Isn't Being A Wicked Woman Much Better?

Chapter 65

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"Rosad and Belreck also earned the top spot in the Faculty of Magic during their academic years.

The twins were famous for their intelligence, but even so, I never expected the day would come to recommend Deborah.

There was a discussion among the professors, and finally, the Dean of the Department of Theology spoke up.

'There have been no other students who could match student Mia Binoche when it comes to the purity of divine power. To the extent that she's considered the best in the history of the Academy, she was even admired by the bishop of Heleia.'

Even the bishop!

'Furthermore, she is constantly performing good deeds through divine power. Since she is a student who strives to follow the spirit of the goddess Nayla, she will be a good example for all.'

After intense and prolonged debate, the candidates were narrowed down to Deborah Seymour and Mia Binoche.

The Dean of the Faculty of Theology had a very displeased expression.

'Isn't it quite suspicious that the student who can't handle mana properly is the top student in the Department of Magic? But isn't it also illogical to give her the first place?'

Marquis Bert's thin lips hardened with coldness.

'Illogical? Well, you might say that because you truly didn't understand Deborah Seymour's thesis.'

The Dean of Theology widened his eyes at the comments containing subtle disdain.

'What?'

'Surpassing the unfavorable condition of having no mana sensitivity and writing a practical and excellent thesis. Isn't that even greater?'

'Unfavorable condition? Can you really say that a student with the owner of the Magic Tower as her father has an unfavorable condition?'

'What achievements did Mia Binoche achieve at the Academy by herself? Except for the divine power she was born with.'

'May I give an opinion?'

It was at that moment.

The elderly man, who had been silently sitting next to the president, raised his hand slightly and stopped them.

All the professors in the room swallowed saliva at the dignity the elderly man held.

Jean-Paul Louives was a very important figure.

Although he was a retired honorary professor, he served as president in his career and now wielded strong influence by providing political and military advice to states and high-ranking officials.

'I was talking to the head of the Seymour family some time ago and found something very interesting there.'

Jean-Paul said something out of nowhere and pulled out a bunch of cards hanging from the round ring.

It looked like a keychain.

'What is that?'

'It's an index. You could say it's an information summary. It provides quick access to the books you want to see through the index.'

After Jean-Paul opened the iron ring and handed out the cards, he began explaining the function of the book index, and the professors quickly understood its convenience.

'With just this, it takes less than thirty minutes to find a book. Five minutes if you're faster. All the important information about the book is summarized on this small card.'