Continental Hero Senki

On March 1, 632, the Continental Calendar, me, Sarah and Radek and a large number of other cadets returned to the Learning Hall of Nostalgia.

Then we were in the middle of the final exam for the first half of the year.

Wow, wow... I totally can't get more than 60 points for all subjects! Especially since I totally forgot about bows and stuff! I'm not sure I can score six points instead of 60!

Sarah looked bright blue when she glanced at the side. With that said, you couldn't give him any tactics or strategy classes.

Ha, you're expelled. I wonder if I can pay tuition......

I thought so, but they don't have to worry about units.

No, I forgot, but your teacher said that when you left the cadet school.

Well, it's a school, so I have to make some kind of assessment.

In view of that, there is an institution - rather than a habit? - in the cadet school.

That's when your supervisor performs grades while you're assigned to the military. They decide whether it's against military discipline or how much they gave the medal, at the subjection of their superiors. In order to prevent harassment, it seems that the rating is set at 60 points or more, so if you have not done something worse, you will score within this range.

... I didn't do anything wrong, did I? The platoon chief said I would ask you nothing about sprinkling Spiritus.

This evaluation system was originally supposedly started by an army field commander who wanted to sell his charm to the nobleman. I wonder if such a tiny fragrance would be a sale......

In this case, noble boy is my boss and I'm just a peasant.

A few days after his return to the cadet school, Captain Tarnovsky received his transcript.

Quickly called to the teaching division and the transcript is passed on. Uh, which...?

Swordsmanship 78 points

Archery 60 points

Magic 80 points

Equestrian 60 points

Arithmetic 89 points

99 Tactics

Strategy 99 points

War History 98 points

... I think it's overrated a lot. It's good to know that bowing and equestrianism are the lowest points because I didn't get a chance to show them, like 99 tactics and strategies. What do you have one point left? It bothers me.

78 points of swordsmanship...... let's just say I owe it to Sarah.

You don't really know 80 magic points. I don't remember using so much magic.

And what about 89 arithmetic points and 98 war history points? It doesn't make sense.

I'm not sure Sarah's grades, either. It seemed highly regarded. Especially since he had a jumping tactical score of 75. Yeah, I really don't know the criteria.

Radek? He wasn't interested because he didn't originally have a red dot.

Yeah, yeah, I remember in Captain Tarnovsky.

The sword of the enemy cavalry captain in the example was confiscated by the captain. Actually, I wanted to take it to my dorm room.

"It will be dangerous for you, without any back shield, to continue to hold that sword, which may be short of evidence of a plot. I'll keep this."

That's why.

... Is it too much to think that Captain Tarnovsky is trying to hide evidence?

That's how I got vacation after the first half of the year, spring break where I said it in my previous life. The period is about two weeks. Not short or long. But unfortunately,

"You conscripts are lagging behind other students in their education curriculum. This can't be helped, but staying behind will hinder classes in the second half and beyond next year. So join us because we're opening a special supplement during spring vacation"

That means we were studying and pickling as the non-recruits sang their youth. Everything is at a bad war.

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On March 15, the second half of the Royal Cadet School will open.

Even so, there is nothing else to say.

Every day begins, as usual, when you take classes and talk to Radek about stupidity while Sarah teaches you and beats you up like before the war. Oh, I want to graduate early.

"Uh, well, I'll introduce you to the new guy today before I start class"

...? You mean transfer students? Huh? Is there a system in cadet school that says that too?

"… so please come in"

… come in?

"No need for salutations, Doctor. You're in a better position here."

Coming into the classroom was a woman who looked very much like Her Royal Highness Princess Emilia Silesia.

"This time, I enrolled in the Royal Cadet School. My name is Emilia Vistula. Best regards,"

Who the hell is this guy?