Over the next few days, with the Outdoor Field Training ending early, classes naturally returned to normal.
It was worth mentioning that the day after the Outdoor Field Training ended, the group chat began wildly spreading the story of Mu Yun "charging into the enemy camp alone in white robes."
There were even outrageous versions claiming Mu Yun punched Mightyena, stomped on Houndoom, held the line alone, and fought Pokémon hand-to-hand.
Mu Yun had this to say: he was just an ordinary Trainer, not some martial artist with muscles bigger than his head. What the hell was hand-to-hand combat with Pokémon?
Though he really could do it, there was absolutely no need!
If he had to handle everything himself, then what was the point of raising Pokémon?
Besides that version, there were others saying Mu Yun transformed into a lightning mage and electrocuted every white-clad person in the camp, or turned into a shadow assassin and took them out one by one, staining the snow red as blood flowed for miles.
In short, every new version was more exaggerated than the last.
It was as if even the legendary Arceus would have to take a big slap from Mu Yun before being allowed to leave the camp.
As a result, Mu Yun had practically become, overnight, a legendary figure among Songjiang City's senior high school students—known by name but never seen in person.
"Have you heard? Apparently, a senior student with three heads, six arms, iron teeth, and copper jaws showed up today."
"Is it that Mu-something-Yun? My daughter told me about him. Apparently he's built like a tank, over two or three meters tall, like a little giant."
At the end of December, on his way to school, Mu Yun accidentally overheard two middle-aged women chatting.
It was