The students slowly left the class, talking with each other the entire time.

Meanwhile, Shang slowly leaned forward and whispered.

"Is this because of, you know what?" he asked.

"No," teacher Niria answered. "You are simply the best hunter."

Shang looked with uncertainty at teacher Niria. "But I had help. The Storm Eagle young did a lot of work, and I wouldn't be alive without it."

"Could it have killed the snake without you?" teacher Niria asked.

Shang thought about it for a bit.

Yes, the Storm Eagle had injured the snake severely, but that was only possible since the snake hadn't noticed the eagle. After it had noticed the eagle, it had readied its weapons.

If the Storm Eagle had attacked again without backup, it would have been killed with certainty.

"No," Shang said, "but that doesn't change the fact that I won with help."

Teacher Niria frowned. "I don't like your dishonest behavior."

Shang's eyebrows shot up in surprise and shock. "Dishonest?" he asked.

"You are trying to fish for compliments," teacher Niria answered with annoyance.

"How am I fishing for compliments?!" Shang asked in shock. "I mean what I say! I had help, which means that the glory isn't fully mine. At most, I get 50%."

Teacher Niria looked closely at Shang.

He didn't seem to be lying.

"Have you not heard the other student?" she asked.

"I did. What about her?" Shang asked back.

"She said that no team accepted her, which is normal. Only very few students get to join a team that hunts a General Stage beast, and those students have to be the best and at the Peak Soldier Stage."

"Such a team consists of at least three General Stage warriors. Tell me, how much glory would that student get?" teacher Niria asked.

Shang blinked a couple of times. "Maybe 10%?" he asked.

"Maybe," teacher Niria said emotionlessly. "You are so caught up in your own world that you can't see the people around you."

He wasn't

a General Stage beast solo as long as it isn't at least a level below them. Meanwhile, you

but that mindset is one in a thousand, and I don't mean the good kind. Your

that mindset, you either have to be perfect or

a bit taken

he hadn't even considered

It simply seemed unnecessary.

Was that so wrong?

hunted beasts in a team, how would he be able to push

others constantly fixed his mistakes, how would he

tone. "So, don't annoy me anymore. Day of Chaos,

that, teacher Niria left

Shang was alone in the

at the token

lamented that he wasn't good enough to get

he actually

below average in terms of fighting against

average when fighting against Mages. After all, nearly no warrior has any experience in fighting

in those two things, Shang basically

counted as

it came to beasts,

Why was that?

Experience.

over six months,

killed beasts

had pushed himself further than any other students in

from the token as a

is up to experience, I only need to gather experience to get better. I might be weak against other humans right now, but with enough experience, that will

to accumulate that

be any more power bursts in the short

student has now officially

to his room. It was night now, which meant

out his sword. "Let's go. We should work on the techniques. Thanks to

the sword

on you," Shang said as he looked at

again. It had been

"Bad."

"Good."

"Feel, wrong."

"Maybe."

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