Chapter 318
Chapter 319 The King of Club Debate
[What do
you mean by “Club King”? The Combat Club does not recognize that title p>
[Honestly, it’s very possible. Let me share some inside info. Joanna never planned to join the Public Relations Club. Back then, the former president, Sophie, was competing with her for campus queen status. George was basically Sophie’s biggest fan, and the two of them targeted Joanna a lot p>
[But only one month into the semester, Professor Carpenter the
trapped in the Divine Battlefield p>
Summoner professor-got
[Joanna actually gets a war reporter permit to travel to the Divine Battlefield. She ended rescuing Professor Carpenter p>
up
[No wonder Professor Carpenter supported Joanna so strongly after she came back. She even beat up two department heads for Joanna p>
[So now Joanna doesn’t need to go to the Divine Battlefield anymore. It’s totally normal for her to switch to the Student Council p>
[How do you know all that? Are you from the Public Relations Club p>
[No, no. I went to the Divine Battlefield with Joanna. My professor praised her for being loyal and righteous p>
[Who are you calling a simp? Do you dare to say that without hiding your name p>
[You really want me to stop being anonymous? Think carefully before you talk p>
[He’s someone who’s been to the Divine Battlefield. Think carefully before you talk p>
[Think carefully before you talk.] *22
The thread went completely off-topic.
Inside his office, George was so angry he looked like a puffed-up chipmunk.
No one could have imagined that in just half a year, his pursuit of the campus queen had turned into a permanent piece of black history online,
He was supposed to be someone following Joanna.
Just as he was thinking about it, his communicator lit up.
Joanna’s Lion Cub wrote, “Dungeon run? I’m in charge of sophomore dungeon credits now. I
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can carry you. You arrange the rest of the team p>
George jumped up from the vice president’s sofa in the Public Relations Club.
“I’m coming! Wait for me p>
People on the forum only mocked him for being Sophie’s simp, but he was afraid Joanna might see it and think he was on Sophie’s side.
That would be really bad.
But judging from Alwyn’s attitude, Joanna probably didn’t care at all.
She even sent her contract beast to carry him through dungeons. That meant she would definitely stay in the Public Relations Club.
If she stayed, didn’t that mean he had no chance to become president?
He didn’t know whether to be happy or worried.
Whatever. He couldn’t think about that now.
After running dungeons with Joanna’s team, solo dungeon runs felt awful.
He wanted to be carried.
Being carried feels great once. Being carried all the time feels amazing.
Even though Alwyn charged him half of the credits this time, George was still willing.
And with George around, Alwyn didn’t even need to form a team. George handled the team’s setup himself.
On Nighthowl’s side, Katherine was brought in.
Katherine’s group also handed over half of the credits they earned.
As for public dungeon zones, credits were calculated based on kill count and guard time. Some people wanted experience, so they spent points hiring Lucien and Troy to lead teams.
Of course, those spent credits were not counted as credits earned by Joanna. They were only recorded in the balance. Otherwise, rich students buying credits from poorer students would destroy all fairness.
While everyone else was grinding hard, Joanna was running around campus.
“First, the assessment p>
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Joanna booked an assessment. Since it was only the first day of the semester, she was the only one in line. She was told she could take the test in thirty minutes.
Thirty minutes later, Joanna arrived at the assessment room.
Three academy professors were there to conduct her evaluation.
“Hello, professors. I’m here for this semester’s attribute assessment,” Joanna said.
“Mm. You know the rules, right? No gear allowed. Step onto the testing platform,” one professor said, pointing at the machine.
Joanna had taken the test last semester when she returned, so she remembered clearly. Today, she wore no gear at all-just normal clothes. Even her outer appearance was a transmog outfit with no attributes.
She stepped onto the platform.
The three professors adjusted the testing values.
Normally, this kind of assessment wasn’t necessary. You could just show your attribute panel.
But attribute panels contained core personal data. How could that be shown freely to others?
That was private information.
To protect top students’ privacy, the academy had no right to directly inspect it.
That was why this machine existed-to measure attributes indirectly.
“For freshmen in the second semester, the required total attributes are 40,000. Please input the attributes you want to test on the panel in front of you,” the professor reminded her.
As long as total attributes reached 40,000, it was enough.
For a Summoner, a common build would be something like 10,000 Vitality, 10,000 Agility, and 20,000 Spirit,
But that required three separate tests.
Joanna found it troublesome and directly selected 40,000 Spirit.
The professors didn’t object. “We’ll conduct a mental pressure test to reflect your Spirit value. The assessment begins p>
A countdown appeared in front of Joanna: 3… 2… 1 p>
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