Class Zero of Eastsea Academy's First Grade was officially established.
To Tang Wulin's surprise, the Academy really did treat them completely differently from ordinary students.
First came the classroom.
Class Zero's classroom was moved to a large, separate room. It was spacious and bright, with desks and chairs neatly arranged, not much different from an ordinary classroom. The difference was that ordinary classes had dozens of students, while this one had only the five of them.
It was so empty that it almost felt hushed.
Next came the dormitories.
They no longer had to squeeze four people into one room. Instead, each received a private room. These were about the same standard as the Academy's ordinary teachers' quarters. In other words, these First Grade students were given teachers' living accommodations straight away.
The five of them lived next door to one another.
Wu Changkong was also assigned new teachers' quarters, right beside their rooms. Instead of his previous single room, he now had an entire suite.
When Zhang Yangzi heard that Wang Jinxi had already signed the agreement, he stopped hesitating and quickly signed his own name as well.
With that, Class Zero of the First Grade was officially established.
Including their homeroom teacher, Wu Changkong, there were six of them in total.
The Academy gave them one day to settle in.
Class Zero of the First Grade officially began lessons the following day.
Of course, even with lessons beginning, they could not immediately start intensive training. Of the five students, Xie Xie had broken both arms, Wang Jinxi had broken his right arm, and Zhang Yangzi had broken both legs. Three of them were injured.
Their initial lessons could therefore only begin with theory.
In Class Zero's classroom, the five students sat in two clearly divided groups.
Tang Wulin,