Chapter 17 (1/1)

Chapter 17: Arriving at Zhongyong

While Luo Ge tried to figure out Jier’s identity, Alan Duo’s two suitors rushed to her aid

“Let Alan Duo go! To lay your hands on a woman What kind of shameful man are you!?” one shouted

“Put Alan Duo down! Or don’t blaht out a wand

It would have sounded more persuasive if they didn’t look so intimidated by Jier

Meanwhile little bun kept his eyes wide open trying not to ? It looked really fun!!

An attendant suddenly appeared in the hallway He didn’t knoerful Jier was, but the entire person see as the air around hih He decided to turn a blind eye to the fact that he was holding a girl up by her neck, and instead spoke in slowis prohibited on the flying beast We ask that you observe the rules of carriage”

Feng Wu didn’t notice he was there until he spoke In addition there wereat the end of the hallway They had detected a strong ical fluctuation in the area and had co on

“I’m sorry It’s because ere rude I’ll restrainhis apologies and declaring that he could only control his people and did not have the ability to co to decide whether or not he should give the other party any face Well I anito With that inher So noisy! It made his tooth ache

Alan Duo, already weak fro Wu vo consciousness entirely

“Alan Duo!” the two infatuated boys yelled They glared at Jier and ran to Alan Duo to check on her injuries

Mi Li and Yali had also collapsed to the floor but no one had the tied “My hand slipped” After giving a blatantly insincere apology he still didn’t explain hias he didn’t fall, he would definitely rise up to become someone of renown and of an extraordinary status in the Holy City Obviously he wasn’t going to harass so instead to let the es to resolve, please do so outside of the carriage The flying beast carriage does not allow the use of force while in the air Please refrain fro so the attendant turned around and left, refusing to investigate the ed and held little bun out to Feng Wu Tian Ke grinned and gave hi thu Wu was in such a good ave little bun a sot him in her arms In turn little bun cuddled up to the soft fa hi spit bubbles in his enthusiass he’d witnessed Unfortunately his words went unappreciated as no one there understand baby speak

“Thank you,” Feng Wu said to Jier She knew he had only fought because of her, so she wanted to thank hih there’s no need to be so polite Those wo to the eyes” He had never seen someone be so rude in his life If it weren’t for the staff irl

“Yeah” Feng Wu nodded but refused to say anything more about it

Alan Duo’s two suitors didn’t bother with the other girls, only intent on taking care Alan Duo It fell on Luo Ge and the rest to take care of the three other wounded girls Because of this he didn’t get the chance to speak or bid farewell to Jier

Although he wanted to build a friendly relationshi+p with Jier, the current atht for it He would wait for a better opportunity once they reached Xingguang Holy Academy Since he didn’t think Jier viewed him as an enemy he didn’t feel too bad about the whole encounter, even if it was an e Acadeirls, their injuries were rather severe Unfortunately there were no light or wood eleicians in their party who could heal them As such they could only take medication for their external injuries They would have to until they could find acity to treat theWu and her party returned to the co them had a very pleasant time for the rest of the trip In just ten short days they reached Zhongyong- the legendary blessed city

Zhongyong was full of interesting and iuilds were headquartered there: the Adventure Guild, the Magician Guild, the Pharmacist Guild, the Mercenary Guild, and even the head Guild itself

These guilds were very powerful and had a strong influence in the world It would upset the power balance of the world if they were to show support for a particular country So in order to reyong Other associations and organizations would normally base their headquarters in their hoe landed and they were allowed to diseroup of mercenaries and adventurers they roo Wu that his aunt’s name was Tian Yue and that both she and her husband worked at Xingguang Holy Academy She was an employee at the canteen while he was the head chef in the kitchen Apparently his cooking skills were pretty good and he was of so Academy was set to open enrollment in three days However few people ever passed the incredibly difficult entrance exams Because it was the best dual discipline school on the continent and it was backed by the temple, the enrollment criteria was quite strict

You needed more than just talent to pass the assessht character These last two parts were veryabout it were the residents of Zhongyong and those who had already taken the test The ones who failed the examination didn’t blab about it and flat out refused to answer any questions when asked Thus there was a great deal ofthe assessment on character and luck

The school itself was very easy to find being the biggest and tallest structure around Architecturally it was also the second most beautiful in the city Its iconic bell toasthe eye irresistibly towards it