"You actually called stupid!"
Gabri puffed up his cheeks, looking even more adorable.
"But you really are stupid..." Resha didn't know why Gabri suddenly puffed up his cheeks, anyway, he thought a lot of people around him often had this expression.
For example, when he was a child and asked his father questions, after his father's eyes turned like Gabri's, he would then get beaten up.
Fortunately, it seed that Gabri wouldn't hit him.
Resha just really wanted to pinch Gabri's cheek.
"Say that again!" Gabri looked at Resha angrily.
"Huh? Say it again?" Resha was stunned for a mont and instinctively said, "I said you really are..."
"No saying!" Gabri was almost furious: "I'm not stupid! You're the dumbo!"
The voice was so loud that so passerby hurriedly heading to the library heard it.
But they just glanced casually, saw it was just teenagers in a romantic squabble, and continued hurrying on their way.
Resha didn't know what Gabri wanted to express now, so he just said helplessly, "But you can't even solve Kosov's 3D geotry proof problem, let alone Mr. Lin Ke's three-dinsional model equation for the double helix curve, and the question you asked last ti was clearly taught by Lady Juli River, and no matter how you try, you can't find the seventh root of square root two hundred twenty-one, even if..."
"Stop! Stop, stop, stop!" Gabri covered Resha's mouth with a headache: "Are you only interested in those numbers? Haven't you read Mr. Lamiel's latest poetry collection 'Sun River'? Or seen the latest mory Stone from Song Queen Sophie's concert, have you?"
Gabri let go, looking expectantly at Resha.
Ignoring the expectation, Resha frowned and thought, "Sun River? But I only know Lady Juli River, and that lady is really, really, really wise, her infinite non-repeating decimals represent a new..."
Speaking of Juli River, Resha's eyes beca filled with admiration and longing.
He also cautioned Gabri: "Gabri, everything and everyone has rules and laws, usually only the strong can touch them... but only mathematics is a tool that even mortals can use to reach the rules, anything can deceive you, but mathematics won't! And..."
Therefore, Gabri smacked his forehead: "Alright, you've beaten ... let's go, let's go, the seats by the window in the Great Library will be gone soon, you can enjoy beautiful mathematics, and I'll enjoy the beautiful poetry."
Saying this, not waiting for Resha to continue his long speech, Gabri grabbed Resha and quickly walked into the Great Library.
...
The Great Library was built grandly and spectacularly, at this mont, there were countless people walking up and down the steps.
So had been reading for days and nights and had just co out of the Great Library, while others had just grabbed a bite to eat outside and rushed back.
The Great Library is one of the greatest blessings the Magma Territory bestows upon its people!
In Nasonge, knowledge is power!
The power of knowledge belongs to the scholar side.
And the strength belongs to the knight side!
If one were just to beco a professional, more than eighty percent of Nasonge's intelligent beings would choose to beco a [Knight] rather than a [Scholar].
Yes, knight training, clashing of sword and blade, exposure to the elents, all are very tough.
But compared to [Scholars], [Knights] find it easier to advance.
For [Knights], advancing, let's not even talk about beyond level fifteen, it's fairly possible to reach at least with effort.
Beyond level fifteen requires talent.
[Scholars] advance by learning, exploring knowledge, etc.
If one is not bright, not suited for learning, they might stop advancing at level ten and remain stuck there.
For instance, math problems, if you can't do them, you just can't.
The eight great problems of the world are there, not to ntion level fifteen, even at level twenty you can't solve them, not even the King of Gods, or the Insomnia Emperor can solve them!
So, level fifteen is a dividing line.
Below level fifteen, [Knights] may dominate over [Scholars], but above level fifteen...
The endless abilities of [Scholars], countless skills, extrely bizarre attacking thods...
It's very hard for [Knights] to gain an advantage, and they might unknowingly be played to death.
So, when Great Wilderness City announced the latest advanced exams and university placent mock exams, the Great Library was packed!
Once, Little Nuomi thought she would never co to the Great Library in her life.
Compared to the Great Library, the Grand Mall, Amazing Land, Arena, Grand Stadium, which of those other wonders aren't as fascinating as could be?
Even from a young age, being taken by Rica to the Lava Swamp to wrestle with magical beasts made Little Nuomi feel that there should be another arena opened.
But there's nothing she can do, her beloved parents and great brother have already given her orders.
This ti's advanced exam, known as the Gaokao, she must succeed in getting into university!
If she can't even get into university with such good resources, her mother might hang her at the top of the Great Wilderness Tower for a whipping.
You know, her mother used to pride herself on educating her brother with a "novel thod of education."
And the novels her mother read always had protagonists being mistreated terribly.
Her mother even once thought about casting her out, as if robbed by bandits, and then having her fend for herself through hardship and weather it all before retrieving her.
Even her father thought it was a good idea, if not for her brother's disagreent, she would have long "beco" the bandit's daughter.
Thinking of this, Little Nuomi shivered, hastily quickening her pace, swiped her ID card into the Great Library, and started looking for a seat floor by floor.
As the "Gaokao" approached, the Great Library was crowded; many people were looking for seats, and those who found seats wouldn't easily get up, because malicious seat-occupiers would be expelled by the dragon soul of the Magma Dragon.
But Little Nuomi arrived relatively early, so she found an empty seat not far away.
Her eyes lit up, then she cautiously scanned around and saw four or five people also eyeing the seat.
So she quickly walked over.
Although magic isn't completely banned in the Great Library, it's still not freely used; it's more often used by scholars when studying at their desks.
However, thanks to her "training" with magical beasts since childhood, she's quite fast.
Those four or five people were soon left behind by her, so she managed to sit down.
Seating secured... Little Nuomi felt sowhat relieved.
Yet, at this mont, a voice ca from the side: "Oh my, ma'am, could you let have this seat?"
Little Nuomi looked up to see a blue-eyed, blond peer with two croissants and two steaming cups of Gula Milk standing behind her, looking surprised.
"I'm sorry, ma'am, but I was here first." Little Nuomi expressed her apologies, then intended to activate the seat's silent Secret Text Barrier.
First co, first served!
"No, ma'am, I ca with this gentleman, I just..." The blue-haired, gold-eyed girl was a little anxious, "I just went to buy sothing..."
Little Nuomi looked aside, although she found it sowhat familiar, it looked like just an ordinary child in plain clothes.
She looked around; currently, it seed there weren't many seats left, even if there were, they were upstairs, and she was too lazy to go looking.
So she gave a sweet smile: "Sorry, ma'am, I need to study now."
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