The middle-aged Spirit Master in charge of reception was around forty years old. He was actually one of Blue Tyrant Academy's teachers, stationed in the reception room to recruit new teachers for the academy.
Over the past few years, Blue Tyrant Academy's reputation had grown louder and louder. More and more commoner Spirit Master students came to enroll, and even some Spirit Masters from noble backgrounds had specifically come to inquire and apply for admission.
However, Blue Tyrant Academy had its own rules—it only accepted commoner Spirit Masters. Thus, all Spirit Masters of noble birth were turned away.
Even so, despite accepting only commoner Spirit Master students, Blue Tyrant Academy's student population had inevitably continued to grow, nearly multiplying every year.
As the number of students increased, Blue Tyrant Academy's teaching staff gradually became unable to meet demand.
Thus, under dean Liu Erlong's instruction, the academy's management began another round of recruitment to expand the teaching staff.
Since the students it accepted were all commoner Spirit Masters, whose family circumstances were generally far from wealthy, Blue Tyrant Academy naturally could not compare to those Advanced Spirit Master Academies that accepted only noble Spirit Master students in terms of tuition income and capital turnover.
However, Spirit Masters were, after all, a relatively wealthy group. Moreover, commoner Spirit Masters below the Soul Elder level could receive monthly subsidies from Spirit Hall. Most of the funds in Blue Tyrant Academy students' hands were spent within the academy itself.
Blue Tyrant Academy was therefore able to maintain a balance between income and expenditure, and even turn a slight profit.
Furthermore, Blue Tyrant Academy had two mysterious Vice Deans. Whenever the academy lacked funds and needed to recruit more teachers for development, the two Vice Deans would inject a substantial sum of emergency funds into