I Became A Flashing Genius At The Magic Academy Chapter 45

I became a flashing genius in front of the magic school 045

12. Gourmet Club (4)

The advanced course Introduction to Basic Magic lectures are usually conducted as group assignments of four people.

For full-time, I was in a group with friends I made at the beginning of the semester, and my height was included among them.

“… Are you going to make an announcement? But that

“It’s the full-time role.”

One of the girls raised her eyebrows and spoke, but Jackie remained steadfast.

“I want to present too. “Why do you always order full frame, which is only good?”

“what? It’s a good thing, have I said everything? Do you know how much Full Lame prepares for each presentation?”

“I can do that too! “Every day, all I do is research data and organize my portfolio.”

presentation.

It is the role that all students fear the most, but at the same time, it is the role that all students fear.

It was also a role I longed for.

Each and every one of Stella’s students went beyond the level of a high school student and boasted knowledge equivalent to that of an elite university or master’s degree, and the quality of their published papers was quite spectacular, and sometimes there were students who got into fierce debates with professors.

Full Lame was famous for such debates, and was always in the spotlight for perfectly catching and refuting professors’ sharp points or harsh criticisms and refreshingly serving cider to students.

Jackie didn’t like that.

‘Even if I do it, I can do that much.’

That’s because the full frame plays that role every time, so it will be the same if you do it yourself.

I wanted to enjoy everything that Full Frame enjoyed, too.

“Jackie, you really… … .”

“Do you have a conscience or not?”

The group members were about to scold them, but Full Lame came forward and stopped them.

“no. are you okay.”

”Yes? Full time, but if you stay up all night for days preparing for that presentation

west… … .”

“Because it’s okay.”

Full-time is not a saint. Rather, she considers herself to be just plain selfish.

Of course, I didn’t want to give up on this announcement. How much hard work did you put into writing this, but are you giving it away for free? The best option would be to pass on the opportunity and tell them to present during the next group assignment… … .

‘Huh. They’re just staring at my presentation.’

Jakey has already made this announcement himself.

It looks like they decided to do it. If not, it’s as if they’re going to throw it over.

‘Ah, I want to pelt your ear with fireworks so badly, I’ll hold back just this once.’

The reason she held back was because the words Baek Yu-seol told her the other day kept ringing in her ears.

There must be a reason why he said it would be a good idea to pay special attention to Jackie.

In the original work, a girl named ‘Jeki’ did not appear at all, so the full frame was unclear about who she was and what her role was.

I do not know.

However, since it is an original work, not all characters and stories are recorded, so I had no choice but to believe the words of Baek Yu-seol, who is now presumed to be a returner.

“Yes, you huh]]. “I want to see you give a presentation too.”

“Full frame… … . Why are you so kind… … .”

“that’s right… … . Full Lame must be a real angel… … .”

What the hell. Full Lame burst into laughter.

It’s a good thing that they don’t know the usual personality of Full Lame, who would have grabbed that rotten bitch by the hair and run out the back door of the classroom a long time ago, if not for Baek Yu-seol’s advice.

“good.”

“You can do well, right?”

“of course.”

“… … Then, I only trust you.”

Although he really didn’t want to hand it over even if he died, Full Lame handed out the announcement to Jackie. She took it and read the contents without saying a word of thanks. Already full frame

I secretly read it a few times, but I just pretended to skim through it really quickly.

The other girls didn’t like that and glared at Jackie, but she didn’t even care.

“Next, Article 7. Come out.”

When Group 7 of the full game was finally called, Zeki stood up.

“Will it be okay?”

“I know. It’s Professor Kazewin… .”

Professor Kazewin of Introduction to Magic is already famous among commoners. Commoners with low grades are ignored as poor performers, and commoners with excellent grades are treated as poor performers.

Because I committed the evil act of lowering my grades by asking difficult questions.

And, Full Lame, who was able to win against Professor Cazewin every time, was actually revered as a hero by the first-year students.

Jackie might be… … He must have wanted to enjoy that kind of full-time popularity.

“We will start the presentation.”

That’s how the announcement started.

In Full-Lame’s opinion, it was a very good presentation, as if he had really been practicing for someone like him.

Except that the attempt to forcibly add humor like a full-length film almost turned the atmosphere cold.

Kazewin asked some sharp questions, which Zeki answered without embarrassment. maybe… … It seems like they looked at this presentation in advance and even prepared to answer questions.

‘Oh, I prepared well, didn’t I?’

Fulleim was purely impressed, but as expected, Professor Kazewin seemed to have no intention of losing in this situation.

”That’s strange. A proper supplementary explanation as to why magic exists for humans.

“It didn’t work.”

“yes? that is… It’s not that magic exists for humans, but for human revival… …

“Are you going to make excuses before you can even answer properly? Magic existed before humans existed. “Have you found out why magic developed?”

Also known as ‘catching raw fish’.

As a commoner student, there is no way to escape once you start being bullied. At first glance, Professor Kazewin’s grievances seem true.

This made the students dumb.

“Were you that confident when you couldn’t even answer that? How pathetic. The next question is: Humans have been manipulating the elements since before magic existed. But you said magic came first. About whether elements belong to magic or not… …

Professor Kazewin’s intellectual temperament became increasingly severe, and Jakey’s talkativeness became less and less frequent.

Fullime gritted his teeth and clenched his fists.

‘not good.’

I gave up the opportunity to give a presentation to make Jake feel better, but it would be meaningless if it ended like this.

In the end, a worse full frame came out.

“professor. “I think that’s an off-topic question.”

“… Is this off topic? “You’re saying strange things, Full Lame.”

In the end, Full Lame, who thought it was going to happen again, sighed and opened his mouth.

“The original topic of this presentation was to investigate the origins of magic, where it was possible to determine the priorities of magic and humans.

“If you ask a harsh question, we cannot answer.”

(Meaning: Professor, stop talking nonsense)

“Huh, have you really forgotten how to think for yourself? Or are you planning to ignore the professor’s teachings altogether?”

(Meaning: Why are you talking to me again?)

“We haven’t even progressed there yet, so the professor didn’t give us any instructions. “We organize our assignments based on what we learned from the professor.”

(Meaning: Why are you complaining when the professor doesn’t even know?

Let’s catch it, right?)

“So, isn’t the problem that you don’t have the will to come up with that minimal hypothesis? “It really hurts my heart to know that someone has such a stupid brain that they don’t know how to come up with an idea.”

(Meaning: What should I do?)

“sorry. It’s our fault for lack of learning. After all, if you are a professor, you are asking us such a question because there is a clear answer to this topic that no historian has been able to find since the existence of the progenitor wizard, right? Please, can I have some lessons?”

（Meaning: The professor should try it. You can’t do it, right?)

The argument, which looked grandiose on the outside but was childish on the inside, came to an end with the full frame. He requested legitimate teachings, but in fact, most of the questions Professor Cazewin asked were questions that no one has been able to find out even in modern times.

In other words, the only hypotheses that Professor Kazewin can propose are those that have already been proposed by other scholars.

Students were told to assert their own hypotheses, but in turn, even they themselves had to assert their hypotheses.

The attack was made by properly pointing out an area that has never been highlighted.

Professor Kazewin chewed his lip and glared at the full frame, but realized that he would be at a disadvantage if he went further than this, so he turned away his raised eyebrows.

“… It has been done. “Please study that part yourself!”

,,yes.,,

The professor made an effort to give a command as if he had the upper hand, but everyone in the room knew. Professor Kazewin was brutally torn apart by Full Lame.

Thing.

‘That damn commoner bitch… …

Casewin’s eyebrows fluttered and he glared at Puleim, but he could do nothing. This was because she was not an ordinary commoner who could be forcibly touched.

Fulleim is a special magician who knows how to manipulate the attributes of alien races. He was a genius that the world was paying attention to even before entering school. Professors could not treat him carelessly due to the fact that Stella’s principal Eltman Eltwin personally visited him and asked for admission. There wasn’t.

There were even rumors going around that the Archmage Eltman Eltwin, who had never had a disciple, was planning to become his first disciple.

The only way to harass geniuses with outstanding connections was to criticize them harshly by criticizing them during lectures, but even that didn’t work for Full-time, so Professor Kazewin’s stress rose to the top.

“Group 7, please return to your seats.”

Jakey sleeps with a stiff expression on his face.

When she returned to Lee and sat down, Fulleim spoke to her in an attempt to somehow comfort her.

“Jackie, you’re good enough-”

“it’s okay.”

“uh?”

“You don’t have to show that kind of pretense to me, so just shut up.”

Full-Im, who was dumbfounded for a moment, seriously wondered how to bury it so that a rumor would spread that he had buried it prettily.

“Team 8, come out.”

“Yes.”

Next was Baekyuseol.

I knew it from the beginning, but he was very good at speaking, so the students who were in the same group as him had him give the presentation. Today, as expected, the presentation was quite excellent.

Kazewin didn’t leave him alone either. This is because Baek Yu-seol was one of the students that Professor Kazewin particularly disliked. She launched a persistent attack as if to relieve the stress of her previous experiences.

“Student Baek Yu-seol. It was a great presentation. “But I have doubts about your opinion.”

“What is it?”

“It is an opinion held by philosophers of old that ‘faith’ is one of the principles by which wizards perform magic. Why do you think that?”

(Meaning: I want to find fault with your words)

Baek Yu-seol just smiled and answered.

“professor. Professor, do you believe that mana exists?”

“Isn’t it obvious? “Do you call that a question?”

“Then do you believe that the mana moves according to our will?”

“okay. You’re asking a useless question. “Just give me an answer.”

“Then, Professor, have you ever clearly seen a particle of ‘mana’ with your own eyes?”

For a moment, Kazewin was speechless. Just as humans cannot observe atoms, no one has observed mana particles.

“… … “That is impossible.”

“But why do you know that mana and magic exist? You have never observed it with your own eyes.”

“Because magic… exists.”

you]. That’s why the professor believes in magic. “Magic is not a phenomenon, but a belief.”

“Magic is math and science! “You’re being unreasonable, student Baek Yu-seol!”

She tried to scream, but Baek Yu-seol shrugged her shoulders with a relaxed smile.

“Why do you think it’s far-fetched? I don’t know at all because I’m not good at it. As a student

“If I am wrong, I want to learn.”

Professor Kazewin gritted his teeth and thought about it, then carefully pondered the words and spit them out. Because it was the best she could do.

“…Magic is a phenomenon, science, calculation, and the will of nature. It never comes from belief. It comes from countless efforts, calculations, and research.”

(Meaning: Anyway, everything I said is correct)

“yes. Since humans began to use magic in a calculated manner, the effectiveness of magic has increased.

It is true that the rate has increased, but calculations and magic circles did not exist in the days of the ’12 Wizards’ who first received magic from the progenitor wizard. It is said that at that time, magic was used only through faith. In fact, don’t Shinwol believers still use magic out of faith?”

(Meaning: Anyway, everything you said is wrong.)

There were no gaps in Baek Yu-seol’s words. He accurately counters Professor Ttabak’s words and presents his own opinion. Even if the other person forces a counterargument, he or she adds another fact.

In the end, it was Kazewin who was left speechless first.

He was a professor.

“this……!”

While everyone was giggling quietly, looking at Professor Kazewin who could no longer speak, Fulleim quietly shook his head.

‘Ugh.’

This school was so strange that the professors were openly jealous of the students. Even ordinary people with no background stand out? Then, the professors completely ignored and discriminated against the students.

If such obvious bullying is the flower of the ‘academy romance fantasy’ genre, then it is the flower.

But… … They bully me like that all the time and I always get back at them, but I don’t know why they do that.

Well, from my perspective, it was nice because it felt refreshing.

“… … It has been done. “Go back to your seat!”

Kazewin’s face turned red and he screamed loudly, while Baekyu Seol half-heartedly nodded and sat down in his seat.

Ding dong dang!

Soon after, the bell rang to signal the end of class, and the students quickly left the classroom.

“hey. “Did you just see them?”

“Aww, my insides feel refreshed.”

“When I think about what that professor said to me last time, it really feels like 10 years of stress has gone away.”

Full-Im also took his major books and was about to go back with his friends, but Jakey left first.

“uh? hmm… … .”

While I was thinking about what to do with that, the white snow came.

“Hey, full frame.”

“Why? I enjoyed the presentation. It’s refreshing inside

“I heard.”

“… … Is that so? But, because of that, I have something to say.”

“what?”

He cleared his throat loudly and asked a question subtly.

“You know, professors hate me.”

“I usually get an estimate by looking at your tail.]•ス1. Why is that?”

“But you’re close with the professors. So, by the way… … I’m thinking of starting a club. “Professor, can you identify someone?”

“under.”

Full Lame, who was momentarily dumbfounded, burst into laughter.

“Shouldn’t you have done better on a regular basis?”

“No, how can you stay calm when you are arguing for no reason?”

“Ugh… … .”

I thought about full-time for a while, but since having an advisor was quite a hassle, there wasn’t a professor I could easily recommend. Then there was one person who jumped up.

“Now that I think about it, you are assistant Alterisha.

Aren’t you close with me? “I often visit your assistant’s lab.”

“uh… “That’s right.”

“Then why don’t you ask your assistant?”

“Eh? “Can an assistant also teach?”

“… … Are you stupid? “It’s a given at Stella.”

Baek Yu-seol opened her mouth as if she didn’t know. There was such an easy path, but I was still wandering around without knowing it. Fulleim looked at him with a truly pitiful face.

“Huh. Anyway, thank you. “I’ll go.”

“Okay… … .”

He walked quickly as if he were worried that someone would steal Alterisha.

‘Sometimes he’s really smart, but other times he’s just stupid… … .’

fantasy,