Hunter Academy: Revenge of the Weakest

Chapter 769 Chapter 177.3 - Formation



Chapter 769  Chapter 177.3 - Formation


Irina's fiery yellow eyes narrowed as she watched Julia stride purposefully across the room, her every step oozing confidence. The scrape of Julia's chair against the floor felt like a provocation in itself, and Irina's irritation flared like embers catching wind. She didn't miss the way the room fell silent, every student hanging on Julia's bold declaration. 
"Astron. Join my team." 
Irina clenched her fists, her fiery hair shimmering faintly as her temper simmered. 'That snake,' she thought, her gaze locked onto Julia. 'She's already making her move. Brazen, arrogant, and completely ignoring who he is.' 
She took a slow breath, trying to steady the fire threatening to erupt. Irina knew Astron—knew his preference for staying out of the spotlight, his deliberate attempts to keep his achievements subdued. Julia's forwardness would only draw more attention to him, and that thought alone made Irina's annoyance spike. 'He hates being the center of things, and this idiot is painting a target right on him.' 
Astron's calm response didn't ease her frustration. His measured tone, the way he didn't immediately reject Julia, made her jaw tighten. 'Of course, he's not going to agree right away,' she reminded herself. 'He won't like how public this is. Still… I should've been faster.' 
The thought grated on her. Irina had known from the moment the team assignment was announced what she needed to do. Astron and Sylvie were essential—no question about it. Neither of them deserved their low ranks. Astron's precision, adaptability, and raw talent were undeniable. Sylvie's unusual [Authority] and sharp instincts made her a wildcard with unparalleled potential. Together, they were game-changers. 
'Astron and Sylvie must be recruited no matter what.' The thought repeated like a mantra in her mind. They weren't just valuable assets; they were the key to ensuring her team dominated. Their lower ranks meant there would still be room for stronger cadets, creating an unbeatable combination. 
But now Julia had thrown herself into the mix, brazenly coveting Astron right in front of everyone. Irina's frustration bubbled higher, but beneath it, a flicker of confidence remained. 'Astron won't choose her. Why would he, when he can be on my team? I understand him better than she ever could.' 
As the interaction between Julia and Astron played out, Irina's sharp mind worked quickly. She had to secure her position, and she had to do it without appearing reactionary. Confidence was

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