Su Hao had only one answer to that question.
[Dragon Cheer is also Dragon Dance!]
Of course, the girl knew how rare an opportunity to receive a Champion's guidance was. After asking one slightly absurd question, she seriously brought up the problems she had encountered in training and left Su Hao to solve them.
With that, the opportunities for the fourth-, third-, and second-year students had all been used up. Only the group of first-years, who had been enrolled for just over half a year, remained.
Once the tension eased, the students began to realize that something was off the more they thought about it.
Why were all the people Teacher Dragon chose either the ace, the mayor's son, or the daughter of a local tycoon?
Dragon City University's exclusionary tendencies were rather interesting.
The number of local and out-of-town students was basically split fifty-fifty, yet most of those benefiting were local students.
For out-of-town students to receive the same treatment as local students, they had to put in far more effort and possess far greater strength and qualifications.
But because Dragon City University's resources were already superior to those of other ordinary universities, it could barely maintain a balance.
Yet resentment did not explode overnight. It accumulated day after day.
At a certain critical point, that resentment built up over many years would completely erupt due to the chain reaction caused by some action.
The students' discussions grew louder and louder, loud enough for even Bai Du and Long Tianxing, who were standing far away, to hear clearly.
And at that moment, Teacher Dragon, utterly unconcerned, announced the name of the fourth "winner."
A first-year student, heir to a major Dragon-type family within Dragon City.
In Teacher Dragon's view, he had been teaching for so many years already. At