All of the geniuses roared in shock when they heard what Instructor Ferdinand said.
There is a way for the second-year geniuses to kill the first years and merely get a pat on the back as punishment?
"Yes, there actually is, though it's stupid for the second years to kill you. Your 1,500 points are trash to them anyway, and most of them already have their own problems and thoughts."
"Unless you really step on their nerves, they would ignore you—especially you top ten family geniuses."
"You guys also have people from your race among the second years, and if you're killed, your family's second years will stand up for you, and that will cause chaos."
"Chaos is very much fatal in the second-year area, so the second years don't want to have anything to do with you. Their pride won't allow them to."
"Just be humble and keep your distance; you'll be fine," the man said, and by the way he spoke, it wasn't really such a serious thing like they all had thought.
"Well, I think that's all. Of course, you must wear your school uniform to classes. Your uniforms are already in your rooms. Both male and female students wear the same design, and the uniform is adjustable on the body, so for those of you who are exceptionally short or tall, you don't need to worry."
"And also, you are free to wear your normal clothes around the academy, but in classes, you are forbidden from doing so."
"There might be some things that I didn't remember to mention, but everything you need, including the rules of the academy and modes of preparation, the relationship between first, second, and third years, is already on your watches.
"Just get some free time and browse through your watch. Ten minutes of reading the rules can save you many headaches in the long run, so don't forget to do that."
"That said, this is the end of our little tour. I'll be dropping you at the front of your dorm buildings. For now, you all can waltz around the academy's structures until you receive the first announcement from your Apex watches. And don't forget to stay away from the second-year academy gate," Instructor Ferdinand said as his flying mat zoomed forward toward the dorm building.
The students all began dropping off one by one.
"Good luck," the man said with a happy wave before instantly zooming off into the distance with his mat.
The 100 Fallen family geniuses entered the gigantic structure where there were already elevators, and a few students could be seen walking around in twos and threes, discussing amongst each other.
It seemed they weren't the earliest newcomers to arrive here.
Ryuk walked to an elevator at the side and entered it, clicking on number 9 on the dashboard. But before the door closed, he found a person opposite his line of sight. It was none other than the Avian race guy who was part of the top ten, standing in front of the glass structure and looking at Ryuk with a raised eyebrow as he disappeared into thin air.
Ryuk finally noticed.
"Damn it, I should have used a teleporter and just saved myself the stress," he mused to himself as the elevator door shut.
With a loud DING, Ryuk was whisked upward.
In the end, only after seven minutes did the elevator finally open. Ryuk appeared before a small door that had Number 10 on its front.
Placing his hands on the doorknob, a deep light flashed from the door, and his watch also flashed with a clear blue colour before the door opened up, and Ryuk stepped in.
Immediately, as he did, all of Ryuk's pores instantly opened up as he took an incredibly deep breath, and a notification suddenly appeared.
"The mana quantity is simply out of this world..." Ryuk mused softly as he stepped into the living room.
In front of him was a room with an otherworldly design of pure sparkling clean white colours. A circular sitting sofa, a pure white crystalline-looking glass, a large TV set, some flowers by the side, and a couple of other living room items filled the space.
What was most eye-catching was none other than the wall window at the end of the room.
It wasn't just a window—it was an entire wall of glass, which acted as a way for Ryuk to see the entire Ascension Academy building from a vantage point, allowing him access to an incredibly beautiful sight.
"This… This is insane for a student," Ryuk mused under his breath as his eyes took in the distant skyscraper, wondering just how much would be required just to pull all of this off.
There was a door at the side, which he entered. The first thing he sighted was an incredibly big bed at the center of the bedroom.
It was so big it would take seven Ryuks sleeping side by side with zero problems. Well-made, soft-looking, with an equally gigantic white-colored wardrobe at the side.
There was a mini student desk along with a shelf with the neatest of tree branches all over the wall, exuding an elegant design. The lights in the room were dim white, making one's mood relaxed, and Ryuk couldn't say why, but he suddenly felt instantly sleepy.
Still, he forced it down and turned to the door at the side, where a room with a deep pool could be seen.
But it wasn't an ordinary pool. The mana here was ten times more abundant than the mana that was present in Ryuk's living room.
"There is even a cultivating room. That makes sense."
"Instructor Ferdinand never mentioned the existence of a special cultivation room, so I guess the cultivation room is in every student's dorm room."
The mana here was also twice as abundant as the one he had used to break through in the Half-Fallen Castle, revealing just how great the concentration of mana in the place was."
Everything around Ryuk reeked of money and luxuriousness, and it made him wonder if he truly deserved this just because he passed some test and became a top ten.
[Host's Standard of Living Has Been Vastly Improved, Nice.]
The system stated as Ryuk grinned.
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