Getting Stronger By Chapter 398 truth!1

Chapter 398: Chapter 398 truth!_1

As students from the four major Martial Arts Academies of the Federation, they knew their schools naturally had quotas for exchange students. But they had never heard such a rationale!

Thus, the subordinate quickly turned to that page and passed it over. The two generals received it and saw the explanation:

"Wang Zhan, young hero of the Federation, ranked third in the Federation in the current Realm potential test. He inherited talents from his father, Wang Yu, is exceptionally gifted, and in his first battle, killed a core mber of the Original Organization in the Oceania Wilderness Area...

Forr student of Chu State Military Arts Academy! After the Federal Martial Arts Competition and the Jing State Wilderness Area Beast Nest Sky Descent incident, he formally left Chu State Military Arts Academy and automatically beca an exchange student—or perhaps a temporary student—to the four major Martial Arts Academies of the Federation!

He has no official enrollnt, no academic record, but his personal file is simultaneously stored in the Federal Martial Arts Academy, Federal Military Arts Academy, Yanjing Martial Arts Academy, and Royal Martial Arts Academy. He is a formally registered student and is concurrently responsible to and under the jurisdiction of the Federation’s four major Martial Arts Academies..."

At this, a great stir went through the two generals’ hearts, and then they distinctly rembered.

So it was him! The heroic youth who, despite having made his na only two or three months prior, had already caused such a stir that he was known throughout the Federation.

Of course, this was the first ti they had heard that a single exchange student could be simultaneously accepted and registered by all four of the Federation’s major Martial Arts Academies. In a world so vast, such things were indeed strange and wonderful.

But... why would he appear here? Could it also be because of the Federation’s four majors?

Since this concerned their respective alma maters, they had to treat the matter with utmost seriousness and made a note of this question. Then, they proceeded to ask, "Has the owner of that head been found? Who exactly is he?"

The subordinate shook his head, saying, "No! After comparing two Federation files from the Martial Managent Bureau and the Internal Affairs Departnt, we found that there is no such person in the Federation..."

The two imdiately looked at each other. As expected, this isn’t normal! It seed he truly was the mission target, and this was likely an order from the Federation’s four major Martial Arts Academies.

Although it was a bit unfortunate that they had encountered him. But... such surprising talent and astonishing treatnt truly made one feel he was out of their league!

The question was, what should they do with such a hot potato now?

Of course, they also knew that their current troubles weren’t really a problem. After all, even if it involved the four major Martial Arts Academies, when an explanation was required, they couldn’t just ignore it, especially during such a critical period. Not even the slightest carelessness could be allowed.

This ant Wang Zhan would have to spend so ti in a prison cell!

But inside the room, Wang Zhan, though still silent, looked haggard and pale, staring blankly at the ceiling.

No one could see what was in his heart. HEH HEH HEH, I just hope everything goes smoothly for you!...

Right then, THUD!

The sound startled a young man covered in gri and fresh blood. He was in a corner of Ming State City, struggling desperately for each breath, panting heavily. Only his deep, powerful gaze, glinting with a sharp, cold light, displayed his indomitable will to not succumb.

His na was Wang Zhan! Wang Zhan from Chu State No. 33 Middle School!

Just as Wang Zhan had designed, the clashes in Ming State Underground City would undoubtedly continue. One could only wonder how many more pitiable, innocent mbers of noble families would continue to die at the hands of the joint forces of the two major departnts due to their own impulsive actions.

But one thing Wang Zhan was certain of: his true objective had been achieved the mont he successfully delivered himself into the hands of those Federation soldiers.

As for what happened next, it all depended on whether those who had been secretly observing him could get him out of the soldiers’ hands and into a Federation prison!

Of course, if he were still safe and sound by now, it would undoubtedly be a no-lose venture.

Unfortunately... PUH!!

Wang Zhan, who had just managed to struggle to his feet, leaned heavily against the wall. Then he spat out another mouthful of blood, his face turning even grayer. Even the light in his eyes dimd for a mont, though it quickly returned to normal!

Unexpectedly, just as Wang Zhan was about to continue his arduous advance, he was suddenly overwheld by the surging ntal energy in his body. It felt like a monstrous wave crashing over him, exploding violently and causing him to lose control of his senses.

A sweet and familiar voice, full of alarm, suddenly rang in Wang Zhan’s ear.

"Wang Zhan..."

Wang Zhan was taken aback. Then, he turned his head and looked at the sowhat unfamiliar girl who, for so reason, had returned to the Ming State Underground City.

Ouyang Yue...

Then, his consciousness began to recede rapidly, until Wang Zhan could no longer control himself...

And then, BOOM!

Wang Zhan’s forrly powerful and seemingly unbreakable body collapsed like a mountain in front of Ouyang Yue.

Anxious, Ouyang Yue quickly rushed over.

At the sa ti, she had intended to imdiately use her ntal energy to send a ssage to her senior brothers and sisters.

However, the next mont, she was completely stunned.

Because she saw Wang Zhan’s eyes!

Even though Wang Zhan had fallen, his eyes were still struggling to look at her. They were eyes devoid of threat, entreaty, or despair—only a pure, profound depth, with an enchanting clarity.

At this mont, no one knew what Ouyang Yue was truly thinking. Nor did anyone know the touch of helpless resignation that suddenly welled up in Wang Zhan’s heart.

Still... a miscalculation! But since I’ve already t her, then let everything else be left to fate...

Afterward, Wang Zhan closed his eyes and passed out. His handso face, now completely exposed, landed directly in the filth on the ground.

Ouyang Yue, tinged with hesitation and curiosity, withdrew her ntal energy. She approached his side, intending to lift him from the ground. As she touched his body, she discovered, "Such strong ntal energy..."

Astonishnt appeared on Ouyang Yue’s face. She found it sowhat unbelievable. She herself was a genius when it ca to ntal energy, but compared to Wang Zhan, this boy’s ntal energy was as vast and mighty as an ocean!

Thus, she imdiately understood. This was undoubtedly Wang Zhan’s greatest secret and the foundation of his strength.

And Wang Zhan’s gaze just now, though he was only looking at

quietly, his eyes devoid of sorrow or joy... he must have been trying to tell . He didn’t want to see , which also ant he didn’t want to see anyone else! Including my senior brothers and sisters...

「The Federation.」

The Federation has always been forgetful. Just as even the most brilliant genius of yesterday could beco a re phantom on the internet today, leaving behind only faint mories for people to cherish.

This was true even for Wang Zhan. Even that forr young hero of the Federation, who now possessed the formidable strength of the Martial King Realm. Yet, his only significance for the Federation’s people was rely to add a bit of amusent.

Apart from those who had personally experienced the Ming State Underground City Incident and witnessed Wang Zhan’s reappearance.

「The Federation.」

It had long forgotten about him...

It wasn’t until three days after Wang Zhan fell into the hands of Federation soldiers and the Ming State Underground City Incident had concluded that a report from a small news agency in Jing State finally erged.

"Why Did Yesterday’s Federation Young Hero Beco Today’s Prisoner?"

Once this report was published, it imdiately struck like a thunderclap, sending shockwaves throughout the Federation.

Only when people saw the familiar face in the report did they suddenly recollect. In a recent online storm, it was this bright-looking kid who had dominated the internet headlines across nearly the entire Federation.

His na was Wang Zhan, a youth from Chu State who had just turned eighteen this year.

But why? How could he, who had only just reappeared after a long absence, instantly beco the Federation’s prisoner, a ruthless and brutal murderer?

Because of this, all the netizens were in an uproar.

"Have you seen the news? Hurry up and take a look..."

"Do you know Wang Zhan, the forr young hero of the Federation?..."

"Yes, yes, yes, it’s him! He seems to have killed soone, and his thods were extrely ruthless. I heard he even severed the person’s head and is now being prosecuted by the Federation..."

Afterward, for a ti, the entire Federation was caught in a fervor.

Of course, compared to the rampant speculation in public opinion, most people, after finding out about this incident, imdiately chose to deny it. They responded with faces full of doubt but unwavering conviction. They doubted the accusers’ intentions and firmly believed in Wang Zhan’s inherent goodness.

"How is that possible? I’ve seen that kid! How could such a handso boy possibly commit murder?"

"I don’t believe it!..."

"I was his classmate once. I still rember him, even though I don’t know if he rembers ! He might have seed a bit mischievous at tis, but he’s genuinely kind-hearted and has never hurt anyone. Therefore, we need to know the truth..."

"The truth! The truth! The truth!!..."

"Young hero, don’t be afraid! Even if the whole world is framing you, we will definitely stand by your side!"

No one had ever underestimated Wang Zhan’s influence among the youth of the Federation. This was especially true for the forgetful people of the Federation. Once Wang Zhan’s past achievents were brought to their attention again, their enthusiasm and trust in him surged even stronger!

He was a very good child.

Therefore, how could such a promising young man, with a bright future ahead, suddenly commit murder?

That was their attitude, plain and simple.

And so, the newspaper that published the article was imdiately inundated by outraged netizens, each one spewing vitriol.

"You do nothing but try to deceive people all day! You’re reporters, a news agency! Can’t you report so truth and let the children see the beauty of this world? BLEEP BLEEP BLEEP..."