The Villain Only Wants to Live a Buddhist Life2

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Something was wrong with Robert, he almost wanted to cry!

Because he really forgot to do his homework!

Of course, Werther beside him didn't write a number up at all!

It's just that Werther's emotional control is stronger than Robert's, so he didn't show it much.

The homework for the arithmetic class is assigned on Thursday, because it is close to the weekend, so many students would do it together on the weekend.

But last weekend was the first open day of Traveler Street!

Witt and Robert spent huge sums of money to buy the latest Magic Chess, and they have been playing with Magic Chess all weekend since Friday afternoon.

Under the playthings, how can they remember their homework?

And on Monday, that is, last night, they have been trying to find a way to borrow credits, and it is even more impossible to do homework!

"Hey."

Robert suddenly felt a pain in his thigh, and subconsciously turned his head to look at Werther.

Witt withdrew his hand and quickly winked: pretend, pretend, you!

But how can I still pretend...

Darke didn't want to care about it at first - he really didn't want to care about it, but Robert's performance was so obvious that even the students of the Noble Academy who were separated by an aisle noticed.

One student even looked at him maliciously and slowly raised his hand!

If you don't care about it at this time, it's really unreasonable.

Dak said helplessly, "Powell, what do you want to say?"

Powell stood up slowly, pointed at Robert and said triumphantly: "Dear Dimon, I saw a mouse hiding the exercise book in his crotch."

Darke turned his gaze to Robert, then glanced at Werther next to him, and said simply: "Gothe, check Bradheim's homework."

Werther lowered his head helplessly and reached for Robert's exercise set.

You can't take it!

Because he didn't do either!

At this time, I can only abandon the car to save my handsomeness!

After pretending to check it, Werther said helplessly: "Sorry, it seems that he really forgot to do his homework."

Dak's face became "gloomy": "Very well, Bloheim, do you still remember how many points are deducted for not doing homework?"

Robert gritted his teeth.

Duck said blankly: "Broheim, deduct ten points!"

Werther clung to the corner of the problem set.

An extremely ominous premonition suddenly appeared in my heart!

……

Dake didn't delve too deeply into it, but copied the exercises on the blackboard and explained them one by one.

He occasionally asks questions, and he also quotes stories to explain some difficult questions, explaining the profound things in simple terms, which is far superior to Professor Lily's scripted teaching!

The students gradually discovered that those extremely difficult exercises seemed to suddenly become easier!

And Robert in the audience looked ashamed.

Werther did his best to pretend he was listening. He had never hated himself so much for not doing his homework.

Obviously they are all first graders.

They are obviously the sons of the two swords of the kingdom.

Now one is giving lectures on stage, and the other is in the audience for fear of being found out that he didn't do his homework!

He gripped the pen holder with unprecedented force.

……

The explanation of the exercises was much smoother than Darke expected, especially in terms of delaying time =_=!

Ten minutes for questions, half an hour for exercises, and forty minutes passed in the blink of an eye.

Dak looked at the clock and knew that it was time for him to speak some useful knowledge.

So he followed his original train of thought and told the story about the "exponential explosion".

Of course, he can't really talk about the index, after all, it's too super-classical.

This idea came from the debt dispute between Emma, ​​Werther, and Robert that I ran into yesterday by chance.

Although Dak didn't hear the specific content clearly, it didn't prevent him from recalling a story about a millionaire's bankruptcy.

Today, since he is standing on this podium, he must leave something behind.

So he started to talk along his own train of thought: "The famous dragon egg magister Da Vinci once said that arithmetic is the foundation of all magic! Some of you think that arithmetic has little effect on magic duels , don’t study hard, and don’t even do a little homework. This kind of behavior is very stupid!”

"If you don't even know the basics of arithmetic, let alone a magic duel, even if it's just a normal life, you may be played by others."

"Once upon a time, there was a millionaire named Jamie who went bankrupt because he didn't know how to count!"

Afterwards, Darke told the story.

One day, a strange thing happened to millionaire Jamie.

A man named Weber said to him: "I want to sign a contract with you. I will give you 10 holy coins every day for a whole month. You only need to give me 1 point on the first day, and you will give me [-] holy coins every day after that. twice as much as the day before."

Jamie only saw the difference between 1 point and 10, and said in surprise: "Really?! You mean what you say?"

Jamie was ecstatic when the contract came into force.

On the first day, Jamie spends 1 point and earns 10.

The next day, Jamie spends 2 cents and earns 10.

On the 10th day, Jamie received a total of 100 million, and only paid out a total of 5.12 holy coins.

On the 20th day, Jamie got a total of 200 million, while Weber only got more than 5 holy coins.

Jamie couldn't help thinking: "It would be great if the contract could be signed for two or three months!"

But from 21 days onwards, the situation has changed!

On the 21st day, Jamie spent more than 1 yuan and earned 10 yuan.

By the 28th day, Jamie spent more than 134 million and earned 10.

As a result, while Jamie received 31 million holy coins within one month (310 days), he paid Weber more than 2100 million holy coins in total!

Jamie is broke!

……

"Emma!"

Robert's roar resounded through the classroom.

Chapter 31 Witt Roberts Attempts to Be Right

Robert regretted it when he called out.

But once some things come out, it is impossible to take them back.

He propped his hands on the table, half-standing upright, bearing the gazes of almost all the students in his grade, and suddenly he came to his senses and understood his situation.

……

"Broheim, do you have any objections to Emma Metis?"

Dak's voice was still flat and without fireworks.

However, Robert could hear a different smell from it. He broke out in a cold sweat and his legs almost trembled.

The story of the millionaire Jamie overlapped too much with him.

He was emotionally unstable when he was exposed because he didn't do his homework before. This generation entered it, as if he himself was cheated by Emma for more than 2100 million credits, and he ran away uncontrollably!

"It's over, totally fucked up!"

Robert was so desperate that he didn't even realize that Werther was tugging at his clothes corner desperately.

"Broheim, let me ask again, do you have any objections to Emma Metis?" Duck asked for the second time standing on the podium.

Only then did Robert bite the bullet and replied, "No, no."

Duck: "Then, Branheim, deduct ten points."

……

Arithmetic class is over.

Duck packed up his textbooks and headed to Professor Lily's office, planning to help her tidy up the office, at least throwing away all the wine bottles.

The first-year students waited for him to leave, and then they suddenly became commotion!

The students in the House of Nobles were the most excited, because Duck's lecture was really great!

They all said that they would rather have Duck give lectures instead of Professor Lily!

Even the students of the Academy of Magic had to admit Dak's performance in this class.

The students of the Fool's Academy also admired it very simply.

Only the students of the Knight Academy endured the strange gazes of the other three academies, with mixed feelings in their hearts.

In this class, they are like negative textbooks, members of the clown's circus.

And Robert, the clown, almost got under the table!

Twenty points were deducted for this class!

Not only did he deduct all his basic points for this class, but he also deducted all of Werther's basic points!