15.Precious college coins

Style: Gaming Author: A new trend in learning ChineseWords: 1568Update Time: 24/01/11 10:46:23
After pulling the lever for the last time, Shiro and Nanami also obtained the Holy Grail, passed the exam, and woke up from their dreams.

In the hazy state of half-dream and half-awake, the memories belonging to reality finally returned to Bai's mind.

Bai rubbed his eyes and recalled the exam experience in his dream just now.

He was sure that his previous customs clearance process was smooth and he didn't waste any extra time!

Although it was cheating for his brother to reveal the question to him, no one knew about it anyway. Besides, he comes from a noble family, and his brother Arctic Wolf is not easy to mess with. Even if the teacher suspects him of cheating, he is unlikely to point it out openly.

Bai believes that winning the first place in the admissions exam is a sure shot!

"Woman, you are quite lucky to be able to follow me." Bai looked at Nanami who had just woken up in the seat next to him and smiled evilly.

After a while.

The jingle of the alarm bell signals the end of the exam.

In the auditorium, hundreds of candidates woke up from their dreams one after another and returned to reality.

"Below, I will announce the list of candidates who passed the exam. This includes candidates who passed the exam normally, as well as candidates who ranked among the best and received additional scholarships and prizes."

In the center of the originally empty podium, a handsome and cheerful young man wearing a brown leather jacket suddenly appeared. It was Professor Opal who was in the previous office.

Several male and female teachers were also beside Professor Opal, waiting for him to announce the exam results.

On the podium, Professor Opal explained the rule that "as long as you pass any of the three monster tests, you can be admitted", and then read out loud the list of everyone who passed the test, as well as their comprehensive scores.

Bai was in high spirits, confident, smiling broadly, and his ears pricked up.

In the row in front of him, Russell and Subway were also looking at the podium in front of them, full of confidence.

Subway took out two bags of potato chips and the two of them listened and ate them.

"Subway, the order of announcing the passing list is really malicious. From those with poor grades to those with good grades, they are announced in order." Russell gnawed on a piece of potato chips.

"How do you say that?" Subway was confused.

"If the next plot is a little more cliché, after the list of candidates who have passed the test normally is read out, our grumpy friend in the back row will laugh at us, 'I knew you couldn't do anything with this drag bottle. Pass the exam. You will be slapped in the face when the winning team is announced." Russell deliberately lowered his voice.

Seeing Subway's confused look, Russell added:

"Of course, it's also possible that he was just mocking him in his mind, which would make him look less like a mentally retarded villain."

A few minutes later.

The list of candidates who have passed normally has been read out.

During this process, many candidates knew full well that they had failed to pass any test and had already left the venue one after another.

"The above are the candidates who have passed the test normally. Congratulations! You will be admitted to the world's number one supernatural school, the International Unified Magic and Supernatural Academy. Each of you will be awarded 5 academy silver coins!"

After Professor Opal finished speaking, a cloud of mist appeared in the hands of many candidates, and five bright silver coins appeared out of thin air. On the surface of the coin is a symbol of an open book and an eyeball, which is the school emblem of the college.

"Next, the candidates whose names I want to announce who perform well in the admissions exam can receive a special scholarship for school selection. Each person will be awarded 5 to 10 college gold coins!"

Hearing about such a generous scholarship, the audience couldn't help but stir up some excitement, and many people expressed envy and jealousy.

"What's the use of this college coin?" Russell threw another potato chip into his mouth.

"So you don't even know this? College coins are the common campus currency in the college. They are super important in the college." Subway also chewed potato chips and explained to Russell.

“The most basic function is to pay tuition and textbook fees, such as first-year tuition and textbook fees, a total of 5 college gold coins.

“In addition, you need to use academy coins to purchase occult materials, register for additional elective courses, exchange for advanced occult or ritual knowledge that is not within the scope of normal courses, and purchase extraordinary items.

"It can be said that if you have more college coins, you will be like a rocket on the road to transcendence!

“If a student comes from a witchcraft family or secret association that sponsors the school, he or she will receive different amounts of college currency rewards based on the level of funding.

"But for students from ordinary families like you, Russell, who want to earn college money, they usually apply for student loans. In addition, they also need to do work-study and complete some school tasks - such as going to the dense forest to collect herbs, cleaning toilets, etc."

It turns out that college coins are so important. No wonder the candidates were so excited after hearing that 5 to 10 college gold coins were awarded to those with outstanding results... Russell nodded lightly.

Subway then remembered that he had forgotten to introduce the most basic knowledge: "Oh, by the way, there are three types of college coins: gold, silver, and copper."

"One gold coin is equivalent to 10 silver coins and 100 copper coins?" Russell asked.

"How do you know?" Subway was quite stunned.

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