Chapter 14: Solitary (1)
Practical evaluation was over.
As the hounds came back.
Usually, hounds receive the monster corpse as a spoil.
The same was true of the children of the Baskevilles.
They acquired shields, swords, necklaces, etc. made from the parts of the corpses of the monsters.
Through this opportunity, the young hounds would grow stronger.
The exam that had been tense until the written test was over disappeared as if it had been washed after the ranks were set.
Perhaps because of the experience of rolling together in extreme conditions for a long time, an unknown and strange brotherly love was emerging throughout the class.
Of course, despite this, there were still some siblings who didn't get along well, but most of them solved their problems during the practical exam or died, so unexpectedly, infighting rarely occurred in the class.
In this way, for a few days a year, a relaxed atmosphere pervaded the Baskevilles after the practical exam.
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