Enrollment III

Miskatonic University resembled many traditional European classical castles on the inside.

Massive fortresses were piled together like cliffs made of countless jagged stones, or graves formed from heaps of gray-black rock.

The four entered through the gateway. The old woman in the red cloak did not care in the slightest who was coming in. She merely raised her head and calmly glanced at them a few times before lowering it again to rest.

Mike walked at the front of the group.

"I carefully researched this school's history before. It originally operated by invitation only. In other words, without an invitation from them, outsiders had no way to apply to study here."

"Wouldn't that make it extremely closed-off?" Hissley asked in surprise.

"It was indeed very closed-off, but that only referred to the environment. This place supposedly had the oldest historical library in all of Europe. Even they themselves had no idea how many books were inside."

Mike smiled. "To be honest, I came for the library."

"I came because the atmosphere here is quite nice. I like art and architecture. Don't you think the university buildings here have a real charm to them?" Hissley admired the surrounding cluster of buildings.

Lu Sheng merely followed the others onward. Following the roadside signs, the four soon stepped onto a tree-lined path. It was somewhat eerie, and the grass on either side seemed to be streaked with dark red.

Lu Sheng casually gave it a few more glances, silently noting the abnormalities here.

After passing through the tree-lined path, the four soon arrived before a building shaped like a gigantic coffin.

A long line stood before the entrance, all of them young boys and girls. They were clearly newly enrolled students.

"I really wonder how many people will be left here after one