Chapter 886 – Week 9, Monday (12)
“Then what do you think about the principality?” .”
“I think my personal relationship with the matriarch is the worst, but there is nothing they can gain if they fall out with Viceroy Walter. “If the relationship has progressed in the future, it will have calmed down, and I don’t think it will retreat.”
The professors continued to ask questions.
About the Principality, about the Confederate Army in the Albraham region in the former Emilne region, about the Imperial University, etc.
After some time had passed, it was time to talk about the professors’ suggestions, so I came to my senses and found out that Marey was supporting research funds, expanding classrooms, increasing student TO, dormitory issues, class lecture time issues, administrative office response issues, and dealing with other academies. We were discussing exchange issues, etc.
It was a tactical exam, and the main focus was on politics, diplomacy, and strategy, but as the chairman of the board, I wondered if the evaluation had anything to do with the professors’ grievance counseling session…
“I think the evaluation is over. It was a public evaluation, and I am grateful that I participated sincerely. “I’ll be busy studying for the exam, so let’s go first.”
“Ah, four!”
Everyone burst into laughter at the sight of Marey leaving after bowing to the faculty and northern officers.
There was a cautious rumor that he was the child of Marie de Pawen, who had the exact opposite personality of Lorraine, but there was still concern that he would be very yellow(?) If the governor accepted him, but everyone seemed to like him for his polite appearance. .
Looking at the atmosphere, it seemed like everyone was going to get a perfect score. Julia recalled Marey’s mistakes in the war game with General Schwafen and wrote down her points as her professor.
-Professor Julia is tight.
-Even though I did that, I still don’t get full marks?
She wanted to give herself a perfect score, but she had to be the strictest in her evaluation if she wanted to avoid any controversy. Of course, even if you do that, you will still get the highest score ever in the tactical science subject.
-When the governor was there, he was busy cutting the budget, but the chairman is very generous.
-There’s nothing I can miss, but it will still give me some breathing room.
-Can I report what you just said to the chairman?
-Do it. If they know that you don’t have money to eat and die, they will probably give you a subsidy.
-It is groundbreaking that each professor provides a letter of recommendation for scholarship students.
Julia, who was listening to the professors’ lame jokes with one ear and letting them out of the other, stopped her pen while organizing the scores evaluated by the officers and professors.
When professors arbitrarily talked about their grievances and whined about asking for a solution, I was so dumbfounded that I closed my eyes and waited for time to pass, and then I remembered something that should have been taken for granted.
Increase.
In order to keep Marey’s promises, a considerable amount of additional budget had to be invested. Of course, the money will come from the governor’s pocket. Lauren, who was squeezing the professors by reducing the budget in any way except for things like education, would not give up the budget so easily.
No matter how cute and adorable Marei was, given Lauren’s personality, she didn’t seem to be invested in the academy.
Excessive budget was being allocated to facilities and education to the extent that it was already sufficiently large, and it was a fact that the number of professors and students would increase significantly over the next few years.
Preparations for that have been completed to some extent. If the budget had been reduced, the only thing left to do was to reduce it, so it was strange to see an increase here.
Looking far into the future, investing in education was the right thing to do, but Lauren had already spent enough money to account for it, so cuts were in the works.
No way.
Julia stared blankly at the door through which her mare had emerged. She then laughed at herself for imagining such nonsense and wrote down her remaining scores on her evaluation sheet. She listened so seriously to what the saint said that she didn’t even know what was going on with her head.
Well, even if something like that actually happens, it probably has nothing to do with her. She was something Mr. Labella had to worry about.
After calculating the final value of her evaluation score, Julia let out a short sigh as she thought about how the school would be in turmoil.
If you post the war game with General Schwappen as a reference, there will be no controversy, but it will cause noise differently.
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The young black-haired girl (?), Who seems too small to be at the academy and somehow arouses her protective instinct, walks with her shoulders slumped, causing everyone to glance at her unconsciously. 〉
If it weren’t for the exam period, she would have been the girl I wanted to catch and have a brief conversation with. It would have been because she didn’t know that she was the chairman of the board of directors of Walter Academy, who had recently taken office.
Girl, no. Marei, who is often mistaken for a girl, is so easily taken by General Schwafen. She let out a long sigh as she remembered that she had been defeated as easily as if she had twisted the wrist of a child.
Lauren seemed to care a lot about her grades, but since she lost in the mock battle, she was worried that it would be difficult for her to get a good score.
When Labella ask about her exam, she doesn’t know how to answer…
No, no matter how much she thought about how she could defeat General Schwafen, she couldn’t find an answer.
Fierce spear tip. Marei knew that she had intentionally given time to take a breather in between. Even though she thought she had changed her formation and was fully equipped, she had no choice but to crouch further because she couldn’t tell which of the troops was coming in from all directions.
I think she had no choice because it seemed like if she ran out, she would be unable to do anything and her troops would be crushed pointlessly, but to others, it seemed like she was just defending herself out of fear.
Her forces should have been gathered in one place and her non-main forces should have been eaten away first. No, she should have been more proactive and led the fight into a melee. Marei felt her own helplessness in response to the attack, which was no different from her one-sided beating.
If it were Julia, if it was Julia, I thought about that several times. There was no turning back when I started thinking too much. Defeat may have been certain from the moment I planned the troop deployment and formation, which Julia would not have done.
The battle with Colonel Gagarin was close, so it would be difficult to get a high score. Since the war game with General Schwappen was so defective, Marey thought that he would definitely get a bad score.
Seeing Marey helplessly opening the door to the chairman’s office, Sasha, who was looking through the documents, asked Marey with puzzled eyes.
“Huh? What’s going on?”
“I feel like I failed the test.”
“It’s just a test, don’t worry too much about it.”
Sasha held Marei’s bag instead and patted the head of a troubled boy of her age.
Although she was not conscious of it, Sasha was helping the young boy, who was naturally entering her director’s office.
“… I think Lauren is looking forward to it.”
“I’ll write down a few words when I post the report, so don’t worry too much. Huh? Oh, I brought some snacks. Do you want to eat them?”
Sasha burst into laughter at the sight of Marey just nodding her head without saying a word.
“You just have to do well on the next test. She came to school, and she didn’t even have time to adjust because she had to work as the president of the board. It’s okay, it’s okay. Huh? Try this. That’s right, I’m eating well.”
When I brought her cookie to her mouth and saw her gorging on it, Sasha wondered if this was why humans kept pets.
“How much did you mess up, huh?”
“I think the theory oral part is okay, but because of the mock battle…”
Marey described the mock battle he had with Colonel Gagarin and General Schwappen.
“I don’t know who Colonel Gagarin is, but if he survived that devil a few times, wouldn’t he have done well?”
Apart from her personality and debauchery, her abilities were famous. So much so that the emperor could not abandon Schwappen and put him in charge of the most dangerous southern front, even though he was always flirtatious and clingy.
“… But you still lost completely?”
“Umm… Both Imperial University and Walter’s are not absolute evaluations but relative evaluations, so don’t be too gloomy until the results come out. Since other professors have also observed, they will consider your exams for other children’s exams as well. Huh?”
I think Julia Pahu would have given her a strict score, but the people who came out to evaluate her would have given her a very high score if the first-year student had been able to withstand several mock battles with the Schwappen guy and reassemble the scattered troops and rebuild the front line.
I don’t know anything about military science, so it was a funny thing to evaluate, but I don’t know Marei’s position, but objectively speaking, didn’t she do very well? I just had a thought.
“… It’ll be okay, right?”
“Yes, of course. Come on, spread your shoulders! “Do you think Lauren would be more disappointed to see you say this because you failed the test than to fail the test?”
“Yes… !”
I couldn’t understand what was so good about that bad-tempered dragon or why such a cute child was having fun, but Sasha, who felt that she had calmed Marei down well, pushed the report she had written right away.
“Please check this. She hasn’t made the summary yet, because she can’t always read the summary. Right?”
Sasha sat down at her desk and glanced at the boy, who was concentrating on her report. It’s cute. She only made brief impressions. She does not notice that her glances at Marei gradually turn into staring, as her wings slowly turn towards the boy.
