Flender's Thoughts

As Lin Chen's intent settled, a vast influx of memories surged into his mind.

Silent Shadow Kill: Move silently and instantly behind the target to deliver a fatal blow. The range increases by one hundred meters for every ten levels of Spirit Power.

Hiss, so powerful!

Lin Chen couldn't help but gasp, his brows relaxing involuntarily.

Teleportation is a god-tier skill in any world.

Although Xiao Wu's teleportation is decent, it comes with various restrictions.

Such as distance and frequency.

Yet, Silent Shadow Kill has no such limitations.

Once he reaches level ninety, he will be able to...

Silent Shadow Kill has an initial range of one hundred meters; if he reaches level ninety, he will be able to teleport instantly within a range of one thousand meters.

The most crucial part is that he can keep using it as long as his Spirit Power is not exhausted.

The Douluo world is famous for high offense and low defense.

Hmm... though the offense doesn't seem that high either.

But that is not the point.

The point is, who could block a Flying Thunder God technique with a one-thousand-meter range?

With this ultimate skill alone.

Caught off guard, no one below the Spirit Saint level should be able to withstand his assassination attempt.

As for those above the Spirit Saint level...

Spirit Masters at the Spirit Saint level and above experience a qualitative leap in their overall strength.

He would only know after trying.

It depends on their reactions; if they can't handle it.

Then they'll have to kneel.

However, as long as they haven't activated their Martial Spirits, it shouldn't be a big problem.

Douluo Spirit Masters are too dependent on their Martial Spirits.

"Heh!"

Lin Chen smiled slightly and walked toward the dormitory building, feeling relaxed and cheerful.

As for Tang San's challenge.

Dealing with a little punk like him is simply too easy.

He wouldn't even need to activate his Martial Spirit.

However, he didn't intend to fight him; he mainly didn't want to expose too much of his strength.

He would let Xiao Wu handle it.

For a simp like that, his own goddess should be the one to put him in his place.

It might be a bit manipulative, but it's not a big deal.

They were still in class anyway, so it wouldn't be too late to deal with it after school.

On the other side.

Yu Xiaogang finally composed himself and walked out of the hotel entrance.

He didn't rush back to the academy, but went straight to a post station.

He sent out the letter he had written.

The letter wasn't addressed to Tang Hao, but to Flender, who was far away in Suotuo City.

At first, Yu Xiaogang had actually wanted to ask Tang Hao to come and deal with that animal.

But upon second thought, he felt it was inappropriate.

After Tang Hao came to kill that animal, he would surely leave before long.

If he got rid of the round-faced bearded man, there might be some square-faced bearded man waiting in the wings.

He had been incredibly unlucky these past two years and severely lacked a sense of security.

He needed a bodyguard.

Speaking of bodyguards, Yu Xiaogang immediately thought of his good brother.

Anyway, he planned to take Tang San and Xiao Wu to Flender in the future; what was wrong with having him come over early to protect these two innate full Spirit Power geniuses?

If it weren't for the fact that two graduates with innate full Spirit Power were too important to Nuoding Academy, he would have wanted to take Tang San and the other away right now.

The Dean of Nuoding had supported him for so many years; how could he do something as treacherous as poaching his students?

If word of that got out, where would he put his face?

That is not how a friend should act.

Therefore, I can only trouble Flender to make a trip and serve as a bodyguard in Nuoding City for a few years.

After mailing the letter, Yu Xiaogang returned to the academy.

Sending letters and intelligence across the Douluo Continent relies on domesticated Extreme Shadow Kestrels.

They are incredibly fast.

Before noon, Yu Xiaogang's letter had already reached Flender's hands.

"Two innate full spirit powers?"

Flender stood up abruptly, his face etched with disbelief.

Since when did innate full spirit power become so worthless?

"What did you say?"

Zhao Wuji, who had been lying on a recliner, sat up sharply upon hearing his words.

He looked at Flender in shock.

He seemed to have just heard something about two people with innate full spirit power.

Flender looked toward him only after finishing the letter, a joyful smile spreading across his face.

"I have a friend who helped our academy find two geniuses with innate full spirit power."

"However, due to some reasons, they need to graduate from their primary academy before they can come over."

"He hopes I can make a trip there to ensure the safety of those two children."

Zhao Wuji's eyes widened.

"What is there to discuss? Go quickly! Innate full spirit power is rare."

Hearing this, Flender hesitated slightly.

"I am wondering whether I should bring Oscar and the others along, so they can get a head start on bonding with those two geniuses and receive some systematic education."

Zhao Wuji couldn't help but roll his eyes.

"Bonding is one thing, but what kind of 'systematic education' could a primary spirit master academy possibly have? Isn't it just the most basic knowledge imaginable?"

Flender gave a disdainful smile.

"The systematic education I'm referring to isn't the academy's curriculum, but rather my friend—he is no ordinary person."

Zhao Wuji was stunned for a moment, then seemed to realize something.

"That friend of yours, wouldn't he be Yu Xiaogang, one of your Golden Iron Triangle?"

As Flender's friend, Zhao Wuji naturally knew about the Golden Iron Triangle.

He had also heard of Yu Xiaogang's reputation.

Flender nodded. "Although he is much maligned in the spirit master world, he hails from the Blue Lightning Tyrant Sect and has even studied in Spirit City."

"In terms of insight and knowledge, he is far beyond what we wild-path practitioners can compare to. Letting Oscar and the others learn from him certainly won't do any harm."

Zhao Wuji nodded, agreeing with his assessment.

Spirit masters from great families and major powers might not necessarily be stronger than wild-path practitioners like them, but they possess a natural advantage in insight and knowledge.

How could a bottom-tier spirit master ever hope to access the heritage accumulated by ancestors over many generations?

Zhao Wuji stood up.

"Since you're taking the three of them, I'll go with you to prevent any accidents. We can just leave Old Li and the others to watch the home base."

Flender nodded.

"Fine. Go notify the three of them, and I'll go pack."

"Alright!"

Zhao Wuji left to carry out the task and soon found Dai Mubai and the others.

Oscar and Ma Hongjun had joined Shrek Academy at a very young age, so they naturally had no objections to the arrangements made by Zhao Wuji and Flender.

Although Dai Mubai had only recently arrived, he was still in a state of apathy and didn't care where he went, so he had no major objections either.

The group packed a few changes of clothes and left the academy with Flender.

Although Flender was stingy by nature, the distance was significant, so he eventually gritted his teeth and rented a carriage in Suotuo City.

Nuoding City, Nuoding Academy.

The bell rang for the end of class, and students from various grades filed out of their classrooms.

For once, Tang San didn't stick to Xiao Wu, heading straight toward the small woods behind the mountain.

Seeing this, Xiao Wu frowned slightly.

It wasn't that she couldn't adjust, but she was curious about why he was heading to the back mountain.

The small woods behind the mountain were the tacitly agreed-upon dueling ground for many students of Nuoding Academy.

Who had Tang San challenged?

Setting himself aside, looking across the many students of the entire Nuoding Academy, perhaps only Lin Chen was qualified to fight him.

"Xiao Wu, please wait!"

The suddenly ringing shout made Xiao Wu jump in fright.

Subconsciously, she clamped her legs together.