The little incident in front of Oscar's grill cart passed.
Dai Mubai led everyone toward the site of the fourth trial.
Along the way, Dai Mubai inevitably explained Shrek Academy's harsh admission requirements, the contents of its four trials, and so on, which led him to elaborate on Shrek Academy's philosophy: "No trash, only monsters."
This admission philosophy left everyone clicking their tongues in astonishment.
Tang San, however, thought very highly of it.
After all, proud as he was, he considered himself different from everyone else-the very monster Shrek Academy needed.
For a moment, Tang San's goodwill surged, and he wholeheartedly agreed with Shrek Academy's admission philosophy.
Faced with everyone's doubts about the academy's student enrollment, Dai Mubai excitedly brought up Shrek Academy's glorious history since its founding:
"In twenty years, Shrek Academy has admitted only forty-two students, but just fourteen of them actually graduated."
"The other twenty-eight failed to meet Shrek Academy's graduation requirements-reaching the Soul Ancestor rank above level forty before turning twenty-or died in accidents while hunting spirit beasts."
"As for those fourteen successful graduates, every one of them became a figure who drew the world's attention after leaving Shrek Academy. The most outstanding among them even became Spirit Hall's youngest elder, with authority second only to the Pope."
These words made Tang San's, Xiao Wu's, and Ning Rongrong's eyes shine. Clearly, Shrek Academy's glorious achievements had stunned them.
Zhu Zhuqing was somewhat moved as well, but she could not help feeling doubtful. Was this dilapidated Shrek Academy really that powerful? Had it produced that many important figures? Even an elder of Spirit Hall? Was that actually true?
*Wasn't Big Brother Ye right here? He was Spirit Hall's Holy Son, so he would definitely know whether it was true. Yes, all I had to do was ask