Sophia looked at the place Leo was pointing at and cracked a smile as she explained.

“This place is MU’s central place.” She said. “At MU there are some training methods for students. Students can study the theoretical part in classes every day, these theoretical classes are optional, but tests are carried out every two months to test the students’ level in the theoretical part, so even you don’t go, you must study at home to pass.”

She continued. “

Students can also carry out quests proposed by MU to hunt other monsters and can also use the rewards of these quests to take private lessons with Royal Gold teachers, or even to buy things that are not available in the traditional market.”

Hearing this explanation, Leo was surprised. He did not know that at MU students were not required to take theoretical classes. Mainly for him, who found it quite easy to learn contents from books, theoretical classes were always a waste of time for him, it was not without reasons that he was the student with the best grades in his class during school.

So knowing that he wouldn’t have to waste time in a classroom listening to a teacher explain was good news. The only unfavorable factor for this is that the teachers still counted the students to know who was not present. If the students present had problems with grades, the teachers could help, but if the student didn’t go to class and didn’t get a good grade, the penalty would be much greater. That’s why most students still had to go to theoretical classes._{-ɴ(0)ᴠᴇʟ.}

But he was left with a doubt and soon asked. “What is the reward for completed missions? Money?”

Sophia smiled as she shook her head in denial. “No, here at MU money is useless. Mainly to control the kids of very rich parents, everything here was bought using Honor Points.”

Leo heard Honor Points and remembered something. “Honor Points just like the ones used in the army?”

He knew that in the army, money wasn’t used much either. His sister once told him that soldiers received their salary in Honor Points, which could be converted into real money, but it was much more useful as it could buy things that money couldn’t buy, such as the Suppression Bracelet that Leo had. said I had.

Sophia nodded. “Yes, the Honor Points used in MU are exactly the same Honor Points used in the army. After the students graduate, those who really want to join the army, which we know most people are, the Honor Points of those people will be transferred to their military career.” _{ɴ(O)ᴠᴇʟ}

Leo was shocked to hear this.

So he finally understood why MU was so hot in the country. As long as a person who has not studied at MU enters the army, he will receive the rank of Recruit and start with 0 Honor Points. For a recruit, getting Honor Points is a very complicated task and to move up in rank, in addition to having a more powerful force, this person must also spend some Honor Points.

While MU students already leave the University with the Corporal rank guaranteed, in addition to the many Honor Points they have earned before they even enter the army, granting them many more opportunities for future promotion, as well as many more resources for them to get even further in the army.

Sophia laughed at Leo’s shocked expression and continued. “Also, missions are not the only way to get Honor Points. The University also periodically holds some events among students where the awards are Honor Points. And the amount is not small, last year there was a student who received 10,000 Honor Points per to have won first place at an event.”

Leo was even more shocked to hear this.

From what he discovered, 1 Honor Point is the equivalent of $1,000, meaning 10,000 Honor Points is equivalent to $10,000,000 in prize money!

Not to mention that considering that it is possible to sell Honor Points to the army for cash at this price, but it is not possible to buy Honor Points with cash through the army, the actual price of Honor Points is several times higher than that.

Leo had to resist the urge to go to the Quest Center to see what the reward for the quests was.

And there was another reason Leo was so excited about the Mission Center. For someone like him who needed a monstrous amount of Exp points to level up skills, the Quest Center was a perfect excuse for him to go hunting monsters!

Along the way, Sophia continued to introduce Leo to the most important things about MU, including the cafeteria, the classroom, the training camps, the gyms scattered around the campus, and many other things.

ɴ(O)ᴠᴇʟ One thing that caught Leo’s eye was that there was even an arena for the students to fight in!

While squabbling between students at MU was not recommended, it was still allowed. So to resolve conflicts where the two parties intended to fight, they should go to the arena to resolve it under the supervision of a teacher.

In the arena it was even possible to place bets on who would win the match, which gave the smartest students another way to receive Honor Points, and provided MU with another way to make students spend Honor Points, as a percentage of the bets stayed with the University.

After that tour of Campus, Sophia took Leo to apply to the University and find out where he would be housed.

During the first semester, the students would stay in the houses where the instructors defined them based on the talent they showed during the entrance exam.

But Leo was shocked to see the options he could choose from.

Initially Leo thought that he could only choose between the private apartment and the public dormitory, but he never imagined that the option for the luxury mansion was also available!

Not only was Leo shocked by this, Sophia and the receptionist were also surprised.

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