They said having connections made things easier.
That was indeed true.
After Mu Ling led them into the academy, she casually arranged accommodations for Mu Chen and the others before sending them off. Lu Yuan, meanwhile, took Luo Li and followed Mu Ling all the way to the former grounds of the Heaven Evolution Pavilion.
Northern Heavens Spiritual Academy had its own rules.
If it had been Canaan Academy,
finding a base of operations would not have been nearly so troublesome.
After all, Canaan Academy had relevant regulations. Its higher-ups even encouraged Inner Academy students to form groups. The Spirit Guild founded by Han Yue, the Wolf Fang founded by Lin Xiuya, and the Split Mountain Gang founded by Liu Qing were all such organizations. Thus, Canaan Academy had made the necessary preparations from the start. That was why, after Lu Yuan arrived at Canaan Academy, he had followed Han Yue to find Pan Gate's base.
Northern Heavens Spiritual Academy, however, had no such regulations.
Its attitude toward student organizations had always been neither encouragement nor suppression. You students could form whatever clubs you wanted, and the academy would not interfere, but joining one came with no special benefits either.
There would be no discounts when buying things.
To put it more objectively, Northern Heavens Spiritual Academy treated organizations as hobbies, whereas Canaan Academy treated them professionally. Both approaches had their own strengths and weaknesses; neither was inherently risky.
Ultimately, the two academies operated on entirely different scales.
Why did Canaan Academy dare to professionalize student organizations, even granting certain groups special privileges and using that to encourage friction between organizations, keeping Inner Academy students competitive and driven?
Because Canaan Academy had few people.
Canaan Academy was divided into the Inner Academy and Outer Academy.
The Outer Academy had somewhat