Shikkaku Mon no Saikyou Kenja~ Sekai Saikyou no Kenja ga Sarani Tsuyoku Naru Tameni Tenseishimashita~

"The order of introduction...... well whatever. All right, Mathias, head of the school year! You introduced yourself."

Apparently, the principal calls us by name.

We talked about houses and such not having anything to do with this school, so maybe it's about not calling your last name.

If there was a mix of famous surnames or something as a nobleman, you'd be aware of it even if you didn't like it.

I'll try to introduce myself by name.

"It's Matthias. Call me Matty. Er..."

Speaking of which, I had no idea what to say. Anyway, it's the first time I've introduced myself in centuries.

... Well, if it's like a military school, you won't have to say anything extra. Introduce yourself to combat without difficulty.

"The crest is fourth...... no. Disqualification marks. Good at close-range physical-magic mixed combat. Nice to meet you."

It is not common in today's world to call it the Fourth Print, so I tried to adapt it to today's times.

Listen to my introduction, the classroom is a little bothered.

"Physical magic mixed combat, what?

"I mean, could you have used magic with disqualification marks?

"I'm disqualified, too, but I can barely use magic, can I?

The principal is nibbling at me to see how such a classroom looks.

But he's not going to give a commentary on physical-magic mixed combat or disqualification marks.

"Next! Lurii in the next seat of the school year!

At the end of my introduction, the principal dropped his eyes on the paper at hand and then called Lurii's name.

Perhaps that paper is a grade-ordered roster or something.

"Ha! It's Lurii. I'm good at magic, but I can only use a few swords. I'm looking to be a magic grantor! Um... nice to meet you!

Slightly nervous, Lurii introduces herself.

Not as good as when I was, but the classroom bothered me.

Apparently, the first tattoo of Lurii is rare to go for a magic grantor. The first tattoo is the kind of crest we have for a magician...

My appreciation of the crest of the world today is too flashy.

So much so that I wonder if someone is maliciously imposing an inefficient division of roles.

"Next! Ace!

"Yes!"

The introduction continued after that,

From second to seventh in the school year, everyone was the first tattoo.

And of which all five, except Lurii, aspire to be wizards.

"That's the last time.... Alma!

"Yes. I'm Alma. It's an ever-demonic crest, so I'm looking for a swordsman. Well magic or sword, I can't beat Lurii...... I'm good at bows..."

Somehow, it was a very unfortunate introduction. Well, maybe they don't have a choice in the second seat of the school year. To the sword, the weapon performs too differently.

And here again, the ever-demonic print for magic (second print) was somehow aimed at swordsmen.

"Now you're all done. Anybody got any questions?

"Doctor, I have a question!

Alma raised her hand.

"What?"

"At the time of the acceptance announcement, Matthias, your score was strange, is that a mistake in the record!

"Oh. You mean that. What's weird is Matthias, not the record. You should see what's wrong with it in your practical skills class. For the time being, S- and A-class training is joint. Matthias needs to come to the principal's office later because we need to talk about the area."

That's how the first homeroom ended and I was taken to the principal's office.

I wonder what the hell they're gonna say.

"All right. You're all gathered."

When we walked in, the principal's office was already full of adults.

Probably a teacher at this school. I remember seeing some of them during exams, during admissions ceremonies, etc.

Did the number ratio say 30% for scholars, 40% for wizards, and 30% for swordsmen?

I'm concerned that there's not a single physical-magic mixing system, except for that, it's a well-balanced configuration.

"Quick and bad, but I want Matthias to try to solve this problem. And so is this."

That said, the principal offered me a paper with two problems.

And the scholarly teachers begin to observe that I am not going to miss a bit of movement at hand.

If you were the first one to write a question, it was an entrance exam question you took during this time.

If so, is it suspected even in the Canning or Egg Exam?

Fortunately, the problem is both preliminary magic formation mathematics. The first problem would be solved in twenty seconds, as long as we knew the three-square theorem. The next problem is a little more complicated, but three minutes won't be enough.

I write the formula on the prepared paper and derive the answer while being careful of the miscalculation.

Well, with this degree of magic, I can combine it with my senses without computation or anything.

Or magic formation math is the basis of grant witchcraft, so if you can't do that much, you'll have a hard time even with a quintessential grant.

With that in mind, I'm done solving the problem.

"... for a moment... so...!?

"Hey, does this answer fit?

"It's an unsolved problem. If you don't actually try magic, you can't possibly understand."

"But at least, I didn't see any inconsistencies. This is a little..."

"If you're a grant teacher, can you actually make it and make sure?

"Hey, I'm going to get a little experimental demon stone!

At the same time as I finished solving the problem, the principal's office started to make noise all at once, and the teacher rushed to run somewhere.

Is that it? Something, don't feel like you have a different vibe than you suspect canning.

I wonder if I've done anything to it, and I look at the principal.

"Principal, this is-"

"Matthias, you, you know what you solved?

"It's an entrance exam question for this school and its development question, isn't it?

When he heard my answer, the principal laughed.

"Sure, that's an entrance exam question for Royal Second School. … but you can't solve the premise."

"An unsolvable premise?

"Oh. To see how far you can think, even if you can't solve it.... but you seem to have solved it."

The premise that this simple problem cannot be solved is a strange thing to say.

If a magic grantor can't even form a magic team of this magnitude, he won't be able to make one decent demon sword in this world.

There's no way that the Devil's Sword that was at Baith's Blacksmith would be treated as a decent item, and that's impossible.

"Let me tell you the right answer. The first question is an entrance exam for Royal Magic University (...), the second question is an unsolved question, even if magicians from all over the country have gathered."

... what?