Others Summon Dragons, I Summon Legendary Knights novel Chapter 74

Chapter 74: Sport Week

At Godfrey’s glance, the fighters went to their seats in silence as he walked straight to his seat.

"Godfrey’s new haircut makes him look more masculine. Doesn’t he look s—!" The girl shut her mouth when Lucy covered it with her hand as Godfrey glanced in their direction.

What they didn’t know was that while he took out a book from his bag, he also shot Isolde a glance from the corner of his eyes while pretending to scan the entire room.

He could see her pretending to read her book but also shooting side glances at him. At least his own was more secretive.

When it seemed like he wanted to look in her direction, she would look away, and when it seemed their eyes wanted to meet, Godfrey would calmly turn as if he didn’t even notice.

Both sides were waiting for who would take the first step since, considering the way he left and the information he got later about her mother’s call, Godfrey felt a little bad.

So he proceeded to sit tight, opening one page after the other while rummaging for an idea through his mind.

Everyone in the class was perplexed. Even those standing outside couldn’t understand the tense silence in the classroom, just the sound of paper being flipped.

After looking at Godfrey for a while, Isolde’s chair scraped the floor, sliding backward as she rose to her feet, walked to his desk, sat on it, took his book, and closed it, allowing his eyes to meet her glare.

Godfrey smiled innocently, prompting her to fume even more.

"Call an ugly boy pretty for a while, and he actually acts like he’s some prince charming." She scowled.

"Wha—!" Godfrey couldn’t even counter when she flicked her finger at his nose. "I noticed your haircut makes your face even more pretty."

It was Godfrey’s turn to scoff, but inside, he bubbled. He cleared his throat like he wasn’t fazed by her compliment.

"The headmaster told me your mother called him after she called the mayor. Do you know who can get Christie Pendragon to be making calls about someone she’s never met?" he said softly.

Isolde became flustered. She never expected Godfrey to know. Inside, she already accused her mother of betraying her.

"Thank you," Godfrey said warmly. Isolde’s cheeks flushed as she turned away only to lock eyes with Edwin.

Godfrey saw him at the same time. The man stood on the lectern, watching them with an incredulous look. "Do you two need a room?"

Isolde scurried to her chair while the rest of the class laughed at their plight.

"Finally, you’re back," Edwin said, staring straight at Godfrey, who was confused, as it seemed like Edwin had been praying for him to return.

"We’re in sports week. There’s a gridiron football match going on, Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. The main goal is to pick out talents for the Varsity junior team. Snow, Sale, and Siegfried are the class’s best talents, but they’re not enough to beat the juniors."

Godfrey blinked as Edwin continued briefing him with the intense gaze of a coach forcing him to accept what he didn’t even sign up for.

"We’ve beaten the freshmen and will be facing off against the upperclassmen. Would you like to participate?"

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