Having said that, he had merely come out of a so-called "closed-off" school. Compared to what had happened in the past, it was hardly worth mentioning.
He was out now, so that was that.
The reason Bai Lan had rented such a nice apartment was to find somewhere to store the things he had acquired during his travels but had no use for at school, things that would otherwise merely take up space.
There were clothes he had bought, various tools for wilderness survival, and some souvenirs he had made.
Most of them were clothes. The Arctic was extremely cold, so the clothes Bai Lan had bought for surviving there were all very thick. To be safe, he had bought several sets. Even after being vacuum-compressed, they still filled two suitcases and took up a lot of space.
Besides, summer was approaching, and winter was still half a year away. Those clothes obviously had no use at school.
Moreover, Bai Lan was about to drop out. He clearly would not be waiting until winter.
The second category was souvenirs.
These souvenirs were not things Bai Lan had bought at stalls near tourist attractions. He had made them himself.
The materials came from the tuition he had extorted from the polar bear students.
As for the tuition:
One part consisted of the bones and pelts of various Arctic animals left over after the polar bears had eaten.
Yes, polar bears did not like eating fur. When they hunted furry prey, they would first peel off the skin.
Bai Lan had used those pelts discarded by the polar bears to make various leather goods, such as scarves, hats, and blankets.
The other part consisted of fur they had naturally shed.
Bai Lan had gathered it from their nests.
Polar bear fur was