Having gathered all the necessary information, Baek Suryong stood up.
“Do you need any more information?” Tang Soso asked.
“This should be enough for now. When can I expect the requested items?”
“They’ll be ready by tomorrow morning. I’ll deliver them to the Discipline Committee.”
“Alright. See you then.” Baek Suryong turned to leave.
Tang Soso rose to see him out, mumbling, “It’s a sha. If I hadn’t taken Defense Against the Unorthodox Arts last sester, I’d enroll imdiately…”
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Baek Suryong mustered a forced smile, hiding his relief that she had already taken the class. “Don’t worry, there will be other opportunities.”
“Ahh, so handso…!” Aroused by Baek Suryong’s smile, Tang Soso covered her mouth, her eyes sparkling and cheeks blushing furiously as she chirped, “Feel free to co visit us any ti. The Azure Dragon Academy Student Council is always open. And next ti, it would be good if you plucked hair from sowhere other than your head…”
BAM!
Cold sweat trickling down his back, Baek Suryong slamd the door behind him and shook his head as if to drive off evil spirits. I’d rather face the Black Forest assassins ten tis over than deal with Tang Soso…
“Hoo… I feel like I just made a deal with the devil,” he sighed, shivering. “Kids these days, just what’s in their heads? Stuffing hair into pillows and using it as clothing thread… Is that so kind of Tang Clan sorcery?”
He couldn’t understand what the girl was thinking, but at the sa ti, he couldn’t deny the fact that he had gotten valuable information almost for free. Yeah, I didn’t lose anything important… it was just a few strands of hair…
“Mr. Baek,” Dokgo Jun, the president of the Student Council, greeted Baek Suryong. As Tang Soso’s friend, he could guess the ordeal Baek Suryong had just gone through, so he lowered his head in sha and said, “…I apologize on behalf of the Vice President.”
“You must have it tough, huh?”
“Yes…” Dokgo Jun nodded, then straightened up and asked seriously, “Mr. Baek, what will you do about Mr. Pung Jinho?”
The conflict between the two instructors was a major concern for the Student Council. Since all students and teachers needed to rally together for the Heavenly Martial Festival, the formation of factions at the beginning of the sester could only bring trouble. Moreover, even though Tang Soso had provided useful information, the Student Council itself couldn’t take sides.
“The Student Council hopes you both can reconcile. Mr. Pung has connections not only with the Student Council but also with the Club Union, the Alumni Association, and the Parent-Teacher Association.”
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Baek Suryong nodded. “I figured as much.”
“If you’re willing to reconcile, the Student Council can arrange a eting,” Dokgo Jun suggested, seeing that Baek Suryong was composed.
Baek Suryong smiled and patted Dokgo Jun’s shoulder. “Thank you for your concern, but… I’m sorry, I don’t think reconciliation is possible.”
“…Is that so?” Dokgo Jun furrowed his brows.
It seems he hasn’t yet realized that my relationship with Pung Jinho is beyond repair. Well, even if it could be nded, I don’t want to smooth things over with trash like that. Making up his mind, Baek Suryong laughed, “If it were Namgoong Su, I would try to settle our differences, but I must quickly remove the rotten tumors from the Azure Dragon Academy before they fester. Don’t worry, it won’t take long.”
As Baek Suryong was gathering information from Tang Soso, he was also plotting his revenge against Pung Jinho.
Under the current circumstances, it would be difficult to gather students, so…
“I need to clear the rumors about first, or… drown them out with even bigger rumors.”
Dokgo Jun’s eyes widened in confusion. “Excuse ? What do you an…”
Baek Suryong patted Dokgo Jun’s shoulder again as he walked past the boy, saying, “You should enroll in my class before it’s too late. Unless you’ve already taken it, of course.”
“……” Seeing Baek Suryong’s wicked grin, Dokgo Jun had a hunch that sothing big was about to happen.
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