She turned back onto the bed, but after waking up, she was no longer sleepy.

The girl had no choice but to get up.

She looked at the others in the dormitory and found that everyone else except Doris had already gotten up.

Benovia was reading a book, Phil was meditating, and Encore was fiddling with herbs, seemingly preparing for a potion.

Hilia was surprised, "Am I really the last one up?"

Benovia looked up and smiled, "Doris is still sleeping."

Hilia glanced at Doris, shrugged, "She’s sleeping so soundly, even though we went looking for her last night. Almost dead and doesn’t even know how to use the teleportation badge to come back, really dumb."

Doris’s eyelids fluttered, and then she slowly opened her eyes.

She stared blankly for a moment, then turned over to get out of bed, stood up shakily, and quickly held onto the edge of the bed to keep from falling.

Phil opened his eyes, came over to check on Doris’s condition, and said gently, "You were quite injured yesterday, although I’ve healed most of it, some internal injuries still need time to recover. Don’t make any big moves during this time, just sit and rest for a while."

Benovia closed her book and stood up, "I’ll go fetch you something to eat."

Doris sat back on the bed, falling into silence.

Hilia sat beside her, looking her up and down, "Got hit silly?"

Doris lifted her head, angrily said, "You’re the one who got hit silly."

"As long as you’re not silly, remember not to forget our bet."

"Hilia," Phil glared at Hilia, "Doris just woke up, don’t provoke her."

"Tch." Hilia pouted but didn’t continue talking.

Doris snorted, "Don’t worry, I won’t forget. I’ll send for it from home right now."

After speaking, she immediately opened her bracelet and contacted home.

Phil wanted to say something but stopped, finally sighed, and said nothing.

After Doris finished contacting, Benovia came in from outside and distributed the food she brought.

After everyone finished eating, Benovia stood up and said, "Since everyone’s here, let’s go to the reporting office to receive our team evaluation."

Doris frowned and thought for a moment, "Last night..."

"You’ll find out at the reporting office," Benovia said.

...

Soon, they arrived at the reporting office. The instructor there saw them coming and directed them to another room.

At this time, it wasn’t yet time for everyone to return, and only the instructor was here.

After entering, Hilia found that the instructor evaluating them was Mr. Blake.

After everyone sat down, he held a piece of paper and said, "Although you violated the rules last night by leaving the camp on your own and entering the ruins, since you completed the trial tasks ahead of time, this violation will not be pursued for now. But in the future, any more violations and I will report your situation to the Holy Court."

"The trial target is completed. The school will give you a uniform score after the trial. Other than that, the Sea Siren’s Eye you obtained can add 100 points. Do you want to submit this item to the school?"

Hilia immediately shook her head, "We’re not submitting it, we have uses for it."

Blake nodded and returned the Sea Siren’s Eye, "This Sea Siren’s Eye was appraised at roughly 100 gold coins in value. The Sea Siren’s Eye was originally worth more, but this one’s effect has been greatly diminished."

"The Sea Siren’s Eye adds 100 points, plus the 100 points from completing the trial, your score is now 341 points, exceeding the 200 points pass line. Next, you can continue to explore the Lost Lighthouse, or you can apply to return to the school. Are you planning to continue exploring, or return to school?"

Hilia exchanged a glance with the others and said, "We want to continue exploring the Lost Lighthouse."

Doris glanced at her, mumbling inwardly, "Clearly, I’m the captain."

But last night she stayed on the sidelines all night, so she dared not say anything now.

She also agreed with continuing the exploration.

Instead of going home, it’s better to keep exploring until the Lost Lighthouse is fully conquered.

Going back, she would have to look for a ruin to explore anyway, might as well do it here.

"Fine, if you continue exploring, you can still submit the materials and resources you obtain. However, since the full score for the trial is only 300 points, submissions will only earn you gold coins, not additional points."

Hilia said, "Principal, you misunderstood. We intend to enter the lighthouse and clear it."

Blake was momentarily stunned, then slowly smiled, "Good, very courageous. If that’s your plan, then even if the full score is 300 points, after it’s done, I’ll give you an additional 200 points to count towards your second-year ordinary points."

Benovia couldn’t help but say, "Principal, you’re being too hasty. Such decisions about extra points should be discussed in meetings."

Blake waved his hand, "Ordinary points only, no matter how many you get, only 50 points can be counted towards the annual assessment, but ordinarily..."

He didn’t continue.

Hilia understood what he meant, though.

Having more than 50 ordinary points would allow recklessness, freely deductable.

Some things could be done without application and reports, letting the school directly deduct the points, not having to worry about ordinary points during the study period, and do whatever she wanted.

With Rose saying she’d better finish learning the second-year knowledge quickly to do other things, it’s great!

After discussing ordinary points, Blake evaluated their combat performance from last night and allowed them freedom of movement, no longer limiting them.

Leaving the reporting office, Hilia took out the Sea Siren’s Eye and looked at the others, "If this thing’s worth 100 gold coins, that’s equivalent to 20 gold coins per person. In the market, it might sell for more... does anyone want it?"

Doris turned her head, "I didn’t participate in the battle last night, I abstain."

Benovia smiled, "Hilia, stop pretending, the longing in your eyes is practically overflowing, just take it. Since it’s something the team obtained, just give everyone a little gold coin."

A common practice in team distribution is to estimate the value of the loot, if someone wants it, they buy it, then distribute the gold coins among the team members.

Like now, if Hilia wants it, she’d have to give everyone 20 gold coins.

Four people, that’s 80 gold coins, a bit much, she was a bit reluctant.

"Lord Rose, should I spend 80 gold coins to buy the Sea Siren’s Eye?"

"Spend it, gold coins only have value when spent. Saving them is useless, earn more if you run out. You won’t need much time to earn 80 gold coins now."

"Alright then, I happen to have just over 80 gold coins now."

Hilia made the decision.

"If none of you want it, then I’ll take it. 100 gold coins value, 20 gold coins each."

Hilia took out her coin purse, counted it, divided it into four piles of 20 gold coins, and handed it out to Benovia and the others.

Doris turned her head away, "I said, I’m not accepting it."

"You have to accept it, whether you want to or not, unless you don’t want to team up." Hilia firmly stuffed it into her arms.

Benovia accepted it with a smile, then picked out 5 gold coins, "You were the one who stepped up and killed the Sea Siren at the critical moment last night. You should get more, I’ll just take 15 gold coins."

"Me too."

"Me too."

Phil and Encore also took out 5 gold coins and returned them.

"Isn’t this inappropriate?" Hilia looked greedily at the gold coins.

Encore adjusted his glasses, "You have to accept it, whether you want to or not, unless you don’t want to team up."

"Pfft!"

Phil couldn’t help but laugh.

In the end, Hilia accepted the four’s gold coins, giving out 80 gold coins, getting back 20 gold coins, and with the leftovers in her pocket, she now had a total of 24 gold coins.

"Next, let’s take a month to prepare. After we’re ready, it’s time for the final battle at the Lost Lighthouse!"