Chapter 34 Test for everything
Admission requires a test, and they are assigned to classes based on their respective cultivation levels.
Roger first took Lilith to the magic academy to line up, until Lilith completed the test and was assigned to a beginner class starting from scratch.
Then took her to the academy’s accommodation, put her luggage away, and told her all the precautions of the academy, until he was sure that she had remembered them all, then Roger walked to the martial arts academy, looking back every few steps. If the two did not look similar and immature, people would really think Roger was Lilith’s father.
By the time Roger arrived at the martial arts academy, most of the others had already finished the test. He didn’t even have to queue up. After he went in and took a test of his fighting spirit, he was assigned to the intermediate class.
There is an unwritten rule in the Lyon Empire: poor people practice fighting spirit, while rich people learn magic. Because learning magic is too expensive, even ordinary wealthy families dare not let their children learn it. Only the children of nobles or wealthy businessmen have this opportunity.
Learning martial arts is fast and inexpensive, so it has become the first choice for many civilian children. Of course, nothing is absolute in the world.
A small number of civilian children are admitted to schools for free because of their extraordinary talents. Some nobles send their children to learn martial arts in order to train them to become officers.
From a broader perspective, most of the students at the Martial Arts Academy are from the civilian class. Therefore, the decoration of the Martial Arts Academy is not as gorgeous as that of the Magic Academy, but is more plain and simple.
According to the current classification of martial arts in Nirn, there are nine stages.