C20 Gone Crazy

Taken aback by his unexpected question, Christ stood petrified in place for a moment before muttering, "What do you mean?"

"Mr. Abbott, you should talk to him instead," Rollins said lightly.

Sharaf's expression sunk to the depths of the ocean. In all the years he had been a teacher in Minastol County, he had never encountered such a ridiculous situation from his students before.

He then held up the stack of papers Rollins gave him and said coldly, "Using only the knowledge learned from the second-year math textbook, there is just one way to solve this problem."

"However, the answer Rollins gave me consisted of a total of five methods!"

"Three of the methods only taught to third-year students while the other two methods reserved for students in university!"

*Gasp!*

All the students in the classroom gawked in disbelief, seeming as though their eyes were about to pop out of their sockets.

They knew Rollins was good at English, but who knew he would be good at math as well!

To think that such a talented person had been shunned and ridiculed by them the entire time.

Just when his classmates lowered their heads in shame, Sharaf continued, "Christ, I originally didn't want to go too far with this matter, only wanting to teach both of you a lesson. However... *Stangh...*"

Letting out a heavy sigh, Sharaf looked at him and announced, "I hereby declare that Christ's qualification to participate in the competition has been revoked!"

"How is this possible...? I don't buy it! " Christ lost his mind and shook his head crazily, "Then tell me, why did you borrow Ethan's math textbook even though you had the ability to solve the problem?"

Rollins scratched his nose and said nonchalantly: "Don't misunderstand, I just like to use math textbooks as a cover for my cup noodles."

"..."

Christ fell back onto his chair and kept shaking his head — obviously hit hard by his response.

When his table partner saw this, he quietly shifted his body and kept his distance from Christ.

In the end, Rollins achieved an absolute victory.

From then onward, no one in the class dared to look at him with even a hint of contempt anymore.

On the other hand, not only did Christ fail to get his revenge against Rollins, he even took a huge blow to his reputation.

Rollins thought to himself: "This guy should have learned his lesson now, right?"

The morning quietly passed by with each lesson.

During the ten minute breaks between classes, however, Rollins's desk would always end up becoming the most crowded place.

Both the male and female students gathered over at his desk to ask him questions and get to know him.

The group of students surrounded Rollins's table like ants attracted to a sweet scent.

Occasionally, the teachers and students of the other classes would pass by the classroom and be taken aback by the unexpected scene — suspecting that some kind of celebrity or genius had appeared in Class 18.

Rollins — at a loss whether to laugh or cry — nevertheless patiently answered each of his classmates' questions.

However, some female classmates went too far with their schemes. Disguising their intents with the excuse of asking questions, they kept getting into contact and rubbing their bodies against Rollins.

Although he enjoyed those feelings, Rollins flinched and felt a shiver down his spine after noticing the traces of killing intent lingering in Persia's eyes.

As for Christ, Sharaf seemed to have dragged him into the office to teach him a lesson. Upon his return, however, he had immediately disappeared from the classroom with a trace.

*Ding! Tiffany! Tiffany~!*

As the bell for lunch break rang, the students of Hursel High School proceeded to enjoy their two precious hours of rest.

In an alley beside Hursel High School, two figures — one tall and skinny while the other short and chubby — stood waiting at the location.

When they saw Rollins coming out of the school gate, the two of them immediately rushed over and wrapped their arms around Rollins's shoulders, nudging him in his sides shortly after.

"Yo, where have you disappeared to for the past few days?"

"What happened to our promise for spending the rest of our high school years playing games in the arcade?"

"Stop messing around, I have business to discuss with you guys." Rollins, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, broke himself away from the two.