Chapter 10: Aptitude Test
“Oh, found it.”
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The academy classroom was more ordinary than I’d expected.
I hadn’t had high hopes, since I’d seen it plenty in the game already, but still—some part of me had been expecting one of those lecture halls you’d see in fantasy flicks or American dramas.
Still, it had nearly double the number of students compared to a normal classroom, and the size was almost four times as big. So, it was massive.
I spotted an empty seat within my field of view and sat there.
By the way, when I say “empty seat,” it’s not some clichéd “back row” spot that the protagonist always picks in novels or anime.
Anyone who’s been through school probably knows—most students avoid sitting in the front.
Even before the teacher asks something like “What’s today’s date?”, there’s already a high chance someone in front will get hit with, “You, up front—read it out loud.”
In other words, if you’re in the back, you’ve got more time to whisper or chat secretly with others.
Maybe that’s why protagonists always sit in the back.
I mean, if you sit in the front, when are you supposed to flirt with the heroines, huh?