Half-elf Notebook

Chapter 221 College Party (2)

The dinner started shortly after, even before the two girls changed into their dresses.

At this time, the hall was already packed with more than a hundred people. As the band played the overture, the guests who had invited their favorite dance partners started dancing - the first dance of this college dinner undoubtedly belonged to the young people.

As expected, upon arriving at the scene, Aisha was invited by several young gentlemen, who undoubtedly displayed the wit and etiquette of a gentleman.

Even though the way it's surrounded is definitely not elegant.

Their primary target is still Aishia, and Aishia will only choose one of them as a dance partner.

Ina looked at the man who finally took Aixia's hand.

He was a man with gray hair and brown eyes, between 18 and 23 years old, with a handsome face, a straight nose, and thin lips like an inconspicuous red shirt leaf.

He was wearing a straight, smooth-lined suit that fell below his waist, and a few blue tourmaline stones the size of little fingers were dotted on his tie. Under the light, the gems sparkled.

It seemed that Aixia had known the other party for a long time. At least, during the conversation, she was not as unnatural and distant as she was with the others.

The young gentleman bowed slightly to Ina and said in a gentle tone:

"Dear little lady, I hope you don't mind me taking up a little of Miss Asia's time."

Ina knew that the plan was successful.

I was so happy that I didn't even have time to express it. It was like I was pardoned. I ran away.

"Sister Ina! You!"

After Ina rejected several other men who wanted to invite her to be a dance partner, Aixia glared at the half-elf girl.

Her good intentions and hard work were all in vain in the face of the stubborn Ina.

Sorry, Aishiya, I prefer delicious food to dancing... Ina said sorry to Aishiya in her heart, turned around and floated towards the self-service food area.

She walked around the long tables covered with tablecloths and filled with various foods, and walked half a circle in the hall.

This way, it would be difficult for Aixia to find her.

It would be hilarious if someone were to show off their fandom and get caught in the middle of it.

From now on, she won't have any chance to touch her plate again.

However, the white-haired girl who was walking among the guests and the running servants suddenly stopped, and then walked in one direction with a purpose.

At the end of Bi Tong's sight, among the diners watching the dance, a pair of waist-length golden hair and a pointed wizard hat covering the entire head were so conspicuous.

Just like the last time they met, even at the banquet, the half-elf, who she had met once, still liked to wear her wizard hat.

The wide brim and shadow of the hat covered most of her face, leaving only the pair of slender elf ears exposed, revealing the identity of their owner to the world.

She held her plate full of dessert, huddled in an inconspicuous corner, and tasted her food carefully like a little squirrel.

Judging from her black and blue striped wizard robe, she should also be a student of the Magic Book Page Academy.

Thinking of this, Ina, who had already approached, greeted the other party:

"Good evening, Miss Neil. I didn't expect that we would meet again in this place."

Neil's body trembled slightly and she looked up in surprise.

She obviously didn't expect that someone would take the initiative to talk to her, let alone that the other party would know her name.

And what appeared in front of her vision was a beautiful lady in a pure white dress. A silk-woven blue fabric flower decoration that looked like a rose bloomed on the chest of the dress, with a delicate white and exquisite collarbone above it.

Under the hairpin that looked like a blazing flame, the hair as white as fresh snow casually draped over the other's exposed shoulders and back.

She folded her hands in front of her stomach and was looking at herself expectantly.

"!"

Neil quickly put down the plate in her hand, without even taking the handkerchief she had prepared in advance, and directly used the sleeve of her wizard robe to wipe off the remaining cream on the corner of her mouth, obviously a little flustered.

"Excuse me, who are you?"

Neil didn't recognize Ina at first.

"We met in Thunderstone City."

Although Ina was a little stunned, she was not surprised. After all, they had only met once.

Even though she was a magician with an excellent memory, this half-elf lady, who seemed a little stage-frightened, was the type who was not good at socializing and getting along with people.

"At a rally organized by Mr. William."

Ina reminded again.

Neil didn't respond immediately, as if she was reminiscing. After a few seconds, she spoke in surprise:

"You are Miss Ina!"

"We should be classmates from now on."

Ina deliberately took another look at the wizard robe on Neil and revealed her identity:

"It's just... I didn't expect that Miss Neil would also learn the Magic Book Page Academy."

Neil's magic rank is not as high as hers, but she is a middle-level magician, and her age has not yet reached adulthood in the sense of a half-elf.

I guess there is still a lot of room for advancement in rank - it is not necessary to enter an academy that recruits students at the apprentice level.

Moreover, as a mid-level magician, if Neil was interested in enrolling, she could have become a student of the magic academy a few years earlier.

What's more, he enrolled in the Magic Page Academy with her.

"My innate magic power limit is not high... probably only that of an upper-level formal magician..."

Neil blushed and scratched her blonde hair. After confirming that it was someone she knew, she seemed to no longer be so nervous:

"Mr. Doyle may know some methods... But I really can't afford Mr. Doyle's guidance, and the potions he sells are also very expensive."

Neil was a little embarrassed:

"I have wanted to come to the Magic Academy for a long time, but the tuition fee of dozens of gold coins is not cheap. It took me several years to save up the tuition for the first three years. This year happens to be the last year I can take the test..."

"As for why I chose the Magic Page Academy... probably because it is in Pamelin - Pamelin is a large city, richer than other cities, and has more job opportunities."

"Here, perhaps more people are willing to pay for some practical low-level magic scrolls and work part-time as magicians..."

The blonde half-elf's voice got quieter and quieter as he spoke, becoming less and less confident.

Obviously this was her wishful thinking and hope, but as a judgment, it could not be considered wrong.