Inside a classroom. A bespectacled girl respectfully handed a docunt to Alif Haikal. The docunt listed this year's freshn's written exam scores.
"Oh?"
Upon hearing this, Alif Haikal took the score sheet and began to read it carefully. He had a team that was recently looking to recruit new mbers.
He wanted to see if any freshn caught his eye. The first na that caught his attention made him raise an eyebrow.
"Ethen Cole? A score of 96!"
This is an astonishingly remarkable score. It's important to note that the written exam encompasses an extrely diverse range of topics.
From ancient history to astronomy and geography, battle pet knowledge, and the teachings of various schools of thought, it covers everything.
Ethen Cole's impressive performance was due to his consistent dedication over the past two months, where he spent almost every day in the library.
With the help of the system, he could grasp knowledge more easily.
During these two months, he read no fewer than 200 books, establishing a vast and comprehensive knowledge structure.
In the world of Battle Pet Masters, power is paramount, but knowledge is equally important.
In Alif Haikal's eyes, written exam scores can be even more significant than practical combat scores because they asure a person's overall knowledge frawork.
Becoming a great Battle Pet Master is akin to embarking on a challenging spiritual journey. Without profound wisdom and extensive knowledge, one cannot go far.
The stronger a person becos, the more they realize their own limitations and the more they yearn for knowledge.
Alif Haikal is such a person.He deeply understands the importance of knowledge. At that mont, Ethen Cole's score of 96 was enough to leave him feeling incredulous.
Noticing Alif Haikal's surprise, the bespectacled female student explained, "Ethen Cole is the top scorer in the freshn's written exam. If mory serves, Senior Alif also scored 96 in your first midterm exams as a freshman, right?"
She deliberately made her voice sound sweet and charming. However, Alif Haikal's attention was not on her at all.
Alif Haikal nodded, with a look of reminiscence in his eyes. "That's right. Two years ago, I also scored 96, and I was the top scorer in the freshman written exam."
After saying this, Alif Haikal suddenly looked up at the bespectacled female student. "Do you have contact information for this Ethen Cole? I'd like to et him."
"Ah?"
The bespectacled girl hadn't expected that Alif Haikal would want to et a freshman simply after glancing at the score sheet.
"This freshman is in for so good luck, having caught Senior Alif's attention!" she thought, marveling at Ethen Cole's fortune.
She quickly said, "I'll go ask the student council. They have all the students' contact information. Please wait a mont, Senior Alif."
"Alright, thank you," Alif Haikal nodded slightly.
The bespectacled girl imdiately dashed out of the classroom toward the student council office. Alif Haikal continued flipping through the score sheet but found no one else worthy of his attention.
Soon, the bespectacled girl returned with a note containing Ethen Cole's phone number. Alif Haikal promptly sent a text ssage to Ethen Cole using the number from the note, expressing his desire to et him.
At that ti, Ethen Cole was resting in his dormitory.
Beep beep!
A ssage arrived. Ethen Cole read the content of the ssage and was quite shocked. Having been at the campus for two months, he had naturally heard of Alif Haikal's legendary status.
Ethen Cole naturally admired Alif Haikal greatly. At this mont, with Alif Haikal actively reaching out to him, Ethen Cole had no reason to refuse the invitation.
He promptly organized his thoughts and politely replied to Alif Haikal's ssage. A few seconds later, he received a second ssage from Alif Haikal.
"20:20, I'll be waiting for you at the southwest corner booth of Starlight Cafe in the campus area." After setting the eting ti, Ethen Cole quickly got up, washed his face, and tidied his clothes.
He then rode the bicycle provided by the campus and headed toward the academic area. The ride from the dormitory area to the campus area took about 10 minutes.
Ten minutes later, Ethen Cole arrived at Starlight Cafe and t Alif Haikal.
"Alif Haikal."
Seeing Ethen Cole arrive, Alif Haikal stood up with a smile and shook his hand. "I've long admired your reputation, Senior Alif," Ethen Cole responded politely.
After sitting down, Alif Haikal ordered a cup of coffee for Ethen Cole, and they began their conversation. Alif Haikal was wise and logical. He wasted no words, succinctly and clearly stating his purpose in just a few sentences.
"What? Invite to join the [Black Falcon Team]?" Ethen Cole was completely surprised that the renowned Alif Haikal would actively invite him to join the Black Falcon Team he was forming.
At Morning Light University, the campus allows students to form their own teams. Each team must have a minimum of three mbers.
Registered teams must file with the campus's team managent center. There are over a thousand teams in total at Morning Light University.
Each academic year, the campus's team managent center releases a team ranking list. Teams that rank highly not only receive significant rewards from the campus but also enjoy many privileges.
Moreover, teams with high rankings are often hired by external governnt agencies or corporations to undertake challenging tasks.
Students in high ranking teams have the opportunity to engage with various aspects of society even before graduating, which not only broadens their horizons but also expands their network.
This exposure is imnsely beneficial for their employnt prospects after graduation. mbers of the top 50 ranked teams at Morning Light university are highly sought after by various influential entities upon graduation, promising them a bright future.
The captain of the [Black Falcon Team] is Alif Haikal. This team ranks first in the annual leaderboard and is truly the strongest team. At this mont, faced with Alif Haikal's invitation, Ethen Cole was deeply moved.
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