English Novel
Chapter 815 189.1 - Mentorship
Chapter 815 189.1 - Mentorship
As soon as Professor Kain left the room, Julia groaned dramatically, slumping forward onto her desk. "Ugh, another report? Seriously? I'm so done with this!" she whined, her voice carrying over the murmurs of the other students. "Why do we always have to write these stupid things? We're hunters, not writers!"
Ethan chuckled softly, leaning back in his chair. "I mean, she's got a point. Writing reports after every exercise does get old."
Lucas, sitting nearby, smirked faintly as he adjusted his tablet. "You're acting like this is new. It's the academy. You had to know there'd be another report coming."
"Expected or not," Julia said, shooting Lucas a glare, "that doesn't make it any less annoying. I'd rather be in a dungeon fighting something than stuck in my room analyzing formations."
Lilia, who had been quietly packing her things, raised an eyebrow. "We've been writing reports since the start of the semester. You should've gotten used to it by now."
Julia shook her head vehemently, crossing her arms. "Getting used to it doesn't mean I have to like it."
Irina, seated a few rows behind them, smirked faintly as she listened in on the conversation. "You could always delegate it to someone else," she said dryly, her fiery yellow eyes glinting with amusement.
Julia spun around to face her, her blue eyes narrowing suspiciously. "Are you volunteering?"
Irina chuckled, leaning back in her chair. "Not a chance. You'd probably 'critique' my writing style the whole time."
Julia groaned again, flopping back into her seat with exaggerated defeat. "I'm not cut out for this academic stuff. Can't we just skip the reports and prove ourselves in the field?"
Ethan shook his head, a small smile playing on his lips. "You know that's not how it works. Kain's right—reflecting on what we did helps us get better."
Julia shot him a look, her lips pursing. "You're starting to sound like a professor, Zeus. Don't let it go to your head."
