That name stirred something in his heart.
It felt as though he had heard it somewhere before.
"Do you know each other?"
Supervisor Huo asked.
"No."
Tan Lin shook his head.
"It's just... she seems somewhat familiar."
"Perhaps."
Supervisor Huo smiled.
"From now on, you'll be classmates. There'll be plenty of chances to get acquainted."
Tan Lin nodded, then withdrew his gaze and continued forward with Supervisor Huo.
Yet his heart remained unsettled for a long time.
Chi Yao... Chi Yao...
That name seemed etched into the depths of his soul.
He had a feeling that this girl might truly have some connection to him.
After settling into his quarters, Tan Lin left the dormitory and wandered around the estate.
He arrived at the estate gates and saw an even grander building standing across the street.
The entire structure was golden, shaped like an ancient palace and radiating an imposing, solemn aura.
At its entrance stood an enormous stone stele in an ancient style, engraved with four large words: "Qingtan Academy."
Rumble... rumble...
It was school dismissal time, and the academy entrance was packed with all kinds of luxurious low-altitude divine-light rune sports cars.
Some of those cars were forged entirely from Divine Metal, gleaming brilliantly beneath the sunlight.
Others had unusual shapes, like divine birds spreading their wings to take flight, while still others emanated powerful auras, clearly having undergone high-grade modifications.
Beside the cars stood young men and women dressed in lavish attire.
They wore exquisite school uniforms. The boys wore well-tailored black suits, while the girls wore white shirts paired with knee-high socks and pleated skirts.
Their hair came in all sorts of colors, yet every one of them exuded an air of nobility.
They gathered in small groups. Some chatted, some discussed schoolwork, and some