According to Dr. Milva's story, the arithmetic tournament was originally conceived by the school side to increase the third-year employment rate, and at the time it was done, only third-year students were participating, but suddenly it was better to get used to it in a year or two than to doing it in third-year.
And last year, I greatly surpassed my third-grade grades by showing them where the highest score in the third grade was 440, when I made myself comfortable and scored 1,014 points in total.
And my sister, Flora, was making fun of me this year.
"Says 1,130 total points!? You score higher than Ray did last year!
"... if you have the same exploratory abilities as I do, the rest is a battle between academic and physical abilities. Because Flora is definitely higher when it comes to physical abilities than I was last year...
"If Flora scores so high, we need Ray-kun and Salia to keep the score down...... No, you can't because a higher score than this can be fatal damage.
"... I'll be fine because I'll take care of it.
At last year's arithmetic tournament I scored high on the shortest route while exploring calculation points with a magic guide knife, etc., but this year I tried my best to get to the specified score under the same conditions as the other students.
There are elements of luck, but other than considerable unluck, I made a mistake with Wazza because I reached 300 points in about 40 minutes in a time I have an hour myself because people with mostly high academic and physical abilities can score high.
Salia similarly finished with 300 points.
"Ray-kun, Mr. Salia, 300 points for two. You're too suspicious to be perfect!
"... I have trouble being told that.
"Master Ray and I are as ordered by Dr. Mirva.
"That's true, but Mr. Liliane ended it with 300 points, too.
"That's breath-taking again.
"... Ugh. It's definitely going to be a problem with the top three sophomore academics fitting 300 points.
Dr. Milva went back feeling tired. Probably the problem is that you have the strength to give the perfect score.
"Flora's score doesn't really make our score much of a problem.
"As far as I'm concerned, I think it would be more problematic for Ray to have too much discrepancy from last year's score.
Discover Amir waving with Maria with a glittering expression in the audience if she was talking to Salia like that.
"The [saints] and [demon kings] of the Episcopal Church are already here.
Don't let them find out completely......
"... that's true. Do you want to go say hello?
"For once, shall I say hello?
Myself and Salia greet each other closely.
"Hi Maria, Dear Amir.
"Hello, to Mr. Ray, Mr. Salia.
"Ray, I'm here to watch the arithmetic tournament, but you're not feeling well? Isn't that a lot worse than last year?
"... Dear Amir, that is.
"Amir, take a closer look around. That's why I'm worried about sending Amir to investigate.
"Huh? Did I say something wrong?
"Dear Maria, can't you keep this arithmetic tournament to yourself because it's adjusted for third grade students?
"It's okay. I will not ask you because this visit is not an inspection. Because I have also heard about the circumstances that Mr. Ray did last year.
"Thank you. If not an inspection, why did you come all the way here to see it?
"Do you mind if we talk to Mr. Ray?
"... ok.
Don't feel like trouble......
We were in the school visiting room.
"Now, as soon as I can, talking to Mr. Ray means that Amir and I will be traveling for about a week, but I want you to accompany me as Amir's cook.
"I'm a student. Are you going to rest?
"No, you can accompany a doll named Sarya, or Ray can't [transfer the magic]?
"Become!"
(How does Maria know that Sarah is a [magic puppet] or a metastasis?
"We, the [Demon King] and [Saints], don't have to hide [Magic Instruction] related skills. I didn't have enough knowledge about [Magic Guide] either, but I know some skill in the material left over from [Magic Guide King]. And I knew that Mr. Salia wasn't human, so I asked him to look into it.
(Well, I guess [the Demon King] and [the Saints] seem okay with some information flowing through.
"... ok. Shall we discuss it then?