Such a monstrous talent—rather than opposing him and suppressing him, it would be better to bring him into Shrek.
Not only would they gain an unparalleled genius,
but Shrek Academy's ten-thousand-year glory and reputation would also be preserved.
They could even use this to hold their heads high before the Spirit Pagoda...
Look, the core disciple you painstakingly nurtured still ended up coming to our Shrek, didn't he?
One arrow, three birds!
Thus, the elders all nodded in agreement.
Someone said, "This is an excellent plan."
Someone else said with a smile, "As expected of the Pavilion Master. You've thought of everything."
Others had already begun considering what resources should be arranged for Han Li after his enrollment.
Thus, the atmosphere in the Council Chamber shifted from its previous heaviness and oppression into one of eager anticipation.
But at that moment, Cai Yue'er's expression was not very pleasant.
It was not that she did not want Han Li to join Shrek. She simply felt that he was far too unruly.
Before eighty thousand people, he had sent Shrek's seven students flying with one punch, then crippled one of Shrek's teachers with another. With that kind of temperament, he would certainly refuse discipline after arriving at Shrek.
So she cleared her throat and spoke.
"This old woman does not oppose his joining Shrek Academy."
"But he has run wild outside for too long and can no longer tell good from bad."
"When the time comes, let this old woman handle his entrance examination and properly curb that arrogance of his."
Her tone carried the matter-of-fact certainty of someone saying, "This is for his own good," as though Han Li ought to be disciplined by her after enrolling.
The elders also agreed.
Someone nodded and said, "Elder Cai is right."
Someone else