Although there is a competitive relationship between the Ten Great Martial Arts Academies, sotis it’s necessary to have a calm discussion to save resources.
For instance, if one academy has its eye on a particular exceptional student, to avoid both sides spending a large amount of resources fighting over them, they usually give each other a heads-up and control the resources allocated for recruiting students within a certain range.
However, today, for a student nad Su Tu, her superior actually didn’t hesitate to skip this resource negotiation eting.
On top of that, from the way Xing Tou was speaking just now, she imdiately sensed sothing was wrong.
Soone who could make her superior attach such importance couldn’t possibly be unknown, which ant there was only one possibility—she wasn’t qualified to know the person’s identity.
Realizing this, the woman couldn’t help but change her expression repeatedly.
If a student could make her superior willingly skip a eting, abandon resource discussions, and co directly for recruitnt, it ant that Xing Tou was determined to recruit the person at all costs, which itself was very telling!
If this were true, the person’s performance in the exam wouldn’t just be what she had previously thought.
Could it be....
"Xing Tou, did he injure the Moon Giant?"
The woman’s voice involuntarily grew a few degrees louder.
The students taking this martial exam were in the Realm between the Second Realm and Third Realm, and they were facing the Moon Giant, an existence that at least required mastery of rules to shake.
And to master the rules, one at least needed to be at the Five Realms Seed Dao!
If this student really injured the Moon Giant, it would an that person could exert combat power equivalent to the Fifth Realm while being in the Third Realm.
Such a prodigy cannot simply be described as just talented.
However, hearing this, Xing Tou simply gave a light laugh: "Injure?"
"More than that, stop researching that lousy eting of yours, I now feel I’m a bit late, those bastards are as keen as dogs and might have already co over!"
The woman hearing this was dumbfounded as if struck by lightning, her gaze flickering with a few indescribable trembles.
She had gleaned too much from that sentence of Xing Tou’s.
Xing Tou’s eyes subtly moved as he walked forward with large strides.
Not just injure, when he learned about what happened in the exam area, he directly jumped up. With the body of a Third Realm, annihilating the Moon Giant, such an existence had already surpassed his original understanding.
Even more frightening was the person’s identity privilege was extrely high, so much so even he wasn’t qualified to check. After finding the old principal, with their authority, he barely managed to get a glimpse.
And that long-retired Great Wall Military Academy’s principal, after reading all the intel on Su Tu, left just one sentence.
At all costs!
The two quickly entered a building according to the information on the light screen.
Upon exiting the elevator, they didn’t even need to check the door number; Xing Tou found his target this ti.
Because....
"Yo, Old Xing has co."
A middle-aged man in a moon-white robe waved and greeted.
On the other side of the corridor also stood seven or eight middle-aged people in various attires, each looking impressive.
They all looked at Xing Tou and grinned slightly.
"Geez, all of you are here, is there anyone left to have a eting?"
Xing Tou spoke quite helplessly.
The woman beside him couldn’t help widening her eyes; she recognized everyone here as the admissions officers for the Federation this ti.
Normally, they would hold a eting about student resource deploynt, then once they picked their preferred students, lower-level personnel would handle the negotiations. They would then move on to other planets to continue this process.
They might pause and personally co to talk when faced with prodigies like Mu Wuyang or Feng, but not for long.
Originally, she thought her boss skipping the eting was already an unprecedented case.
But now, it turns out none of these folks had even gone to the eting. Instead, they were all gathered at this household’s doorstep.
Judging by the looks, they had been waiting for quite so ti.
Who exactly is this student nad Su Tu!!
At this mont, the woman felt she was going insane; how could a student cause the admissions representatives from the Ten Great Martial Arts Academies to collectively wait? She wouldn’t have believed it without seeing it with her own eyes.
"Hahahahahaha, eting? Why not! Let’s have it here!"
A bearded man laughed heartily.
"Seems like everyone’s got the news, huh? Everyone’s been hiding it well."
A man in a white lab coat chuckled.
"Tsk tsk tsk, I rushed over as fast as I could and still ended up last, so this kid isn’t ho?"
Xing Tou said.
"I knocked earlier, doesn’t seem like he’s ho. Why don’t you go ahead and have your eting, and I’ll keep a lookout here as a favor."
The speaker, dressed in a black tracksuit, squinted his eyes.
Hearing this, the crowd didn’t respond but exchanged knowing smiles.
At the sa ti, they all cursed internally: "Damn! This student might not be easy to get today!"
As representatives of the Ten Great Martial Arts Academies, everyone had their networks. When such a formidable student appeared, who could let it pass?
One must know that with the combat power and talent shown by this kid, at worst, the future would see him above a Daoist Master.
Moreover, among the strongest in combat capabilities, once recruited into the academy, with proper training, he would surely beco one of the strongest assets of the academy in the future.
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