In the end, Chu Xin agreed to Tian Leyan's request.
Chu Xin could see no reason to refuse an expert like Tian Leyan joining Jindu Academy. Even if Zhuo Yuan, the dean, had been there, he was sure he would have agreed.
Once Chu Xin agreed, Tian Leyan breathed a sigh of relief and turned to look at the competitors in the ring.
"You stayed here to watch Yuansheng's match, right?"
Chu Xin nodded, then turned to look at Tian Leyan.
"Why? Do you know anything about Yuansheng?"
At Chu Xin's question, Tian Leyan shook her head regretfully.
"I haven't found anything. Just like his profile says, he really seems to be an unaffiliated civilian entering a Kendo Tournament. But it's quite surprising that someone could be so strong without any education from a dojo or school."
Chu Xin turned to look at Yuansheng nearby. He was on the other side of the ring, playing on his phone without paying the slightest attention to the match.
Suddenly, as if he had sensed something, Yuansheng raised his head and looked at Chu Xin. Their eyes met, and he smiled and nodded before lowering his head to return to his phone.
Watching the utterly calm Yuansheng, Chu Xin frowned in puzzlement. Was this guy really not nervous at all?
Beside him, Tian Leyan also looked across at Yuansheng, then turned to Chu Xin and said, "That guy is strong. He hasn't revealed his true strength in a single match since entering the Kendo Championship. Every fight has ended with him taking out his opponent in one strike. It's terrifying."
After saying that, Tian Leyan gave Chu Xin an equally grave look. In truth, she had left something unsaid: Yuansheng wasn't the only person in this tournament with such formidable strength. Chu Xin,