Mage of the Four Seasons Council (2)

“Yes, as Lady Miriel said earlier, her ability alone is outstanding, but that freshman is a bit... very lazy, isn’t she?”

A hint of mockery crept into Miriel’s follower’s voice.

“And because of that, her attendance and assignment scores had taken a beating. The penalty points imposed by Linea Hall were enormous, too. That’s why her conduct score is among the very lowest at the academy.”

Miriel barely held back a snort of laughter and covered her mouth with her teacup.

No wonder the penalty points had piled up. In the short time since she’d enrolled—barely over a month—she had already caused several incidents on a scale that other people might only see once, if ever, in their entire academy life.

“Still, it’s certainly disastrous...”

Miriel’s one-liner, spoken while barely suppressing her laughter.

On categories where even a mid- to upper-tier student would normally start from full marks, Lunaris had thoroughly bled points away.

“Still, Lunaris will probably be the top student. Right?”

“...Yes, that’s right. I’ve never seen test scores that exceeded a perfect score before.”...