Chapter 757

"Pa, pa!"

Dak Dimon skillfully attracted the students' attention by clapping his hands, and the noisy classroom gradually returned to silence.

The students all looked up at him, waiting for him to introduce himself and explain the reason.

At that time, Dak had already talked freely: "Good morning, everyone. I believe that most of you have seen me at the entrance banquet. Some people will have a deep impression, but some people may have a vague memory.

So I will introduce myself again here. I am Dak Dimon, and I have just become Professor Melno's assistant. From now on, I will substitute for the first math class every week. If you have any questions, you can raise your hand to ask questions."

As soon as he finished speaking, a girl from the School of Magic raised her hand.

Dak raised his magic pen and pointed at her. The girl stood up and said, "Excuse me, aren't you a sophomore senior? Why did you become Professor Melno's assistant? Or, why?"

The last sentence "why" completely highlighted the girl's momentum like a wheat spike.

Her brows were cold, her lips were thin, and her tone of voice would rise unconsciously.

Judging from the reactions of the students around her, she should be very loyal.

In the School of Magic where knowledge is paramount, this must be an extremely outstanding top student.

Dak smiled and said, "This is a question. Turn to the last page of "Mathematics I" in your hand, it will tell you the answer."

Cecilia Doyle turned to the last page of "Mathematics I" with a puzzled expression, and then looked down from the top of the page until the name "Dak Dimon" appeared in front of her eyes. She tensed up and raised her head suddenly.

Dak smiled at her and asked, "Are there any more doubts?"

"No." Cecilia took a deep breath and sat down.

The students in the classroom opened their textbooks almost at the same time, and a weird atmosphere radiated like a wave of water.

The waves of voices raised by the students in an instant declared their unrest.

Someone even raised his hand and said, "Senior Dimon, is the name written in the book really you?"

Dak turned around and wrote his name on the textbook, saying, "Write it down. We will be together for at least one semester, and I believe you need to remember my name. So, if there are no other questions, let's start calling the roll now."

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Even the toughest thorns can't stand up at this time, not to mention that the toughest thorns in the first grade are very familiar with Dak.

The two little princesses puffed up their cheeks like pufferfish, and they got together for the first time since the start of school to discuss.

Jon and Joey were frightened by the fear rooted deep in their hearts, and the shadows of their childhood kept emerging.

Victoria and Phoenix didn't understand, but of course they didn't dare to have any opinions.

At this time, no matter what, the most important thing is to act well first!

Aurora was in high spirits and was very happy with the surprise brought by Dak.

The dark elf girl turned her eyes, and the royal orc frowned deeply.

But anyway, the roll call began.

…

The names and students’ appearances were compared one by one.

The “Magic Secretary” recorded all of this.

It would show the names of people without Dak having to remember them deliberately.

After the roll call was over, Dak officially started the class.

Because it was a formal class, not a substitute class without teaching content as in the past, Dak directly asked the first-year students to open their textbooks and continued the class based on what they had learned last week.

The beginning of “Mathematics I” was all basic operations, which was nothing more than teaching how to use the vertical form and memorizing the multiplication table.

In addition, there were the priority relationships of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, etc.

The course itself was not difficult, after all, it was only the third class at the beginning of the school year, and the difficulty would gradually increase step by step.

Dak Dimon also had rich teaching experience, and even Diana could understand it thoroughly under his explanation, not to mention these first-year students.

He skillfully added some math stories to the lecture, which gradually livened up the originally silent atmosphere.

…

After finishing part of the content, Dak quickly wrote a few questions on the blackboard, and then directly called out a few people who were distracted in class, and turned to the classroom exercises.

"Jon."

"Ah!"

Jon shuddered suddenly, and subconsciously stood up and tensed up.

The classmates around him probably saw the smart and steady him for the first time. If it weren't for Professor Dimon standing there alive on the podium, they would have thought that Jon had met a ghost.

"Put down the book and come up to answer the questions."

After Dak finished speaking lightly, he called out Joey again.

After being reminded by Aurora, the younger sister of the twins walked to the podium like a zombie.

Her hair on both sides, which was the same shape as the stairs of the spiral clock tower, bounced and bounced, which was very textured.

The usually noble and elegant eldest daughter of the Dimon family completely lost her manners at this time.

People who didn't know would think that Professor Dimon on the podium had done something to her.

After the brother and sister were named, Dak named two more boys, then called out Victoria's name under her lucky gaze, and then called out Spike Leon, the orc king.

A total of six people were called to the stage, picked up chalk and calculated the formula on the blackboard.

With Jon's level, he shouldn't have been stumped by this level of formula, but he kept shaking when he came to Dak's side, and couldn't calm down at all.

And Joey didn't listen the whole time, his mind was in a state of confusion.

Instead, Victoria bit her lip, crookedly listed multiple vertical equations on the blackboard for calculation, and finally got the answer.

Among the remaining three boys, except for the little orc, they all answered the questions smoothly and then hurriedly left the stage.

Professor Melno never asked students to come to the stage to solve problems in last week's class, but they had only attended two classes and were not aware of this practice.

Little did he know that from this moment on, Professor Melno really learned this trick.

He has always relied solely on the completion of after-class homework to evaluate students' mastery of class content.

However, the interval between the two classes is too long, and plagiarism in after-class assignments is often prohibited, making it difficult to control.

Like Dake, after each section of lecture, a few students are asked to come up to the stage to answer questions, while the rest of the students solve the questions off the stage.

Not only can students consolidate what they have just learned in a timely manner, but they can also grasp the difficulty of the lecture.

By the way, let’s punish the bad students who deserted in class!

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Bad student? Jon.

Bad student? Joey.

Bad student? Spike.

He stood on the podium as if he was being publicly executed.

If Professor Holder Bode of Magic Language was here, he would definitely stop his bad habit of hanging people in the air.

After all, hanging in the air doesn't necessarily have to be as painful as it is now.

Professor Holder Bode would probably praise Dark Dimon's teaching methods and feel sympathy for him.

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Looking at Jon, Joey and Spike who were completely frozen, Dak frowned slightly and said, "Jon, Joey, five points for each. Spike, if you really don't understand, class is over." You can ask classmates who understand, or you can go to the office and ask Professor Melno. Of course, you can also come to me. As long as you ask more and learn more, you can't master it without knowledge. "

"Yes, Professor," Spike said gruffly, and then left the stage with a frustrated look.

But Joey couldn't help but muttered: "Why doesn't he just have points deducted..."

Dark's eyes turned and fell on her, and she couldn't help but tremble.

Duck said in a kind tone: "In mathematics, you must lay a solid foundation at the beginning. If you don't have a solid enough foundation, you will have a very hard time studying later. You go down and be more serious in class."

Joey did not dare to refute and quickly walked off the stage in despair.

One of the top three in the first grade of the House of Nobles has lost his face.

Jon also walked off the stage with a gray face.

He felt that he could solve the problem, but he was just in a bad state.

…

After they went down, Duck explained each question, and then gave extra points to those who answered correctly, and no points were deducted for those who answered incorrectly.

Gaining real credits has made some students who have just understood the value of credits eager to take action.

The students' enthusiasm was also mobilized.

Duck took advantage of the situation and asked more questions in class for answers. Students who wanted to get credits immediately answered the questions enthusiastically, and the atmosphere in the class quickly improved.

"Dingle bell!"

Before I knew it, the bell was ringing.

Dak put down his pen without finishing, and then assigned relevant homework.

"I had a good time in class today. See you next week."

He found that he seemed to have a "teacher" side.

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When Duck was about to walk out of the classroom, Professor Melno waved to him, and he slowed down.

When Professor Melno caught up, the two walked side by side.

Professor Melno praised his teaching level without hesitation, which made him shy.

"It's not that good...that is, just learn from the professor and sell it now."

"Which professor?"

"Uh...Lily?"

"Hahaha, this joke is not cool enough."

The old man and the young man exchanged teaching experiences for a while, and then separated at the fork in the road.

Duck still has classes to attend, and it's time for Professor Melno to go back and rest.

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After the two professors left, the noise in the first-year classroom suddenly exploded.

Not all students agreed with Duck's teachings.

The pride in their bones will make them instinctively reject a young professor who is only one year older than them.

Mental immaturity can make people rash and impulsive.

Jon and Joey's poor performance in class will also attract criticism.

Contradictions and paranoia usually arise under such circumstances.

The two little princesses feared that the unrest in the world would also accelerate the fermentation of the matter.

With the princesses as "backers", the issue of how to treat the new professor quietly unfolded in the dark.

Victoria was among them, blinking her eyes, wondering why these people were belittling the Magister under the eyes of the Sorcerer Elf?

The two little princesses were looking around, but they were snickering in their hearts.

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Chapter 556: Darkdemon can’t have a daughter (10k)

After separating from Professor Melno, Dark immediately turned to the History of Magic classroom, perfectly completing the transition from professor to student.

In his own opinion, today's lecture was only satisfactory, but as the first formal lecture, it was acceptable.

And through this class, he generally knew the class status of Victoria and Phoenix, and also knew something about Aurora, Jon, and Joey siblings. In addition, the dark elf Vivian was also under his attention.