Everyone Was Equal

"I hadn't expected that in less than twenty minutes, only one teacher from the first batch would remain. Aside from those two, there were a few other promising students worth watching." Professor Mei lounged against the back of her chair, her gaze drifting across the surveillance screens.

The first batch of teachers usually ranged from a dozen to thirty apertures in strength. They were comparable to relatively outstanding students, but not yet powerful enough to make the students flee without any ability to resist.

Sending out such a group to test the students' standards had become standard procedure for every Inner Academy intake.

She casually flicked the cigarette butt into the ashtray and took out the roster to look through it.

"Let me see. Deputy Director of the Culture Capital research institute, Honorary Deputy Pavilion Master of the Martial Pavilion in Wuling Prefecture City, Heavenly Extremes Province. No wonder he isn't weak.

"But this exchange student from the Third Provincial City of Heavenly Stems Province possesses such martial prowess. Interesting. His name is Chen Xu, right?"

Chen Xu naturally had no idea that Professor Mei had already noticed him. Of course, even if he had known, he would not have cared.

If he did not perform outstandingly, how could he swallow up more resources?

"Sounds of fighting from the fifth floor." Chen Xu fully unleashed his senses and rapidly closed in.

According to the handbook, the fifth floor was a shopping street, with dozens of stores on both sides.

Naturally, there were no tourists or shop clerks aboard the cruise ship right now. There were only fifty students, Inner Academy teachers, and the ship's staff.

A blast of air swept through the area, shattering the marble floor layer by layer. The five people at the side smashed apart the flying