The academy arranged accommodations for Chu Kuangren, the Sword Crown, and the others.
As for teaching, nothing definite had been decided yet. The Sword Crown did not particularly care about teaching.
Guiding a group of juniors could not have been simpler for him.
The next day.
Chu Kuangren arrived at the Hundred Schools Academy's Book Sea.
The Book Sea was actually the Hundred Schools Academy's library, but its name alone showed how extensive its collection was.
The library's keeper was a woman with delicate features.
She was the academy's Fourth Sir.
She sat at the entrance to the Book Sea, reading a tome in her hands. When she saw Chu Kuangren arrive, she nodded slightly.
Chu Kuangren returned the greeting.
He glanced at the tome in Fourth Sir's hands. It was a medical book. Could Fourth Sir specialize in medicine?
"Each of the academy's masters has their own specialty. I specialize in medicine. I once examined the Sword Crown's injuries, but I was helpless to treat them. Since you were able to heal him, Fellow Daoist Chu, I would like to seek your guidance if the opportunity arises."
Fourth Sir smiled faintly.
"Certainly."
Chu Kuangren did not refuse.
He entered the Book Sea and could not help marveling at the endless collection before him. He had heard that the academy's Book Sea had dedicated book attendants who collected new texts throughout the Immortal Realm, constantly expanding its collection.
In other words, the number of books in the Book Sea was still growing.
Even for an immortal, reading all the books here would not be easy, let alone comprehending them thoroughly.
That was something even immortals could not accomplish.
With a stir of Chu Kuangren's psychic power, the catalog of the entire Book Sea appeared in his mind, entry after entry: