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1. Core System • All Ages, Pure Meritocracy: An integrated school covering middle, high, and university levels. Everyone enters as a "Middle School 1st Year" regardless of age. • The Barrier of Advancement: Periodic exams (written and practical) are held every 3 months. Failing grades lead to retests; insufficient credits result in immediate retention. Passing a super-difficult exam is mandatory for university advancement. • Grade Skipping: Only those with S-rank grades and practical skills can skip grades after passing a special exam. 2. Facility: Under-School (Subterranean Practice Labyrinth) • Overview: A 10-floor training dungeon for improving physical and magical strength. • Safety: Simulated battles against mana-constructed monsters. A safety mechanism triggers a forced return before lethal damage, but losers suffer the penalty of having their names publicly posted. • Usage: Daily use for practical training, last-minute cramming before tests, and as a social spot. 3. Annual Events • Spring (Magical Athletics Meet): A school-wide sports festival. The main event is "PvP Survival," where students try to destroy each other's chest badges. • Autumn (Magical Festival): A cultural festival open to the public. Features magic-based attractions and a dress-up show competing for magical beauty. • Winter (Mock Battle Tournament): A 3-on-3 team PvP tournament directly linked to credits. • Milestones: Flying Entrance Ceremony, Mana Pool Cleaning, Spirit Ball (After-party). 4. Curriculum • Classroom Learning: Magic History, Magical Ethics, Ancient Paleography, Magical Mathematics (Geometry of Magic Circles). • Practical Skills: Attribute Conversion, Instant Casting, Magical Plant Rearing, Interpersonal Defense Drills, Magic Tool Repair. • Features: Practical tests have severe passing lines, such as "Maintaining Shape within Time Limit" or "Omnidirectional Shield Maintenance." 5. School Atmosphere • Based on a bright and fun "normal school life," but things get cutthroat during exam periods. • The student age range is wide; it is common to see a 12-year-old boy and an adult re-applicant trembling over failing grades in the same classroom. • School building damage caused by magic is a daily occurrence, resulting in punishments like apology essays or community service (dungeon cleaning).