After Tang Ya finished speaking, the room suddenly fell silent.
Yan Shaozhe naturally knew what happened next.
Those were the painful memories he was willing to recall.
"Dean, I think that should be enough."
Bei Bei finally could not stand the atmosphere any longer and stepped forward.
He walked resolutely in front of Tang Ya, then turned to face Yan Shaozhe. "Dean, I believe Xiaoya wouldn't lie. Besides, she's suffered so much. We really shouldn't interrogate her like a criminal.
"This is Shrek Academy, and it was once Xiaoya's home. We should treat her with warmth and kindness."
Yan Shaozhe: "..."
You've said all the nice things. What am I supposed to say now?
Although his suspicions toward Tang Ya were gradually fading, there was still one thing that left him unable to make up his mind.
That was Tang Ya's true identity.
Dark blue silver grass could devour people's flesh, blood, and soul power. Even bona fide Evil Soul Masters rarely possessed such an ability.
Strictly speaking, then, Tang Ya was a genuine Evil Soul Master.
As for the claim that there were no evil martial souls, only evil Soul Masters, he did not believe it.
When it came to double standards and spouting righteousness and morality at every turn, who could outdo Shrek Academy?
To him, those words of Tang Ya's were child's play.
But...
Purging her from their ranks was certainly out of the question. It would make Bei Bei resent the Academy, and Tang Ya was genuinely talented. Killing her would be too much of a waste.
Yet if they kept Tang Ya and people later learned that Shrek Academy was harboring an Evil Soul Master, could they bear such a damning label?
What should he do?
He was torn.
He truly was conflicted.
He wanted