The Author's POV

"It's about the multi-academy exchange"

Listening to Donna, I couldn't help but massage my forehead.

...damn, with everything that had been going on lately, I forgot all about this.

hmmm, well, more than me forgetting about this, it was more like it slipped my mind. After all, we still had a couple of more months before this event would happen.

"As most of you know, during the month of March, we will have exchange students staying at the Lock for a month in preparation for the Multi-Academy youth tournament"

"This time, the academy has decided that only students from the four great academies will participate in the exchange, as the district and regional academies have agreed to exchange with one another..."

Listening to Donna speak, I couldn't help but find my brows knitting slightly.

The four great academies.

The four other human academies that could almost rival the Lock in terms of their educational system. Though they weren't on the same level, they were the closest substitute out there.

"Lutwik academy, Theodora academy, Kuzk academy, Vellon academy..."

Those were the names of the four great academies.

The human domain had five great cities. Ashton city, Park city, Lewington city, Dromeda city, and Conviction city.

Altough each city wasn't far from each other, because of the threat coming from beasts and villains along the way, it took about five hours for a person to make it to one of those cities. With Ashton city being the reference point.

Thus, if a person from one of those cities wanted to send their child to the Lock, they would have to send them all the way to Ashton city.

As a result of this, they may not be able to see their children for a very long time...

Some people were willing to do that for the sake of their children's future, whilst some couldn't do it.

Be it for economical problems, or the fact that they couldn't part ways with their children, some just couldn't send them all the way to Ashton city to make them join the Lock.

...and that became an issue.

A lot of talents weren't being nurtured properly.

Very talented individuals that could rival some of the most talented people in the Lock were being provided with lower-end education.

This was a big problem that cost humanity a lot of talented people.

permission and sponsorship of the central

be the

of humanity. The main reason why they built their academy was to retain their talents and keep them in their city so that in the future they would

in a tough struggle

how the four great academies came

weren't at the level of the Lock, were

academy —

academy — Lewington

—

— Conviction

information already, that's not the reason

a pile of papers and placed them on the podium

before me, there are application forms that you guys need to fill in order to apply for an academy exchange with

to the Lock, next year, during your second year, it will obviously be

...Right.

basically in the month of March, our class will be filled with exchange students coming from the

as they were either going to become Kevin's ally in

be helped. There was bound to be an arrogant person

and just like this year, it will start

as I listened to Donna, I glanced at the papers on

word that had caught my attention as she spoke was the Multi-Academy

domain, be it four great academies, the Lock, regional, and district academies, they would

at the very end of each academic year, and it wasn't like the usual tournament arcs where

...No.

such as the Code breaker, Academy virtual guild wars, Abyss scavage,

of the games was a retouched version

to display the individual achievement of each

usually get in novels where it just consisted

it was very different

thing about the Multi-Academy Tournament was that it would be broadcasted throughout the whole human

was enormous. Rivaling the Olympics and World cup of

because of its popularity, that tensions

end of the year...and from there

Donna brushed her ponytail to the

from all classes and will be directly put under strict training from

spoke, I couldn't help but notice a lot of the student's

...Their reaction was understandable.

doubt gain both honor and fame, and if lucky, they could catch the interest