guilty blush appeared on his obedient face.

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... The next day, seven o'clock in the morning.

Long Kui opened his eyes, and first habitually grabbed Mamon, who was pressing on his chest, and threw it to the side of the bed.

Then he sat up from the bed, looked at the sun hanging high outside the window, rubbed his eyes in confusion, got out of bed and walked towards the bathroom.

After ten minutes of washing, he grabbed the black coat on the hanger at the door, put it on, and shouted towards the bedroom:

"I'll go out and you can get something to eat."

"Meow..." A confused meow came from the bedroom.

After Long Kui heard the response, he didn't say anything more. With a smile on his face, he opened the door and walked out.

As soon as he got off the Tongzi Tower, he looked at the dazzling sunshine outside shining on the bright wild flowers on the roadside, and his mood suddenly relaxed a lot.

Then Long Kui ran towards the main road, straight towards Shilan Middle School.

As for your question about why he didn't take a taxi?

Sorry, Long Kui gets carsick, no... to be precise, he gets sick from any car that transports all dead animals except living animals.

Such as cars, trains, airplanes and other means of transportation.

As soon as these dead creatures move, no matter whether the speed is fast or slow, his legs will definitely weaken, and then he will vomit to death.

But the strange thing is that no matter how fast Long Kui rides on any horse, cow or other living animal, he will not feel any discomfort.

So far, neither he nor Mammon can find any reason for this motion sickness mystery.
Therefore, Long Kui usually went to school on foot, and even when he was doing tasks for his otaku boss, he would not take transportation if he could.

Fortunately, the tasks given to him by the potato chip-loving female boss were all within this coastal city, and the walking distance was still acceptable.

But despite this, the problem of fainting from transportation still brought a lot of trouble to Long Kui. If it weren't for the fact that horses were not allowed in the city, he would have bought one as a means of transportation!
Running so many kilometers every day is very tiring, right?

An hour later, Long Kui arrived at Shangdao Coffee next to Shilan Middle School.

I pushed open the glass door and walked in. It was still very early at this time, and except for a few waiters, there were not many customers in the cafe.

Long Kui just glanced and found the person he had an appointment with.

A quiet black-haired girl wearing a white bottoming shirt and a dark green women's suit was sitting by the window, stirring the coffee on the table with a long spoon.

It was hard for Long Kui not to notice her at first sight, because the girl's temperament made her look out of place in this cafe.

He strode towards the girl's position, then stood in front of her and knocked on the table:

"Shutoku Aki?"

After hearing Long Kui's clear voice, the quiet girl slowly raised her head. After seeing the other person's appearance, she couldn't help but smile gently:
"You are here, Mr. Long Kui, please sit down."

After Long Kui heard what the other party said, he sat directly opposite Jiude Aki and said straight to the point:

"Tell me, I'm curious what kind of proof you can come up with to dispel my doubts."

After hearing what the other party said, Shutoku Aki put a smile on his face and said calmly:
"I'm not here to dispel your doubts this time. I don't have the authority yet."

"The person negotiating with you this time, Mr. Long Kui, is the chairman of the Discipline Committee of our Kassel College...Professor Manstein."

As soon as Shutoku Aki finished speaking, suddenly, an elite old man wearing a black suit and a bare head slowly walked behind her.

Professor Manstein walked up to Long Kui, looked directly at him, and said in a deep voice:

"Hello, Long Kui."

(End of this chapter)