"Boss! Let deal with this jerk!" Finally, soone from the fourth grade couldn’t sit still and volunteered to fight.
"No! Let do it! If I don’t beat him, I’ll write my na upside down!" another person roared, his eyes bulging out.
"I’ll go!"
"No! Let do it!"
For a mont, the crowd was stoked.
"All you academic losers pipe down! Why waste ti? In any case, when I enter fourth grade, I’ll beat all of you together. I might as well give you a preview of what an instant explosion is like. Teaching you how to be a human!" Long Yi pointed at the crowd, the arrogance in his voice was palpable.
Everyone, including the tutor of the third grade, thought that a fight was inevitable this ti, but the leader of the fourth grade just stood there, smirking coldly.
"Long Yi, do you know why we’re referred to as Dragon Knights?" the man began.
The mont he opened his mouth, Long Yi knew what he was going to say so he didn’t respond, choosing instead to wait for him to finish.
"It’s because we’re knights on the back of dragons. The dragons are what make us powerful, allow us to fly high, and gaze down at our enemies from above!"
The man pointed to the sky, looking at Long Yi with disdain, he said, "Instead of just using fists like you. So, I’m not interested in you anymore. You’re just a muscle-bound brute, not worthy to tussle with us."
Hearing these words, Ai Lin clenched her fist in anger, wishing she could punch that scoundrel off his dragon saddle.
"Just say it. You’re just a coward." Long Yi said with a smile.
"We are noble Dragon Knights."
"Coward."
"We are aristocrats."
"Coward."
"We have a great tradition."
"Coward."
"We ..."
"Coward."
Each ti the man spoke, Long Yi imdiately responded with ’coward’. The man’s facial muscles twitched as he felt a surge of rage building up within him, but he managed to hold it back.
"Enough talking. I’m Kast, the boss of the fourth grade. I will be waiting for you in the fourth grade. I hope that when you get there, your dragon can fly. Otherwise, forget about challenging anyone in the entire fourth grade!"
Saying that, Kast lightly slapped his dragon saddle and led the fourth-graders away.
"My God, how can this guy be such a wuss? How can he endure being insulted like this? Is this bastard a ninja or sothing?" Long Yi said with an air of wonder.
Fact is, there’s no doubt Kast was scared. Long Yi’s abilities were just too strong, making it almost impossible for Kast to gain any advantage over him. The so-called ’Four Heavenly Kings’ the Jin brothers, have failed against the over-confident Kast in the past. Yet Long Yi managed to defeat the Jin brothers in what seed like an effortless manner. How could Kast not harbour doubts?
But when it ca to aerial combat, Kast was still very confident. He firmly believed that once the battle took to the skies, there was no way Long Yi could win!
However, judging by Long Yi’s attitude, who knew how long it would take for him to mount a flying dragon? By the ti Long Yi advances to the fourth grade, Kast might already be in the fifth grade!
But to Kast’s utmost surprise, Long Yi appeared on the training ground of the fourth grade, just a month later.
This month was a month of hard work and struggle. Long Yi burrowed himself into a pile of books. He had wasted quite a bit of ti recently and was desperately trying to make up for it. There wasn’t much left of the third grade curriculum for the Dragon Knight Academy. Being a double cultivator of Fighting Aura and magic, Long Yi had to simultaneously study two fundantally different courses. But within the Dragon Knight Academy, apart from the initial Dragon Language, no other course could stump Long Yi. Fighting Aura was his forte and for magic, he had Ai Lin, a top-notch student and Little Zi, a grand master, to guide him. When they ran into problems, there was a chilly fine gold golem nearby to mock them. With everyone working together, Long Yi’s progress was clearly visible. Even the little rmaid started to imitate them and study, much to Long Yi’s annoyance since she managed to outpace him!
Damn it!
Having Ai Lin wasn’t enough, now there is a little rmaid to annoy too?
Just like that, a month later, Long Yi managed to pass his interim examinations with impressive scores in every subject and advanced to the fourth grade.
By the way, Ai Lin scored perfect marks in every subject.
Of course, Mina the little rmaid also scored full marks, but as a rmaid princess rely experiencing life here, she didn’t have to pass any exams to advance.
That day also happened to be the day Wesley and the Mosquito trio advanced to the third grade. When they excitedly planned to surprise Long Yi, they found out that Long Yi had already moved to the fourth grade.
The trio stared at the distant fourth-grade building, pounding their chests and stamping their feet. The poor third grade, thinking they finally found easy prey, once again attacked in groups. But they hadn’t expected to be thoroughly thrashed by the trio once more.
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At this point, Long Yi appeared under the watchful eyes of the fourth graders.
Long Yi walked in front with a group of girls by his side. There were the innocent types, the attractive ones, the cute, the hot, and the exotic ones.
The fourth graders felt like they were about to be blinded.
"Where’s the coward?"
Long Yi yelled loudly, interrupting the training.
"Coward?" The instructor’s brows furrowed. The instructor of the fourth grade was a burly man with dark skin and only one arm. He lost his left arm in a fierce battle when an enemy dragon bit and swallowed it, but with his right arm alone, he managed to slay the enemy dragon knight. Bravery was his motto, he didn’t tolerate the existence of cowards.
"Who is he calling?"
The instructor bellowed.
Everyone looked at each other, but no one responded. Long Yi scanned the crowd and realized that Kast, the boss of the fourth grade, was not there.
"I’ll ask one more ti! Who is it! Show yourself!" (To be continued. If you like this novel, please co to qidian to vote for it or to read more exciting stories. Your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile-users can visit m.qidian to read.)
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