9. Found the node for substitution
10. Critical Success/Extreme Failure
♛: Encountered the Noble Lady
One month ago, the Capital.
In recent years, with the implementation of the Professional Guild system, the power of Professionals has gradually spread among the commoners. More and more commoners possess Professional Marks, and many talents have emerged from them, making the Kingdom's overall strength increasingly robust, flourishing with prosperity.
Although this rapid development has also led to many ensuing issues, such as rampant vocational crimes and Spellcasters losing control, as the center of the Kingdom, the development of the Capital is indeed thriving.
Numerous new discoveries in the field of Magic have been swiftly transformed into practical technology, producing various products that directly improve the lives of ordinary people. Along with the improvement in the quality of life, the ethos of the Capital has gradually changed—people begin to take pride in their rich knowledge and are honored to explore the truths of the world.
In such an atmosphere, people living in this flourishing city proudly refer to this city as [(affecting the class of two-five apprentices)]
1.5. The Crown of Civilization (The Rebels of the Abandoned King)
2.6. The Forefront of Truth (Nest of Heresy)
3.7. The Knowledge Sanctuary (Feast of Taboo)
4.8. The Beacon of the Future (Cake of Arrogance)
9. The Star of the World
10. Critical Success/Extreme Failure
♛: Knowledge Sanctuary (Feast of Taboo)
Despite the Church's dominant influence among the six major Professional Guilds, in the Capital, known as the "Knowledge Sanctuary," the Mage is indisputably the highest-ranking profession.
The Mage Association has accumulated immense wealth through various magic patents and has expanded its influence from these wealth foundations.
Though nationwide implementation is yet a distant future, in the Capital, nearly every child can receive education, and the Mage's preschool education is most valued.
Statistics show, out of ten children in the Capital, eight aspire to become scholars, and the smartest of the ten children often aim to become a Mage as their life goal, striving tirelessly towards it.
The adults in the Capital often say: "Mages are indeed the future of this era."
Hence, everyone dreams of becoming a Spellcaster.
In this city bestowed with countless glories, there is one place, although not necessarily the pinnacle of power, it is undoubtedly one of the most Brilliant gemstones—The Royal Capital Academy.
As the highest educational institution in the Capital, the Royal Capital Academy not only enrolls members of the Royal Family but also attracts outstanding civilian offspring from various regions.
The Academy represents the highest level of education in the Kingdom, with a nine-year academic system from elementary to high-level department, covering various vocational disciplines, taught by many top-notch teachers, with teams boasting Legendary and even Palace-level mentors, even the Divine Knowledge Saintess is an honorary professor here, occasionally hosting lectures.
This top-tier resource and teaching force enable the Academy to cultivate a batch of outstanding graduates each year, with some approaching Third Ascension and even geniuses stepping into the Legendary Realm.
And at this moment, within the Academy's [] dormitory, in a spacious room.
Light spills over a wide desk, with a petite girl seated on a chair. Her legs dangle as she gently swings her calves, focusing intently while writing something at the desk.
Note: Noble Lady (LV14) level up, 7+ signifies transition to middle department.
Dad, listen to me! Even though I have passed the middle department's grade skipping exam, the Academy says I'm still too young to advance to the middle department for now!
It's too unfair, although I know I'm one of the youngest in the elementary department, advancing to the middle department is indeed a bit too fast, but is this grade skipping exam just for show!?
(Note: The Royal Capital Academy does not provide education for minors under the age of 11)
This is simply an excuse! I know the middle department has practical and field courses, and accidents happen every year; they clearly want to avoid the risk, not letting the Border Count's daughter participate early in those courses!
I am a child of the Border! Before considering my identity, shouldn't they recognize my background?
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Yet, I don't completely misunderstand the teachers' intentions.
After all, during the winter break, I secretly went back to celebrate your birthday, and this spread among the nobles in the Capital, scaring the Academy's teachers.
Even though it was my own decision, the teachers weren't to blame, but who made me father's daughter.
You adults always have to consider those political matters, sigh.
The Academy also knows, if I were to advance to the middle department, I'd definitely participate in combat training right away.
Perhaps I'm too hasty, but if I don't experience combat soon, how long before I can join Hero Sister to slay Goblins?
The Magical Creatures on the maps around the Capital can't even withstand a single punch from Hero Sister, right?
Moreover, I'm hoping, at least before Hero Sister graduates, to be in the same class as her.
If so, I'd have to advance to the high-level department…wait, was Hero Sister admitted to the high-level department? And her foundational knowledge…well, perhaps the middle department?
In any case, I will again approach the Academy with feedback, striving to advance to the middle department as soon as possible.
However, speaking of which, it's already been nearly two weeks since the semester began, and Hero Sister and the Fourteenth Princess have yet to arrive in the Capital.