Fed-Kun's army
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Thanks for the chapter. Honestly kind of mixed on the chapter
on one hand the teacher is interesting especially because of what she is capable of but the school system seems pretty dumb. For a class to continue to exist the class average needs to be high but that holds back students who excel and puts greater pressure on students who struggle, and the idea that it's to make everyone work together kind of falls apart with the noble to commoner disparity that has been shown throughout the series so far. Like if a high ranking noble fails cause a commoner is slower on their studies that commoner is going to suffer since the school may only protect them while they are in school or only the student and not their family.
This fail rate also means you have a lot of people with mage training but not qualified as makes roaming around the world who may join something that harms a country. It's just that this school method probably works in other series but feels pretty our of place in this one and only to make some reason for the class to be chummy with each other.
Also the whole point really falls apart when we have a teacher who is basically a one man army that seems to solo alot of the jobs given to her without belonging to a mage team/squad, though I could be completely wrong on that part.
This fail rate also means you have a lot of people with mage training but not qualified as makes roaming around the world who may join something that harms a country. It's just that this school method probably works in other series but feels pretty our of place in this one and only to make some reason for the class to be chummy with each other.
Also the whole point really falls apart when we have a teacher who is basically a one man army that seems to solo alot of the jobs given to her without belonging to a mage team/squad, though I could be completely wrong on that part.