Caught in Crossfire

Mu Feng looked up and met Mu Jin's gaze. Mu Jin suddenly recalled the requirements for team composition she had told Mu Feng about in her office and came to a realization. "You can't let the Freshman Assessment affect your future cultivation path. The training plans for control-type and assault-type Soul Masters are different."

Nanmen Yun'er and the other girl looked back and forth between Mu Feng and Mu Jin in confusion. Mu Feng gently pushed Di Qiuli, who wanted to personally revise his form for him, aside and roughly explained the effects of his soul skills to Mu Jin.

"Teacher, don't worry. I know what I'm doing," Mu Feng continued. "The academy's teaching resources are limited. It certainly can't assign one class to every single cultivation path, so similar cultivation paths will most likely be grouped into the same class."

"For example, assault-type and control-type Soul Masters could be put together, so there's no need to worry at all."

Mu Feng's "well-reasoned" speculation left the three of them stunned, and they hurriedly turned questioning gazes toward Mu Jin. A flicker of surprise crossed Mu Jin's eyes. She had not expected Mu Feng's analysis to be so thorough; it happened to coincide perfectly with the academy's plans.

Mu Jin nodded. "That is indeed the academy's plan."

Nanmen Yun'er said disappointedly, "Then I'll be the only one not in the same class as you. That's so unfair."

Mu Jin smiled. "It's alright. As long as you all pass the Freshman Assessment, you won't need to change dormitories. You'll still be able to see each other often."

She casually collected the papers from their hands and said as she walked forward, "You've all finished writing, right? Pass your papers to the front. Once they've all been handed in, I'll begin explaining the