"Is it the 'Bloodfire Furnace Academy'? I remember they offer a Breeder-related system, but their training methods are quite rough. Is Besimor sure he wants to go there?" Mel asked with curiosity.
"I've looked into a lot of information, and although there's a big difference in style, it does seem to suit this big guy well." Besimor replied, stroking the robust black lion with his hand again.
"In that case, I won't try to persuade you otherwise," Mel blinked.
"What about you, Mel?" Agnes asked with curiosity at this point.
"I'm heading to the Snowland Star Domain's Calenwell Academy. They also have a Breeder-related system, and it's where my great-grandmother did her advanced studies," Mel replied.
"I remember Mrs. Heather always spoke fondly of the time she studied in the Snowland Star Domain," Tilan explained, shedding light on Mel's choice.
"I heard from my great-grandmother that it's next to the Central Star Domain, so I can visit Tilan during vacations~" Although the Snowland Star Domain is not truly the Central Star Domain, it's not much different either, as it surrounds the Floral Crown Star Domain. It's just that its area is exceptionally small and the population is sparse.
"What about you, Agnes?"
"I'm not planning to go to university," Agnes said with a smile, waving her finger.
"After graduation, I plan to develop an ecological park back in my hometown to cultivate those adorable animals and life forms, and then let the natural environment gradually recover."
"Not everyone needs to study to an incredible extent. My ambitions aren't so big, and I also know I'm not a one-in-a-million genius, so it's better to do what I'm good at and enjoy," she explained with a laugh.
Even though she was the class president, Agnes's grades were only above average in the class, not quite top-tier. Her theoretical grades were very good, but unfortunately, her Transcendent abilities held her back.
"Maybe one day I'll open a pet hospital, or a small breeding house. That way, I'll also fulfill my wish."
"That sounds so nice~"
Although everyone felt a slight regret, they also knew that not everyone had to make the same choices, and attending a federal university was a huge expense. If an ordinary person had a decent job, there really was no need to squeeze into a university.
After talking a bit more, the group decided to take a walk around the Academy to see the place they had lived in for the past four years.
"Speaking of which, Hexia is always away from school, and the time she spends here is also very short."
"Sorry, I've been quite busy," the girl replied, a bit embarrassed.
"I'm not blaming Hexia or anything, it's just that I feel a slight regret," Agnes shook her head.
"Actually, I noticed you in our first year, initially because you often missed classes, and I, as the class president, felt responsible. I was worried you'd fall behind in courses and academics, and later became concerned that you had too few friends and were always so solitary."
"But later I found that my worries were unnecessary, and I felt a bit let down."
"It's not that you have to stay at the Academy, but sometimes I think, living together, we might have created more beautiful memories."
For her, the four years of high school were the last of her campus life. After that, she would be entering the workforce, so she cared and cherished these moments even more.
Sensing Agnes's emotions, Tilan gently held her hand, offering comfort.
"It's okay, I will definitely come back to see Agnes in the future, and by then I might need Agnes's help to cultivate small animals~"
The conversation made them laugh again.
The graduation season was coming, but for them, around 18 years old, everything still felt so young, and it all seemed to have just begun.