Chapter 29


    "Alright then! We''ll discuss it further and get back to youter."


    The assistant was relieved to hear Taylor say this.


    "Good, we''ll wait for your good news."


    After hanging up, Taylor was already thinking about how to bring this up with Helen.


    But with Helen busy preparing for the Math Olympiad, it seemed best to wait until after the


    competition.


    ...


    Helen was surprised by the persistence of the other party.


    But right now, her focus was solely on the Math Olympiad.


    She was diving deep into math problem-solving daily, even during Encerian ss, which annoyed


    the Encerian teacher.


    "Helen, trante this sentence." The Encerian teacher suddenly called on Helen.


    All eyes in the ss turned to her.


    The Encerian ss representative, Anne York, couldn''t help but interject, "Ms. Suares, she''s from


    the countryside. She might not have learned Encerian before. Maybe you should speak to her in


    Cholonese."


    The ss erupted intoughter at this.


    Sally Suares, the Encerian teacher, looked at Helen with annoyance.


    "If your Encerian foundation is weak, focus instead of distracting others. With the monthly exams


    nearing, we can''t afford to fall behind as a ss."


    Helen frowned slightly but quickly nced at the content on the ckboard.


    She stood up and said, "This sentence means, ''If the world bes dark, innocence bes a


    sin.''"


    Helen''s calm and clear voice reached everyone''s ears.


    Sally was left dumbfounded. She had taken this sentence from an advanced text well beyond their


    current level. She intended to use it to dampen the students'' overconfidence.


    But Helen, seemingly unremarkable, tranted it correctly.


    "Is my trantion correct?" Helen asked calmly.


    Ms. Suares coughed to hide her embarrassment. "Absolutely correct, Helen. Please take your


    seat."


    Ms. Suares'' attitude had changed entirely, while the ss was in disbelief.


    Did the country girl know Encerian?


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    Jenson was also surprised. "Helen, you''re getting better at making guesses. You even got this


    right."


    Helen rolled her eyes at him. It was only luck if she guessed right once or twice.


    But if she always did, was it still luck?


    Jenson didn''t consider this possibility. He just thought Helen was good at guessing.


    He began to worry about their bet. But then he thought, how could anyone always be that lucky?


    No one could be that lucky, especially not in the Math Olympiad. Not someone from the countryside


    like Helen.


    He must have overestimated her.


    Helen didn''t expect tranting a sentence would upset several ssmates, especially Anne.


    Before this, only Anne could answer Ms. Suares'' advanced trantion questions correctly.


    Encerian ss was her domain.


    But today, Helen had stolen her spotlight.


    Losing to someone else might have been eptable for her. But losing to Helen, the country girl,


    was a bitter pill to swallow.