�Must be a dog from the mountains. But why�s it barking like that?�

As people started gathering around it, the dog started getting defensive and growled. It bore its teeth.

Then the students from Class 7 started throwing stones.

�Hey! Get out of here! You�re making our days worse!�

The upper class didn�t even try to stop them.

They thought that since the dog was hostile to people, it was no different from a wild beast.

Conversely, Shirone, who had been listening carefully to the dog�s howling, ran to the dog with a surprised expression.

�Wait a minute! Stop throwing stones!�

Mark moved quickly.

�Hey, HEY! You guys are going too far! Your upperclassman is telling you to stop.�

While the students from Class 7 stood frozen, Shirone strode towards the dog.

Mark followed behind.

�It�s dangerous. It�s a wild dog.�

� It doesn�t matter if they grew up in the wild, dogs don�t typically bite people as an instinct. They actually rather run away than fight.�

�But it�s barking like that!�

�That�s probably��

The dog growled, but it couldn�t bear to attack, so it backed off.

Capitalizing on this, Shirone looked straight into the dog�s eyes and pushed it back into the woods.

As expected, a tiny puppy was lying in the grass.

�It hurt its leg.�

�Huh? You�re right. Guys, there�s a puppy. A puppy.�

Shirone stopped Mark.

�Don�t call them yet. If the dog feels that we might threaten the pup, it will attack. �

�Oh, I see. Hey! Don�t come, don�t come!�

�Instead, can you find someone who can use Recovery magic? Someone from Class 5.�

He thought it would be nice if Sharelle could help, but no matter how close he was, he couldn�t call an upperclassman.

�Maria knows how to. Give me a minute, I�ll bring her.�

After her probation ended, Maria, guided by Thadd, had a much brighter personality.

�Oh my! How did it get hurt like this?�

�It looks like it was bitten because it got caught up in a territorial fight. Can you heal it?� JrNovels.com