A New Identity

In fact, aside from Jiang Yu, the school had also taken an interest in a certain enormous spiritual beast of unknown origin—because this involved not only the safety of the students, but also whether there were any gaps in First University's Guardian Formation.

After all, an abnormally huge creature had appeared deep within the academy. If it truly harbored ill intentions, it would pose far too great a threat to the school.

So the First University School Labor Committee had specifically organized an investigation team to communicate with Jiang Yu, hoping to track down the Big Black Cat.

Yet for some reason, the School Labor Committee had recently grown somewhat lax about the matter. As far as Jiang Yu knew, even the investigation team specifically tasked with following up on the Big Black Cat incident seemed to have been disbanded not long ago.

This left her deeply puzzled.

In the young witch's judgment, there were only two possibilities. Either the school had already found the Big Black Cat, or it had determined through other channels that the cat posed no threat and did not wish to waste valuable effort on this matter.

But regardless of which it was, since the school had not ultimately come to her, the person involved, for confirmation or testimony, it meant the Big Black Cat was not within the school's "control."

For the young witch, no news was good news.

Not until today, when Li Meng came running out of the grove looking dirty and bedraggled, dragged her out of the library, and breathlessly recounted what had happened earlier, did the young witch suddenly understand.

Her first instinct told her that the black cat whose claws and tail could grow and shrink was the Big Black Cat she had been searching for all along.

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