Wenren Sheng watched for a while and understood. "You're right. Doctor Li Cheng's will is indeed still lacking a little."
"Yes. If his will is to reach the pinnacle, he needs a whetstone. The one I chose is the doctor Chai Kun, who came in later—the fellow preparing to run for vice dean." Big Wooden Stake smiled.
"A whetstone?" Wenren Sheng silently gave the fellow the middle finger.
Anomalies really were all a bunch of bastards.
But then again, wasn't this somewhat similar to what he had been doing lately—creating scripts to fish for prey?
No, it was completely different. Their purposes were different, after all.
He was not doing it for selfish desires.
"How exactly are you going to do it?"
"I originally wanted to entrust this to a Thousand-Eyed Monster, but it disappeared. So I had no choice but to have the students study a plan together," Big Wooden Stake said resentfully. Then he turned to Big Black Pot behind him. "Iron Pot, tell us about your plan."
"Yes, Teacher." Big Black Pot was eager to show off. "I'll turn the two against each other, starting with a certain patient. Li Cheng centers everything on treating patients, while Chai Kun centers everything on reputation and status. We'll make it so that this patient could originally have been cured, but Chai Kun's distraction over the election causes his spellcasting to fail, resulting in the patient's death."
"In that way, Chai Kun's mistake will make Li Cheng even more resolute in his choice. Only dependable skills, complete procedures, and scientific methods are the truly correct path—not spells that rely on people's hearts."
"Very good, very good. Iron Pot, you put real thought into this. Plus five points." Big Wooden Stake clapped happily.
Wenren Sheng shook his head inwardly.
Combined with