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Just as she was about to decline, Magee, walking in front, turned his head with a smile and asked,

“Teacher Madeline from Sahel School, her Zeyou Lais is rarely seen. Her office is just ahead, do you want to take a look?”

Beside him were other school teachers and students, as well as a few Sahel School students volunteering, who also turned to look over.

Logically speaking, it should be sufficient for the teacher to lead the team; there was no need to specifically ask a student. However, the initial conversations from the several schools that came over were all about questions regarding Qiao Sang, prompting Magee to subconsciously seek her opinion.

With everyone staring like this, how could I say no… Qiao Sang nodded and said, “Okay.”

…

The group arrived at the office where Madeline was.

The office door was tightly closed at the time, and students wearing various school uniforms filled the entrance, chatting in groups of two or three, making the place resemble a tourist attraction.

Seeing Qiao Sang approaching, the surrounding students all cast their gazes on her and Yaobao.

The previous competition wasn’t too spectacular, but the Pet Beast was something they had never seen before, along with the Pet Beast Identifier registering another as an endangered Pet Beast, plus the appearance of the unlikely Orange-Yellow Star Array at the high school stage, all these factors left a deep impression of Qiao Sang in the minds of the onlookers.

“Why does she seem even younger up close?”

“People from Dragon Country tend to look younger than their actual age.”

“That’s right, I once met a woman from Dragon Country who looked to be in her twenties, but when I asked, she was 42. Originally, I thought she looked young because she was at least a C-rank Beast Tamer, only to find out she was only an E-rank Beast Tamer.”

As everyone knows, low-rank Beast Tamers have almost no rejuvenating effect on their appearance.

“Indeed, some people from Dragon Country maintain their appearance very well even if they are not Beast Tamers.”

At that moment, the office door opened.

Five students dressed in pure white shirts with silver-gray coats walked out.

“Lulu.”

Behind them, a Pet Beast that looked like an egg, with its body predominantly milk-yellow in color, looked around, then called out to a few students wearing dark red uniforms before walking inside.

Even if one couldn’t understand what it was saying, it wasn’t hard to tell from its actions that it was summoning them to go inside.

After the students wearing dark red uniforms entered, Qiao Sang turned and asked,

“Don’t we need to queue?”

Outside the door, people weren’t queuing, and the egg-like Pet Beast seemed to be calling people in at random, apparently operating on a whim.

“No need to queue,” Alva explained. “Teacher Madeline only divines for those who are fated. It’s said that following a queue to the letter would affect the accuracy of Zeyou Lais’s prophecies.”

Qiao Sang thought to herself that this was the first time she’d heard such an explanation and wondered if perhaps Yuna’s Zeyou Mu’s fortune-telling was inaccurate last time because she wasn’t fated?

No, it must simply have been inaccurate, as last time it wasn’t even about her own issues.

With this thought, Qiao Sang further inquired,

“Is there a difference? Does the order of divination affect the accuracy of the prophecies?”

Whether or not people queued up only differed in who went in for the prophecy first, so how could that affect accuracy?

“No,” Alva shook her head, “Zeyou Lais has a fixed number of prophecy attempts per day. I’m not sure exactly how many, but it’s not possible for everyone here to get a turn.”

Qiao Sang: “…”

Got it, meaning there’s no need to form a line because you might not even get a chance…

…

As Qiao Sang waited, at a vast training ground…

Thompson walked in looking not too pleased.

A black-haired boy wearing boxing gloves and sparring with his own Pet Beast saw him, stopped his movements, and asked, “What’s wrong, you look terrible?”

“That Qiao Sang from Sainan High School has another spectral series Pet Beast,” Thompson said as he walked to the seats on the side of the field and sat down.

“A spectral series Pet Beast?” the boy approached and said with surprise, “That’s quite unexpected. I thought girls generally didn’t like pets with that attribute.”

“That’s not the most important part,” Thompson said, looking at him with a serious voice, “The important thing is that her spectral series pet also has psychic series abilities.”

The boy sat down beside him, stunned for a moment, then spoke as usual, “You couldn’t have seen that wrong, right? You know, having psychic series abilities and knowing one or two psychic series skills are completely different things.”