Forced by enemy forces, these people had no choice but to try to gather intelligence about surrounding cities. They confird there were no alliances with other factions, and then took the initiative to reach out.
Even the guild leader personally set out to facilitate these collaborations.
There was no other way. If they continued like this, the danger would be too great. Moreover, other cities eventually discovered the ergence of such a powerful force with strikingly aggressive tendencies, and soon, they would be at their doorstep.
In shock, both sides thought of cooperation, making it much easier to co together.
Of course, these forces closer in proximity paid a hefty price. Otherwise, one might as well ally with others and watch them fight first, which wasn’t impossible.
But now, allegedly, they were no longer dealing with the Shadow Guild.
It’s unclear if they were reluctant or embarrassed to say it, but most didn’t elaborate on the Shadow Guild’s forr identity. Those collaborators might have well-inford sources who knew a bit, but most were clueless.
As a result, they turned into individual teams to deal with each of the split guilds.
Externally, the na Shadow Guild gradually beca history, a term few knew. Du You’s intention to safely hide the Shadow Guild’s power was sowhat realized.
While these people were preparing, Du You was celebrating his graduation ceremony.
Yes, once again he graduated, but this ti was completely different from the last. Last ti at Capital University on Earth, when he graduated, Du You just went through the motions. After all, back then, Du You was already a super powerhouse who the academy dared not neglect, so his attendance was a big deal.
If he stayed too long, the other students would feel very uncomfortable.
This ti was different. Du You, although now at late-tier eight, about to break through to tier nine, was much stronger than back in Capital University, but no one knew.
Everyone only knew that Du You reached tier five, that’s all. Xiaobai too, whose strength increased rapidly, reaching mid-tier four, soon stepping into late-tier, becoming another powerful presence.
Moreover, after so grooming, Xiaobai was not only powerful but exceptionally beautiful.
Beside Du You were two transfer students, also ostensibly at tier four.
This ti, the academy had so many strong students that the school leaders couldn’t be happier. With such talent, their goals could practically be achieved. The retirent funds for the rest of their lives had been effectively earned.
If not for the Shadow Guild’s split, causing uncertainty about its future, many might have chosen to retire under its control.
Of course, besides the Shadow Guild, there were no other influences to consider here.
At the banquet, Du You was with three girls, answering various questions from everyone. Although it was a graduation ceremony, everyone’s focus was on them, making it seem like a press conference.
Xiaobai finally erged from under Du You’s overshadow.
After all, Du You was at tier five, but Xiaobai was at tier four. Most crucially, after so tidying, Xiaobai shone brilliantly, with nothing to overshadow his looks anymore.
Moreover, beside Du You were the Lin Yucha and Lin Yushi sisters, who directly referred to Du You as "Master."
Just from the title, one could tell their relationship, while Xiaobai seed sowhat solitary, leading many to think their chance had co.
Quite a few people, believing they were good-looking or talented, continuously approached Xiaobai, gradually surrounding him. In the end, Xiaobai was encircled by a group of boys, like peacocks trying to outshine one another.
On Du You’s side, perhaps because of his charming deanor, a group of girls encircled him.
The two sisters simply smiled, watching silently. They knew their master wasn’t soone desperate. Even when the Elf King persistently approached, the master didn’t accept.
These ordinary faces lacked any special capabilities and didn’t have any unique connections to Du You; it would be strange if he took an interest in them. But seeing their master in a bind was very entertaining for the sisters.
How long had it been since they witnessed that awkward expression on the master’s face? It was truly amusing.
The academy’s upper class was very pleased, as this greatly benefited the academy’s reputation and promotional efforts.
"I suggest we invite Du You to beco the academy’s honorary assistant lecturer."
"I think it’s a great idea, but who should approach him? After all, would an adventurer agree to beco an assistant lecturer, even in na? Few might agree."
That was indeed an issue. After all, these academy instructors collected resources to retire, while genuinely powerful adventurers didn’t care about the academy’s managent.
Even with significant contributions to the world, it would be the sa.
Many didn’t even attend school, with major families able to train their mbers at ho, yielding higher success rates without worries.
"We should try everything, at least to show our sincerity."
Listening to the director’s words, many pondered. It seed his purpose wasn’t just inviting Du You, but also to hype the topic, heating up the conversation.
This way, more people would learn about their monster-like student, boosting the academy’s reputation. No wonder he was a leader, with a different mindset.
Unfortunately, despite his intellect, without luck, he couldn’t even strive for tier seven.
Unbeknownst to Du You, a plan was being formulated around him. Surrounded by a group of girls, Du You was bemused, wondering when he beca so popular. He rembered his past self as insignificant, only marginally improved later, but due to his character and conduct, few dared to provoke him.
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