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It didn't take long for to be recognized, and it was a mber of the Wizardry Club who spotted first. She dashed toward , her excitent palpable.

"Callius Augustride?" she exclaid, her eyes widening in recognition. "The prodigious student of the academy?"

Looking at her imdiately recognizing , I couldn't help but put a smile on my face. After all, there were countless adults around us, but this girl was the first one to recognize .

I turned to face her, putting my signature smile forming on my lips as I confird her words. "Yes, that's ."

Her eyes sparkled with enthusiasm as a faint blush appeared on her face. "I'm Zara, a mber of the Wizardry Club." She introduced herself, wriggling before my eyes. It was clear that she was chard, though it was also fortunate that neither Diana nor Aliya was there.

"I've seen your duels in the mid-term exam…..You certainly scorched your way through the arena. It was amazing." She pushed herself to , speaking with a clear intensity. However, at the sa ti, she brought her face a lot closer than it would normally be.

"Haaah…..You are a lot more handso closely."

"Haha….I hear that a lot." I couldn't help but chuckle at her boldness. Her flirtatiousness was certainly unexpected, but it was also rather endearing.

Before I could respond, though, I noticed the attention of her fellow club mbers being drawn to our interaction.

A group of students from the Wizardry Club had gathered around us, curious about the source of Zara's enthusiasm. One of them, a young man with a book in hand, spoke up. He had a clear intellectual aura surrounding him. His face was clearly on the handso side of the spectrum, but the dark circles under his eyes and his neglected clothes were pulling him back.

"Zara, what's going on here? Who's this?"

Zara blushed even deeper but didn't miss a beat. "This is Callius Augustride, the first rank of the freshn."

"Callius Augustride? Who?" It seed he didn't know who I was, and that was completely normal. Normally, as a senior, you also wouldn't pay attention to juniors unless they are soone with a huge background, and I was soone whose popularity popped off after my acceptance to the academy.

"Tch. Brent, just raise your hand from your research sotis and touch the grass. You don't even know the most famous freshn." At that mont, behind him ca another girl with glasses. She also had a serious face, and it seed she was the boss here.

"Why should I know?"

"Tch. How many tis am I going to say? Connections are important for people like us."

"Yes, yes."

The intellectual-looking young man nad Brent seed unimpressed and continued to focus on his research, clearly uninterested in my presence.

However, the girl who had arrived, seemingly the leader of the group, had a more discerning and appraising look in her eyes.

She assessed with a critical gaze before finally speaking, "Well, he may not be on your radar, Brent, but I recognize talent when I see it. Callius Augustride, you have quite the reputation among the freshn."

Of course, those were bold words for soone who already knew about my identity, but I didn't have any need to point that out.

"Thank you. I appreciate that."

But before our conversation could continue, a boy who had been standing silently behind them finally stepped forward, his expression filled with jealousy and disdain.

"Is it really that impressive?" he scoffed, his tone dripping with sarcasm. "Being the top-ranked freshman? I heard the mid-term exams for freshn were a breeze this year. Anyone could have aced them."

It was clear that he was trying to diminish my achievent and belittle my status as the top-ranked freshman. His jealousy was palpable, and his words were clearly intended to provoke a reaction; after all, this was why he was there.

'All Seeing Eye.'

From the start, I knew people like him would be planted inside the clubs for commoners.

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Na – Jonas Kremlin

Age – 17

Class – Wizard

Mage Rank – 5-star

Knight Rank – 1-star

Attributes – Fire

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Looking at the panel, I could clearly see a surna that indicated one thing.

'This guy is a noble but a pathetic one.' It was obvious that even though he was a senior, he was stuck on the 5-star rank for a long ti, which ant his talent was low.

According to what I have seen and what Aliya did, there are so little spies planted in the commoner clubs that act like a pushover and aggravate the reactions of other mbers.

And it seed I found one.

"Jonas!" The leader of the group, however, raised an eyebrow at his comnt, her tone laced with a hint of annoyance. "What are you saying?" She was clearly angry at his comnt. "Please don't take it seriously; he just doesn't know you."

This was actually my goal from the start. The reason why I entered the festival from this side was because this was where the commoners put their stalls. And this Wizardry Club was actually a ntioned one in the ga, which got disciplined by the committee.

She tried to calm down as she shot a glare at the boy.

However, Jonas, instead of backing down, seed to be provoked further by the lack of support for his perspective.

His face turned slightly red, and he retorted with a tone that bordered on insolence, "Oh, co on, lissa! Are we just getting impressed by a freshman who aced so easy exams? I expected more from the Wizardry Club, honesty."

His words were intended to incite a reaction, and it seed he was not willing to let go of his jealousy easily. The other mbers of the club exchanged uncomfortable glances, clearly unsure of how to handle Jonas's outburst.

"He-"

Just as the girl nad lissa was about to speak once again, I raised my hand.

"Stop."

While leaking my aura.

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