Chapter 1332: Short Road
Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales
“I do, sneakily,” Sao Nian said, pushing his hair aside as the tension was relieved.
From what he knew, Lu Li was a godly person of unattainable status. When he walked around, he expected there to be flowers under his feet. He didn’t expect Lu Li to be sitting on a chair that didn’t seem that comfortable. He was sitting in a slouched position, with a cushion under him that actually had a ripped corner.
He had been completely disillusioned!
Was this not the God of Dawn from Ruling Sword? Was he not soone on the sa level as Sorrowless? He should have been a Prince Charming, soone that was worshipped by the people.
When he saw Lu Li like this, he was still worthy of respect, but the Godlike reverence was all gone.
“Does your family not support you?” Lu Li asked. He turned to the guardian consent form, but didn’t notice any abnormalities. Sao Nian’s parents seed to support their son playing this ga.
“I don’t know if they support it, but I just like playing sneakily. I play many of the less popular gas as the bigger ones won’t let pick a fighting class. I’m just a fisherman in Dawn.”
He was a guy that liked to play gas sneakily... Lu Li really didn’t know what to think of him.
“Your academic performance is pretty good. You are the first in your school,” Lu Li noted. His eyes suddenly stopped as he scanned this information. He glanced up with a look of surprise; those who did this well in school were generally quite amazing.
“Oh,” Sao Nian acknowledged this show of respect.
“Why don’t you just invest in your studies? Why do you want to play gas?” Lu Li asked indignantly. He thought very highly of education, and thought it was definitely better than gaming. This was why his academic requirents of his sister were so high.
Sao Nian beca aware of Lu Li’s attitude and suddenly panicked.
“I haven’t lost any ti yet...My goal in life is to play gas anyway.”
“You an, you want to play gas after you finish school?” Lu Li was very puzzled.
“Yeah, I want to go the Imperial Capital University where Sorrowless studied.”
Sao Nian was not naturally a mischievous person, but he had unknowingly already subverted Lu Li’s expectations.
Lu Li felt that his current status was quite high. In his eyes, he was at least comparable to soone like Sorrowless.
However, he hadn’t gone to school, so why would anyone think that school was important?
“Of course – I think it’s important. Sorrowless ca from the Imperial Capital University, Unforgettable Maple was the president of Waterwood Gas and even Moonlight guru almost beca a lecturer at the Anda Ga Academy...”
Sao Nian had obviously studied a lot and knew about these players that were in the ga.
“As for you,” he continued, not forgetting to flatter Lu Li too, “You are a true genius – a God descended from the heavens, an expert in both the practical and the theoretical. You must have read a lot about the ga. You’re a model for all those who are self-taught. I have several friends who want to make it as a self-taught player like you.”
“Okay, thank you. You can move on,” Lu Li said, weakly waving his hand to dismiss him.
If you really did count everything up, you would have found that Lu Li had read all sorts of different things. Although he wasn’t a ga design expert, nor a data analysis expert because he couldn’t understand professional-level material, in terms of actual gaplay, he was no worse than those high-profile students.
The second candidate was a little girl, and she looked younger than the previous person.
Cat Dad’s comnts described her as one with amazing talent, being able to morise anything she saw. Sotis, you were just able to tell when a rookie had great potential.
“You haven’t played any gas before. Why do you want to be a professional gar?” Lu Li asked.
“I think Wandering is really handso; I’m a big fan of his,” the little girl gushed as her eyes sparkled. She was very blunt with her response and didn’t feel the need to give a complicated response.
Lu Li turned to the comnts that had been given by Wandering.
“She is quite pretty!”
Lu Li really wanted to kick this person out. If it weren’t for Cat Dad’s scoring and comnts about how she had achieved an A , which was even higher than Sao Nian, then he really would have kicked her out.
“You would like to be a Mage. Why don’t you want to be a Paladin like Wandering?” Lu Li continued.
“I have always wanted to be a Mage. In the future, when I am with Wandering, we won’t make a good team if we are both Paladins. I have read so strategies and according to my understanding, we would synergise well. He would be responsible for looking good, and I would be responsible for farming monsters and making money to support the family.”
Lu Li really felt like she was a brat. If this was a child of his, she definitely would have been receiving regular beatings.
“What do you think magic is?” Lu Li asked weakly.
“Magic is obviously a kind of energy,” the little know-it-all said as she looked at Lu Li like he was an idiot, then continued to explain, “Energy that is all around but that is manifested by casting. Mages are just people that can manipulate the magic around them. This is the theoretical basis for magic in textbook ‘Professional Design Theory’. I read it on the 393th page of the third edition last year...”
They had nothing else to chat about, so Lu Li waved his hand so that she could move on.
There were two more after that, but they seed quite ordinary by comparison.
Candidates were generally rated B- or above. This was not a rule that Ruling Sword had set, but it was a natural requirent that had ford through the growth of the Gaming Industry.
So clubs even signed an agreent with colleges and universities, who supplied their students directly to the clubs.
Ruling Sword were in contact with so colleges and universities in Jiangnan City. There were still so issues they needed to work out, but in the future, new players would be directly taken from colleges and universities. Lu Li was once again digging into the resources of his old guild – the Star Moon Union.
Star Moon Union had once been known as the Jiangnan University Base Camp, and there were many people with potential there.
Lu Li wanted to tap into these talents. The person that he t with this ti was quite different, particularly because he seed quite old.
He was by no ans an elderly man, but compared to the ten-year-olds that had co in before, he could basically be their uncle.
After the man walked in, he didn’t wait for Lu Li to signal before sitting at the chair opposite to him. It was hard to believe that out of so many candidates, this person had appeared in front of Lu Li.
“Your na is...” Lu Li rummaged through his docunts, unsure if this person had made a mistake.
“Short Road...”
He had spoken so weakly that if Lu Li couldn’t see the person in front of him, he would have thought that this was an old man speaking.
However, with a na and voice like that, this was definitely Short Road!
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