A Teacher's Duty

On the first day, you could teach whatever you liked, but you couldn't reveal your real name. Otherwise, the moment class ended, you would die on the spot.

Apart from that, any spell used inside the academy would be lost forever. What's more, each lost spell would transform into a new student, and that student would inevitably know their host's real name!

On the second day, the Headmaster would set a requirement for the cultivators who had entered: they had to teach a lesson on the Great Dao they primarily cultivated.

Once the lesson began, the cultivator would gradually lose the power of that Great Dao.

If they had mastered a "Law," that Law would weaken as well.

On the third day, the Headmaster would require the cultivators to teach everything else related to cultivation. Just like the second day, once the lesson began, they would lose all the power they had gained through cultivation...

Then, on the fourth day, the Headmaster would test the students.

That would be the cultivators' day of death...

If they could kill the students inside the academy, they could reclaim the power they had lost.

However, they had to do so by following the academy's rules. No matter what other method they used, they couldn't harm the students inside.

And the rule was that they had to play games with the students.

If they won, they could punish the students as they pleased during class. If they lost, they died!

Finally, there were only two ways to leave this Anomaly Academy. The first was to obtain one of its "Laws." By borrowing the power of that Law, one could easily find the way out.

The second was to pass the students' test on the fourth day, then bid farewell to the Headmaster.

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