Monster Hunting High School

"Your eyesight is so good!" Li Meng exclaimed from the side: "I thought your eyesight would decline since you got pinkeye..."

"Mengmeng!" Jiang Yu gave the little witch a stern look.

"It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter." Zheng Qing waved his hands repeatedly and said with a smile: "Pinkeye is a good name... It's better than being misunderstood that I became a fallen wizard... Haha."

This rhetoric is not funny at all.

Several people fell silent for a moment.

"What happened when you called us here just now?" Xiao Xiao turned the topic to the initiator.

The little witch glanced at her cousin quietly, and then shook her head: "No... nothing happened. Just saying hello."

"Is that so?" Xiao Xiao looked at her suspiciously, his eyes full of disbelief.

Zheng Qing did not notice the interaction between the other two people. He was now thinking about whether Jiang Yu had discovered the identity of the black cat, whether he should surrender in advance, and whether he would be beaten to death by a witch when he turned into a cat next time if he was not honest.

But when he thinks of the intimate contact between the witch and the black cat, the student's face will feel hot, and then the courage he just mustered up will gradually evaporate under the surge of heat.

He finally gave up on continuing to discuss the slightly sensitive topic of 'transfiguration'.

But turn to something else.

"I heard that you are still looking for the murderer who hurt that kitten?" Zheng Qing asked in a casual tone.

No matter what, Jiang Yu helped him a lot.

Now that she knew what she was doing when she was a cat, Zheng Qing felt that she should also have corresponding awareness.

But the witch was immediately keenly aware of the small flaw in the issue of public-funded students.

"Who did you listen to?" Jiang Yu blinked, looking a little curious: "I probably haven't mentioned this to anyone else..."

"There is nothing new in the library." Zheng Qing said a word in a hurry, and then tried to add in a relaxed tone: "So, did you find anything new in your investigation? Do you need help? If there is anything you need help with, , just ask..."

What he said was fast and urgent, but he seemed sincere.

"Thank you." Jiang Yu looked at him with crooked eyebrows, but declined very tactfully: "I will trouble you if necessary...but there is no need for now..."

"My cousin came up with a great idea yesterday..." Before Li Meng could finish her words, her mouth was covered by Jiang Yu, who had quick eyes and quick hands.

The witch smiled apologetically at the young public-funded student.

Zheng Qing immediately woke up, waved his hands, said a brief goodbye, and left the first row of desks with the other two boys.

"Why don't you let me speak!" The little witch broke free from her cousin and looked at her angrily.

"That's not a good idea." Jiang Yu whispered, looking around with vigilant eyes: "Don't mention this to others first... and don't say it to your family either."

"You also know that's not a good idea." Li Meng muttered, sat back on his chair, and complained: "Since it's not a good idea, why don't you just keep investigating like before..."

"Because if I continue to look through those moth-eaten documents in the library, I can't find any more useful information." Jiang Yu sighed tiredly: "Although it is not a good idea, this may be a comparison. A valid idea...I wouldn't do it if I had another choice."

"But it's really dangerous!" A hint of uneasiness appeared on Li Meng's face: "You don't let your family know, and you don't let others know...it's really dangerous if I am the only one who acts as a backup."

"It doesn't matter, this is the First University." Jiang Yu put her hand on the little witch's head and rubbed the little ball: "Besides, I believe you."

"Don't mess up my hairstyle!" Li Meng shook his head, feeling a little proud and a little worried, and finally complained fiercely: "It's all the fault of that black cat! Next time you encounter it, be sure to hang it on a tree. Give him a whip!"

In the back row of the classroom, Zheng Qing felt his nose was a little itchy and couldn't help but sneeze a series of times.

"It has nothing to do with that cat." Jiang Yu couldn't help but smile: "Maybe I should thank it for giving me this inspiration."

Faced with her cousin's insistence, the little witch finally sighed and emphasized: "In this case, you have to listen to me...and then start working on that matter after hunting the moon. The school is a bit chaotic during this period...and, if it's true, If there’s any trouble, I’ll go find those gangsters just now for help.”

Jiang Yu nodded with a smile and rubbed the ball on the top of her head.

"Stop!" The little witch tried her best to get rid of the clutches. She suddenly thought of something and looked back at the boys sitting in the back row of the classroom. Then she turned around and climbed to Jiang Yu's ear, whispering in a low voice: "Do you feel that Zheng Qing Is it a little strange today?”

"Strange? What's so strange?" Jiang Yu answered without raising her head while rummaging through the drawer for her reference books and notebooks again: "Comparatively speaking, I think Feifei is a bit weirder today..."

"Why do I feel that Zheng Qing looked at you a little weird today." Li Meng recalled suspiciously, squinted her eyes, and pushed her cousin with her arm: "Did he do something to feel sorry for you?"

"If you don't speak, no one will treat you as a mute." A pink color appeared on Jiang Yu's fair neck. She still did not raise her head, but poked the little witch with her finger in a warning manner.

Li Meng pouted and knelt on his chair in boredom, his head turning around like an active radar.

Liu Feifei, whom Jiang Yu just mentioned, did not sit in the almost fixed seat in the first row today. Instead, together with Nicholas, he chose the corner at the back of the classroom.

She sat next to Nicholas today.

This makes Li Meng, who usually likes to chat with the chief student when he has nothing to do, quite bored.

But I have to admit that this choice made by the first-year head student of Jiuyou College requires quite a bit of courage.

Although the students in the classroom who came for the regular meeting did not react verbally, many people could not help but focus their eyes on the corners of the back row of the classroom, whispering to each other from time to time.

Compared to Liu Feifei's bravery, Nicholas, an old student who had stayed at First University for two years, acted like a newcomer, lowering his head as if he wanted to stuff himself into the hole in the table.

"Go back quickly." The wizard buried his head deeply in the textbook and said in a pleading tone: "It won't be good if they gossip..."

"I didn't do anything wrong, so why should I be afraid of other people's gossip." Liu Feifei pursed her lips, raised her head, and greeted those eyes that were either kind or malicious without any evasion.

"But this may affect your club life and even the year-end evaluation." Nicholas finally raised his head and said uneasily: "Everyone speaks for himself... I have been in school for so long, you should listen to me."

"Will the school punish the chief student who falls in love?" Liu Feifei glanced at the wizard in surprise.

Nicholas was stunned for a moment and shook his head.

"Then what do I have to worry about?" the witch responded in a relaxed tone.

"I am a repeater!" Nicholas emphasized in a slightly annoyed tone: "I am a repeater who has repeated a grade twice!"

"But I am the chief student." Liu Feifei looked at him with a smile: "Instead of paying attention to those rumors, it is better to do two more sets of simulated test questions... Hey, this is the test paper you took this afternoon, I have already marked it... Here, and here..."

Nicholas' face finally fell.

"Old Yao is coming in soon!" Behind the classroom door, the stick figure screamed, ending the warm little conflict between the couple.

There was a lot of excitement among the desks.

The wizards who were copying life reports quickly put away the incriminating evidence at hand, tried to stand upright, and prepared to face the next storm.

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