A Girl Who Was Told "You Have No Talent" Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster - Chapter 160.3
Ennely was the only one who remained unfazed. Hearing this, everyone turned to Mirai.
Kuufa looked at Mirai, but an impatient silence continued.
“Passed?”
“Yep…”
“Mirai, did you pass?!”
“Yep.”
Kuufa held both of Mirai’s hands and asked her over and over again.
Mirai finally got the feeling that she had passed. Although she still didn’t know why, she heard those words from Catalana’s mouth.
Litty’s expression also brightened up, and Roma looked surprised as she repeatedly looked back and forth between Mirai and the conference room door.
“Really? That person? Did he pass?”
“He said he passed… that’s all.”
“Mirai-san, congratulations!”
“Myan!”
Litty congratulates Mirai, and Myan moves her body in a swaying motion.
Knowing that Mirai often eats large meals on special occasions and milestones, Myan is excited.
She has rested her front paws on Ennely’s backpack many times to hold herself back.
Ex-Piece is excited, but the failed candidates waiting are not convinced.
“He passed? You’re kidding, right?”
“That examiner is lenient with children.”
“He’s just a careless guy. I can’t take it anymore.”
As the failed candidates head to the conference room, the door is opened.
Maamu stumbles out and comes in front of Natasha.
“You passed…”
“Wow! Congratulations! Tonight is a celebration!”
“Myan!”
“Myan is over here”
Myan, who was trying to take advantage of the confusion, is taken aback by Litty.
Litty has seen through that she is after a meal. However, it is already past noon.
Even if it is not Myan, it is inevitable that she will feel hungry.
As if at the right time, Catalana, who has finished all the interviews, comes out of the conference room.
“Phew, this is the end of the 5th Rank promotion exam! Congratulations to the two who passed!”
“Um, why did Mirai pass?”
“Kuufa-chan, you’re saying something really rude.”
“Oh, no. Now that I think of it, you can tell me, right?”
“Yes. I’m sure the murderous test takers over there would like to know too.”
The failed candidates, including the magician boy, are about to attack Catalana.
Naturally, Mirai and Maamu, who passed the exam, are not feeling well. They are being looked upon with suspicion, if not murderous intent.
“It’s perfect that we have an overprotective 2nd Rank party here. I should say that I won’t favor Catalana just because she’s a child.”
“D-did you hear me?”
“No?”
“Ugh…”
One of the applicants who dug the mysterious grave looks a little pained.
Did he really not hear? Litty and Roma were skeptical. They know that Catalana is a mean person.
“First, there are different reasons why the applicants failed… No, that’s not true. In fact, they’re all the same. That’s because you don’t have anything important to you.”
“Something important?”
“First question, but it doesn’t really matter what reason you want to become an adventurer. If you want money or fame, go ahead. I guess asking is just my hobby.”
“What, how careless…”
The magician boy’s anger won’t subside.
After all, he was overtaken by younger girls like Maamu and Mirai.
He had achieved good results in the Wizards and Magicians Guild. He had been making fun of older people who had been sulking for years.
To him, who had grown arrogant, other people were not even a stepping stone. Or so he thought. The boy noticed something was wrong.
“Wait, could that be that girl called Maamu…”
He remembered. The girl who had joined the Wizards and Magicians Guild later than him, but graduated early.
A girl who surpassed him in terms of magical control, power, and everything else in a short time.
“No way… no, wait, what? The one bringing that spirit over there…”
When he noticed Kuufa, who was a contemporary of Maamu, something inside him broke.
A summoner who was an outstanding user of water magic, a pact maker with the angry water god, and a successor to the great magician, the magician of Aegir Egg.
Why hadn’t he noticed until now? He was no genius. He was just one of the many.
Perhaps he had pushed her overwhelming presence to the back of his memory by looking down on those below him.
Either way, he never bit Catalana again.