Mage Joan

"Mr. Vader, please forgive me for taking the time to start school. Have you regretted the choice you made?" Ryan asked Joan seriously.

Regret it?

Joan was lost in thought.

It has been half a month since the school started, and Joan has only seen his tutor on both sides.

The most recent time was the morning before yesterday, when I asked Professor Moriarty for leave for the internship.

In contrast, what impressed him more was the awkward experience of the first visit to the tutor.

Moriarty’s research on the “smallpox virus”, his outlandish grotesques, and of course the glamorous “Higher Delighting Golem” Dora, all caused a strong psychological impact on Joan. I also felt incredible.

Indeed, Professor Moriarty is not at all like the gentle and gentle Robert Rawls, and his personality is too extreme, making him feel a little difficult to get along with.

However, Joanne did not regret his choice.

He came to Meadgard University not to repeat his life at Leiden College, nor to seek another Rawls tutor.

Even if the Rolls mentor was resurrected, he could not answer his inner confusion. On the contrary, the outlandish weirdo like Professor Moriarty was more likely to open a door to the new world for him and hit the spark of thought.

"I don't regret it, at least not yet." Joan answered solemnly after contemplation.

"Okay, maybe this is the best option for you." Angell sighed, and then changed the subject: "Joan, have you heard of the Skeleton Society?"

Joan shook his head blankly.

"You can ask Audrey, she has only recently joined the club. If you are interested in joining, Ryan and I are happy to be your referrals."

Angel smiled mysteriously, waved goodbye to Joan, and led Ryan to Arnold and Lowry.

Skeleton Society?

Joan frowned.

How does it sound like a cult gang...

However, Reason tells Joan that noble children like Angel and Ryan are unlikely to spread cults publicly on campus and ask Audrey with confusion about what kind of organization Skull Society is.

"Skeleton Club, the name sounds a bit scary. In fact, it is just a student club. As for why the founder gave such a horrible name to the club? I don't know, maybe it feels so cool." Audrey smiled to Joan explained.

"The'Skull Club''s entry standards are set very high. Members are either rich or well-educated, and very few girls are recruited. This just proves Audrey's excellence, and he successfully entered the elite circle as soon as he entered school."

Hailar's admiration was faintly mixed with a sour taste.

There are many clubs created spontaneously by students at Meadgard University, such as "Debating Club", "Boating Club" and "Billiard Club".

Most of these student clubs have a clear sports or academic theme, and students who are interested in this activity can apply to join.

"Skeleton Society" is the oldest among all the clubs in the school. The difference from other student groups is that it does not define a clear activity theme. Most members join in with the purpose of developing contacts. They have strong social attributes and even politics. color.

Most of the elite figures active in politics and business in the New World graduated from Meadgard University, and most of them joined the "Skull Society" during their time at school. The network of connections established from the student days has played an inestimable role in promoting their career development after graduation. It can be described as a veritable "elite club".

For various reasons, the Kingdom of Canaan failed to catch up with the trend of the "Great Navigation Age" and missed the climax of the first colonial expansion movement. When the Canaan royal family tried to establish overseas colonies, the territory of the New World had been divided by other powerful countries. Almost exhausted.

The Kingdom of Canaan does not have a colony in the New World, and because of reality it can only take other means to seek benefits in the New World. For example, the social elites that encroached on the colonies carried out colonial activities from the economic and cultural level, which was more subtle than the unscrupulous seizure of land. In the long run, the benefits would be greater.

Audrey, as a member of the royal family of Canaan, traveled across the ocean to the New World and shouldered the mission of "pioneering". Joining the "skeleton society", she will have more opportunities to make friends with the rich and powerful in the New World. After ten years, these young ladies will grow into powerful figures in all walks of life, and will provide a lot of convenience for the Canaan Kingdom to seek benefits in the New World.

Joanne can understand the necessity of Audrey joining the "skeleton society", but he himself is quite dissatisfied with this practice of gang formation, and can only grasp the good intentions of Angel and Lane.

Audrey wanted to invite Jo Ann to join the "Skull Club", but the other party's indifferent look had already shown her attitude, which made her feel a little lost.

In order to cover up the embarrassment, Audrey turned to ask Hailar: "Are you interested in joining the "skeleton club", I will be your referral."

Hailar was indeed a little jealous of Audrey’s unparalleled limelight on campus. Other girls became green leaves with red flowers in front of her. When Audrey invited her to join the “Skull Club”, her mentality was subtle. change.

As we all know, "Skull Club" rarely recruits girls, and rarely recruits new students. The appearance of Audrey broke these two conventions in one fell swoop.

Hailar could not be the second Audrey, forcing the arrogant "skeleton society" to make an exception for her, but she can also create her own record-becoming the first girl in history to refuse to join the "skeleton society"!

After a short thought, Hailar shook his head and chuckled.

"I am the daughter of a pirate. Compared to the "Skeleton Society", I yearn for the "Skeleton Flag" flying to the sea."

Audrey nodded, expressing respect for her choice. After hesitating, he asked Hailar in a low voice: "What if I invite Joan to join the Skeleton Society?"

"It's not fun to ask for it," Hailar replied without thinking.

"It seems that you know him better than me." Audrey sighed softly, his expression looked lonely.

At this time, footsteps were heard again outside the cafeteria door, and a chunky man came in. He was wearing a tuxedo, a white shirt, a top hat, and carrying a briefcase.

"Hi! Dear children, good morning! Your Uncle Rock is here again!"

The exaggerated expression of the chunky man caused a burst of laughter, and the students surrounded him successively.

The chunky man who claimed to be "Uncle Lock" dropped his briefcase on a dining table. He gave Arnold a high-five hug, and then shook hands with other boys who greeted him. He joked casually and seemed very affectionate.

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