Admissions Interview

On the way, Tian Wen repeatedly warned the two of them not to speak carelessly and offend the admissions teachers from the top academies.

Those teachers were all True Gods.

Han Wu and Qin Shuang nodded repeatedly.

The two of them had nearly capsized in the gutter when fighting a single demigod together. Naturally, they did not dare speak disrespectfully to True Gods.

Upon arriving at the Academic Affairs Office, Han Wu and Qin Shuang were arranged to sit down.

Across from them sat three school leaders and three admissions officers from top universities.

"These are the two students who performed most outstandingly in this assessment: Han Wu and Qin Shuang," Director of Studies Xu Mei introduced.

The three admissions teachers turned their gazes on the pair.

They were all True Gods. Even without investigative abilities, they could easily see through some of the pair's information.

Han Wu felt somewhat uneasy, unsure whether these three admissions teachers could see his unique Divine Talent and his Life Sacrifice ability.

After examining their circumstances, the three exchanged glances, seeming to communicate with one another.

Then the admissions teacher seated on the left spoke.

"We already have some understanding of your circumstances, but there are still a few points we need to ask about."

"Let's begin with Qin Shuang. Your family is a True God Family, so there is no need to worry about resources. In this examination, you obtained a divine body. If I'm not mistaken, you intend to use that divine body to create a Lord Lifeform."

Qin Shuang nodded.

The three admissions teachers nodded as well, making notes on the forms in their hands.

The school leaders beside them were practically dumbstruck.

Qin Shuang had not even advanced to demigodhood, yet she was already preparing to cultivate a Lord Lifeform. From the sound of it, her chances of succeeding were quite high.

That news was simply too explosive.

These school leaders had been demigods for years, yet none of them had managed to cultivate a Lord Lifeform. Even Heroic Lifeforms existed only in a handful of cases.

They had lived half their lives, yet they were still no match for a little girl.

After that, the admissions teacher continued, "Qin Shuang, would it be convenient for you to reveal your current divinity value? We cannot easily see this information on you."

"Four points," Qin Shuang replied.

Han Wu marveled from the side. So this bright-eyed, pretty-browed Qin Shuang had secretly accumulated four points of divinity.

Aside from the initial point of divinity, each of the remaining three points cost 150 million divine power.

In other words, at least 450 million divine power had already been invested in her.

It was simply wealth beyond all humanity, so rich it was infuriating.

When True God Families raised their descendants, they truly spared no expense.

All three admissions teachers nodded in satisfaction. "Qin Shuang, your qualifications fully meet the admissions requirements of our three universities. Once you complete the cultivation of your Lord Lifeform, you may apply to any one of our universities, complete the Reserve student procedures, and experience university life in advance."

"Thank you," Qin Shuang said gratefully and politely. Her eyes and brows were brimming with delight, and she even deliberately glanced at Han Wu, as though saying: You still have time to choose to become my slave.

The three admissions teachers turned toward Han Wu, their expressions becoming somewhat serious.

"Han Wu, we have reviewed your information. Your core race is Locusts, correct?"

"Yes," Han Wu confirmed.

The fact that his Core Kin were Locusts was something he could not escape.

But Han Wu did not think having Locusts as his Core Kin was shameful. On the contrary, he thought it was wonderful.

Without the Locusts' incredible Reproduction Ability, he would not be sitting here today, receiving questions from admissions teachers of top universities.

After hearing this, the three admissions teachers made two strokes on the paper. From their motions, they appeared to be drawing crosses.

Then the three admissions teachers asked, "Your current divinity value is one point. Is that correct?"

"That's correct," Han Wu replied. The three admissions teachers drew another cross in disappointment.

"One final question. We are very curious: how did you obtain the Sword Wind Tribe hero in your Divine Domain, as well as the weakened Skeleton Lord incarnation you displayed during this assessment?"

Han Wu frowned. It seemed the three admissions officers had not seen through his Divine Ability.

Since that was the case, Han Wu naturally would not rush to reveal it himself.

Whether people would believe him was beside the point. The Life Sacrifice ability was Han Wu's trump card, and it was best not to expose it.

"May I choose not to answer that question?" Han Wu asked.

The three admissions teachers exchanged glances. "Of course. Every outstanding person has secrets of their own."

As they spoke, they drew another cross on the paper.

Looking at the three crosses on the paper, the admissions teachers gave a unanimous reply. "We're sorry, Han Wu. Although you are already very outstanding, there are still certain aspects in which you cannot meet our requirements. If you are still willing to apply to any of our three universities, then maintain this excellence. We will see each other at the college entrance examination."

The three school leaders showed regretful expressions.

They could see Han Wu's excellence. Unfortunately, the three admissions teachers clearly did not think highly of his foundation or potential.

"I understand. I will work hard. We'll settle it at the college entrance examination," Han Wu replied while looking directly at the admissions teacher from Kyoto Academy, neither servile nor overbearing.

"May your wish come true." The admissions teacher from Kyoto Academy naturally sensed Han Wu's emotions, but the reply carried a perfunctory undertone.

After all, every year there were simply too many young geniuses boasting that they would get into Kyoto Academy.

Yet those who actually succeeded were as rare as phoenix feathers and qilin horns. A candidate like Han Wu, who had basically no hope of making the cut, was not worth noticing.

Immediately afterward, the three admissions teachers teleported away.

Homeroom teacher Tian Wen patted Han Wu's shoulder in consolation. "The threshold for top academies is high; everyone knows that. It's normal if you can't get in. If you're willing, several first-rate universities would still like to invite you to become their Reserve student."

"Teacher Tian, there's no need. I'm only going to Imperial Capital Academy," Han Wu said firmly.

He still had to fulfill his grandfather's final wish, and he still had to find his parents. Imperial Capital Academy was somewhere he had to go.

Seeing how resolute Han Wu was, Tian Wen found it difficult to persuade him further. He merely assumed Han Wu was acting out of anger and would change his mind after some time.

At that moment, the three school leaders spoke.

"Han Wu, there is still a long time before the college entrance examination. Matters of further education can be considered later. However, the school has some matters it would like to discuss with you," Director of Studies Xu Mei said in a friendly tone.

This left Han Wu feeling flattered.

For school matters, could the school leaders not simply decide among themselves? Why did they need to discuss them with him?