"The remaining parts will be forged in another five days. After all, there are only two small pieces left."
"You can come pick them up then, or I can contact you again."
As Xu Mier spoke, she smiled at Li Moxun.
Compared to this junior from the Outer Court, Xu Mier did have a favorable impression of him. Not that kind of affection between a man and a woman, but an appreciation for his character.
To be honest, aside from those in the Youth Class, who had gotten in entirely through connections and backdoor channels,
most Inner Court students had been more or less screwed over by Cai Yue'er.
Some of the more unfortunate ones had even had their end-of-term assessments for one or two years directly arranged by Cai Yue'er.
They were either sent to blow up Federation military bases or dispatched into Federation cities to capture so-called evil Soul Masters, somehow resulting in local civilian deaths.
And this had happened more than once or twice. It all depended on whether the final exam questions this time had been set by Cai Yue'er.
Once they were set by her, they would more or less be this kind of task.
As a result, throughout the Federation, even some residents of Shrek City harbored grievances against Shrek Academy—or rather, a great deal of dissatisfaction.
Other places were much the same.
One had to know that Shrek Academy's most important foundation was public support.
It was precisely because so many residents supported Shrek Academy and believed it to be the number-one academy in the world, the very best academy, that Shrek Academy had been able to grow so large.
But after years of suppression, Shrek Academy's reputation among the public had already declined greatly.
The biggest problem did not come from the