Chapter 3: Giant bloodline and elven bloodline, going on stage! (2/2)

“Bastard!”

An angry shout burst out. Moss looked at the white-clothed girl, his face flushed bright red, and yelled, “Is it a matter of money? Do you think I can’t afford to help him!”

“No one can arbitrarily decide someone else’s life. Everyone has the right to pursue their own dreams.” The white-clothed girl coldly interrupted Moss’s angry shout. “Just pay for him since you can afford to help him, why do you spout so much nonsense.”

She never spared a single glance for Moss and looked only at Carter, saying with cold indifference, “Teacher, since I’ve already paid for his school entrance fees, then would you please help him sort out the following admission procedures.”

“You!” Moss was so angry even his nose became crooked. He fished out a purse and gave it to Carter. “Teacher, I’ll pay for him!”

“No morals at all,” the white-clothed girl said in a soft contemptuous tone, her face turned away to the corner of the street.

“What did you say!” The red hair on Moss’ head seemed to stand erect. He clenched his fists: “If it weren’t for you being a girl, I’d definitely make you suffer today!”

“This…” Ayrin weak voice suddenly came out, “Everyone could you please not quarrel, I can just pay for my own school expenses, it’s fine.”

“What? You can afford the tuition fees?” Moss turned his head around and looked at Ayrin in disbelief.

Ayrin energetically nodded his head nonstop. He cautiously untied the purse he’d been holding in his hand.

“Since you have so much money, why did you still squawk and holler, still trying to barter!” Moss was even angrier when he took a look, nearly fainting. There were at least twenty gold coins inside Ayrin’s purse, and hundreds of silver coins. All put together it was even more than what he had in his own purse.

“Because the school fees are really too expensive, of course it’s better if it can be a bit cheaper.” Ayrin smiled awkwardly. “But I still have to thank you and thank this elder sister, you’re both good people.”

Moss was rendered speechless. Ayrin also suddenly stopped in the middle of his words, feeling a chilly sensation striking him.

The white-clothed girl who’d turned her head away before so she wouldn’t see them immediately turned her head back, black lines all over her face, her appearance that of someone on the verge of exploding.

“What?”

Moss and Carter exchanged a glance, uncertain what was happening.

“I get it.”

Ayrin said with an apologetic expression, “Oh I must have spoken wrong. I should be thanking you, little sister, not elder sister.”

There were some female students who were indeed very concerned about matters of age.

Moss and Carter had a sudden epiphany.

But the “young girl” with a face full of black lines grew even angrier, yelling out loud in a fit of rage instead, “You idiot, I’m a boy, not a girl!”

“Ah?”

Everyone instantly became dumbfounded.

“You…you’re male?” The gaze of a dumbfounded Ayrin fell on the “young girl’s” flat chest. He came to a small realization. He mumbled to himself, “A little too beautiful though, really looks a little too much like a girl…”

Moss and Carter couldn’t refrain from nodding.

To say the truth, even Carter previously thought he was a beautiful flat-chested young lady.

“You… are…still…talking…!”

The white-clothed “girl” glared at Ayrin and spat out four words one by one, each filled with murderous intent. Even her loose hair started flying up in disarray.

“Fox ears?” Ayrin’s voice rose again, filled with astonishment, because he’d seen two pointy ears on the “girl,” looking very pretty and delicate.

“Idiot!”

Moss knocked on Ayrin’s head. “What fox ears, this is elven bloodline!”

“Elven bloodline?”

“Why did even you come to school if you don’t know this!”

“What’s the problem with that? Right, you’re really not a girl?”

“I”m going to kill you!”

…

Carter finally managed to rein in the conflagration after much struggle, then completed the admission procedures a few minutes later. He looked at the backs of Ayrin and the others and couldn’t resist smiling, speaking to himself.

“These little guys are really troublesome.”

A cold light suddenly flashed in his eyes. He quickly turned around.

A young man clothed in the same Holy Dawn Academy attire walked out from the shadows at the corner of the street, the instant he turned around.

Carter immediately sighed in relief.

“So it’s you, Liszt! Why are you here?”

“I was just walking by.” This young man whom Carter called Liszt was very handsome. He had a lazy expression, yellow rays of light occasionally flashing and spinning inside his jet-black eyes. This was something that would give a weird feeling to someone staring into his eyes. He cast a glance at the backs of Ayrin and the others, then asked with indifference, “What’s this guy called, the one with at least one-half elven bloodline, where does he come from?”

Carter threw another look at the registration forms and answered, “Rinloran, from Emmy Forest Townlet.”

Liszt said, shaking his head, “I never heard about any clan with high-level elven blood there. However, no matter where he comes from, it remains a very high-level elven bloodline… There’s also the little guy from the Quinn clan with some giant blood, plus that little guy called Ayrin from Cororin’s mining area. The new students this year are much more interesting than in previous years.” He then smiled lazily. “Carter, you’re called a good-tempered teacher in our Holy Dawn Academy, but that little guy Ayrin has an even better temperament from what I see. It looks nearly impossible to make him angry.”

“Ayrin?” Carter heard the meaning behind Liszt’s words and said doubtfully, “He awakened so late… Do you actually feel there’s something special about him?”

“You haven’t gone to the ‘deserted town,’ but I have.”

Liszt said smiling, “The people who stayed there actually all have a very tough temper, just like stone. On top of that, there’s an unspeakable self-confidence and courage coming from this little guy. To me, this is genuine talent. As for the power of bloodlines, it’s far from being the most critical issue in my opinion. Don’t forget, I’m also from an ordinary human bloodline.”

“Are you…?” Carter became surprised all of a sudden.

Liszt said very frankly, “Indeed, I’m even more interested in him than in Rinloran. Especially since he somehow has so much money on his person even though he comes from the deserted town, it makes me curious. I will take note of him… If he turns out to be indeed decent, I’ll personally guide his training.”