Chapter 3: The Power of Bullshit

Chapter 3: The Power of Bullshit

Nathan entered the vice principal's room. Even he didn't expect to meet such a high-ranking person in this academy.

But more importantly, he was able to witness the person who took care of the academy, and she didn't disappoint.

The vice principal had a rather slender figure that was barely visible from the contour of the robe. Her eyes were filled with wisdom, giving a different type of charm. She gave a weird pressure that made Nathan feel a bit nervous.

Meanwhile, the vice principal took a glimpse of the animal that Jason was talking about, which made her even more curious.

"So you are student Nathan, the one who is said to summon an animal instead of a humanoid creature..." The vice principal squinted her eyes, giving a sense of oppression.

Nathan took a deep breath as if he were trying to calm his heart down. "Yes."

The vice principal showed his paper. "The reason I call you is regarding your answers. It seems that you have a rather unique perspective."

Nathan couldn't deny it since he came not from this world. Besides, his knowledge was limited as well. He had prepared a reply for this remark. "I didn't know much, so I just wrote things I could think of from all the knowledge I currently had. I was just desperate."

"Desperate, huh? Could I ask you some questions to verify this was your thought? I couldn't help but doubt because it felt like your answers came from someone who studied this field for more than twenty years."

"I understand." Nathan still showed a sign of nervousness. On the one hand, there wasn't any confirmation yet that he had been accepted. On the other hand, he had to act nervous since that was how a farmer would act if he met a high-ranking person.

"How about this first question? It doesn't seem that you don't have any basic knowledge about Ena." The vice principal came to him. "To have more than one summoned creature, you need to have more Ena."

The vice principal came with a candle and a knife. "This knife represents the amount of Ena that you have in your body. If you summon a creature, it's the same as sacrificing that amount of Ena forever so that the summoned creature can stay in this world for as long as you are alive."

The vice principal chopped off half of the candle in one go. "That's why the first summoned creature will be the most important because it can determine the amount of Ena in your body.

"Ah." Nathan understood why she laughed.

'This woman actually believed all the gibberishes he came up with?' Fenrir was dumbfounded as he remembered Nathan saying, 'We fake it until we make it.' He never thought it would be the case.

The vice principal decided to change her approach. She turned to Jason and said, "I'm done confirming it. Post the result."

"What about him?" Jason asked.

"He will enroll in this academy."

Jason nodded. Even he thought that if the other answers were similar to what he heard, it wouldn't be wrong for him to join. If he somehow didn't become a good summoner, his way of thinking might result in one or two major breakthroughs in this field. "I'll take care of it immediately."

"T-Thank you very much." Nathan hurriedly thanked her since this meant he could stay in a safe place for a while.

However, the vice principal had another surprise for him.

As soon as Jason exited the room, the vice principal walked to Nathan. "I'm the vice principal of this academy, Vivian Lorelei."

"I am Nathan."

She just smiled. While extending her hand, she asked, "Nathan. Do you want to be a student of mine?"

"Student?" Nathan looked shocked, wondering if this was a dream or not.

Even Fenrir couldn't contain his bewilderment. 'Did this guy just get her to protect him just from writing some bullshit?'