If soone were to be unfortunate enough to have an ordinary attribute, they should at the very least have good equipnt to try and make up for the loss.
However, Han would not be able to buy a good enough spear with the silver coins he would receive if he was assigned to class C.
When he finished reading the B5 list, he felt his heart sink.
Shit.
Cusses began spewing out of his mouth naturally
This was not right.
Another bad start.
How could the worst always happen?
He discovered he had a bad attribute on the attribute test. But he quickly accepted it, sohow. So he practiced his Spearman attribute until he reached level 3 to perform great during the entrance exam.
Still it was not enough to be assigned to class B?
He was petrified as he thought about it.
He was sure that of the students admitted this year, probably not even 1% had been able to raise their attribute to level 3.
Then he rembered Glesia, whom he had t yesterday at the entrance exam.
She had reached level 3, although she had a unique grade attribute,
Glesia could be considered exceptional. She was outside the realm of the mundane from this worlds perspective.
She was different.
But he couldnt believe that he wasnt assigned to B class.
He let out a sigh.
He kept looking for her na on the C-class pass list amidst the jostling of other people. He didnt have to look too hard to find his na.
Han Seong C1
Damn!
He couldnt help but curse as soon as he saw his na.
C1?
If he had scored a little higher, he might have been in the B5 class.
He distinctly rembered Carly, one of the instructors from yesterday.
He was hopeful that he would be assigned to the B class.
Carly had looked favorably on him. She also said positive things about him. So even having a common grade attribute, he dread of being assigned to class B.
That ant that the other two instructors
They probably did not evaluate his skill fairly during the exam.
He figured that because of his common grade attribute, he would have only been given the minimum passing score. He was sure thatif they had examined him a little better, with an open mind, he would have undoubtedly been assigned to the B class. Posted only on NovelUtopia
His strength left his body.
Haah
He walked away from his place after letting out a long sigh.
He didnt want to keep looking at his na while the others were tripping over it.
All he felt was sadness.
30 silver coins a month
There was a lot of a difference between the money class B and C received.
Considering that 1 gold coin was equivalent to 100 silver coins. In one year, the difference in money received between the two classes would be a little more than 3 gold coins.
30 silver coins difference per month would be 360 silver coins in 12 months.
He sighed again in frustration.
Haah.
While the B students could eat a sumptuous lunch, he couldnt even eat sothing delicious to save as much money as he could.
And yet he doubted he could get the spear he wanted.
A spear made of mithril.
That was what he needed most right now.
He thought he had a chance of performing well with a mithril spear, in activities like monster subjugation practices.
But the money he needed for that was gone.
I think it would be more than 5 gold coins.
Of course, there should be no Academy student with the Spearman attribute. He had to place a custom order at a specialized blacksmith shop.
Even five gold coins seed like a ridiculous price considering the cost of casting the mithril.
This is going to drive crazy.
Even though he was trying to stay positive, he was now heartbroken.
Even if he saved every last penny at the Academy, how many years would it take him to save more than 5 gold coins?
It didnt matter that he was in the top C class.
When he stepped out of the crowd, a cold voice called to him.
Han Seong.
When he turned his head he was dumbfounded.
He saw Glesia who was located far away from the sign.
He looked at her calmly, but at the sa ti with resentnt.
Why did she take the exam in the sa group as ?
In the back of his mind, he thought that the other instructors compared his skill to that of Glesias, which he thought to be the reason for his unfair evaluation.
Glesias evaluation score must have been excellent. Even if he had done good, it was impossible for him to get a better qualification than she did.
That was why he was assigned to class C instead of class B.
Contrary to his thoughts, he plastered a fake smile on his face.
Glesia, did you already check which class you were assigned to?
He approached her.
He couldnt let go of the only person he could lean on now.
Yes, class A1.
He was silent for a mont at Glesias calm response.
A1..?
That ant he was in the sa class as the protagonist, Leonhard.
In the version of Great Royal Academy that he has read
Glesias placent was sothing that hadnt happened in the original story.
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