Ling Xiao Guyun was taken aback when he heard this, then replied, "What misunderstanding? What is there to misunderstand?"
Fan Lang had merely made a teasing remark. Seeing that the other party did not understand, he could not be bothered to explain further. He smiled, shook his head, and stopped paying attention to Ling Xiao Guyun, this "junior."
The enrollment ceremony continued, and all the new students were assigned to their respective departments.
Ling Xiao Guyun was selected for the Heroic Talent Department, the department with the largest number of students.
The next stage had arrived: the new students were to seek masters and become disciples.
Everyone knew that an instructor was an instructor, while a master was a master. The latter relationship was much closer and allowed one to receive greater instruction. Even after graduation, the bond between master and disciple would not be severed.
According to the rules, the instructors would first step forward to choose disciples. Naturally, the top-ranked new students were their first choices.
In an instant, Ling Xiao Guyun became a highly sought-after candidate. Many instructors expressed their willingness to take him as a disciple, including several Vice Deans.
Ling Xiao Guyun was an outstanding young member of the royal family and highly valued by them. Taking him as a disciple carried extraordinary significance, equivalent to forming a connection with the royal family.
Among the many instructors, one person was rather special.
His name was Ling Xiao Jue. Like Ling Xiao Guyun, he was a member of the royal family. In terms of seniority, he was Ling Xiao Guyun's elder by more than a dozen generations, and Ling Xiao Guyun ought to address him as High Ancestor.
Ling Xiao Jue was both an instructor at the Royal Dao Academy and an instructor at Aurora Academy,