Douluo: Operation Fruit, good at studying them

Chapter 4: Enrollment

Three months passed quickly.

Early in the morning of that day, Village Chief Jack took Luo and Tang San to the Junior Soul Master Academy in Notting City.

Originally, Su Yuntao wanted to take Luo to the Wuhun Academy to study so that Luo could enjoy better treatment.

However, Luo had a special plan in mind, so he rejected his kindness and asked him to issue him a work-study certificate for Nottingham Junior College.

After practicing intensively during this period, Luo's soul power level made another breakthrough and was successfully promoted to level eight.

At the same time, the spherical "ROOM" space of the Operation Fruit also expanded significantly. Its radius increased by nearly four meters and now has expanded to a wide range of about eighteen meters.

At the beginning, Luo's cultivation progress was relatively slow.

This is mainly because the size of the "ROOM" space at the beginning is still small, and the concentration of the heaven and earth energy that can be gathered and controlled is naturally relatively thin, which restricts the speed of cultivation to a certain extent.

However, I don’t know why, maybe it’s because the root bones of Luo’s body are relatively poor.

Every time, the amount of heaven and earth's vital energy that entered his body was only one in a hundred.

A large amount of heaven and earth energy would quietly escape from his body and dissipate between heaven and earth before it could be transformed into "experience bars" for the growth of soul power, which made Luo very regretful.

Luo guessed that his true innate soul power was definitely not as high as level seven. The reason why it was level seven when it was tested was probably because it was obtained through cultivation after awakening the ability of the surgery fruit.

After all, although his Yama martial spirit sounds very powerful, it is actually just a rusty katana.

The amount of innate soul power a soul master has is obviously significantly related to the quality of his martial soul.

In other words - the level of a person's innate soul power also determines the quality of his martial soul!

The quality of a martial soul is actually the embodiment of a person's innate aptitude!

This person's martial soul is of high quality, so his innate soul power is naturally high, his physique and aptitude are better, and his cultivation progress will be faster!

The best example is the Master, whose martial spirit "Luo Sanpao" is actually the "Golden Holy Dragon" - that is, the "Light Holy Dragon" martial spirit.

Is it just because the master's innate soul power is only half level that the martial soul "Luo Sanpao" failed to transform and became a "farting pig"?
Or in other words - it is actually because the martial soul "Luo Sanpao" failed to transform, so the master's innate soul power is only half level?
The relationship between martial soul quality and innate soul power is obviously an extremely complex issue.

But no matter what, the master could never break through to level 30 in his life, which must be because of the quality of his martial soul - that is, his root bone aptitude is really too poor!
Luo is not able to start research on this now. He can only wait until his strength improves before he can spend time on research.

At this time, Luo and the other two had already arrived at the gate of Notting Junior Soul Master Academy.

As expected, they were harassed by the gatekeeper.

As the saying goes, "It's easier to deal with the King of Hell than with the little devils." Once these little people have a little power, they will always think about getting some benefits from others.

At some point in Luo's previous life, he had a deep understanding of how these people made things difficult for others.

Originally, Village Chief Jack was going to take out two bronze soul coins from his inner pocket in order to calm the situation and hand them to the doorman for peace.

However, when Luo saw the village chief Jack being bullied but still being humble, he suddenly became furious.

He summoned his martial spirit without hesitation, raised Yama in his right hand, and accurately pressed the sharp tip of the knife against the doorman's throat. He warned in an icy tone:
"If you say another word, I'll chop off your head! Now, get out of here!"

Before he finished speaking, Luo took another small step forward, and the tip of Yan Mo's knife instantly left a long scar on the doorman's neck. A trace of blood flowed out from the wound on the neck, dripping onto the ground, accompanied by a heart-pounding tingling sensation.

Seeing this scene, Tang San, who was hiding aside, quietly put away his hidden arrow, and his eyes flashed with some strangeness when he looked at Luo.

"Gudong!"

The doorman felt the cold touch on his throat, and in fear, he swallowed his saliva involuntarily, and beads of sweat appeared on his forehead.

Although he was still somewhat unwilling in his heart, he wanted to utter a few more words and teach these three country bumpkins in front of him a lesson.

But as soon as he came into contact with Luo's cold and narrow eyes, all the doorman's courage disappeared in an instant, and he was so frightened that he couldn't utter a word.

Just when the doorman was in a dilemma, a hoarse and deep voice suddenly sounded from the side.

"That's enough, stop it."

When the voice reached Luo's ears, he immediately realized that it was the master who came to rescue them.

So, Luo slowly put down the Yama in his hand, turned his body sideways, and stepped aside.

Although the Yama martial spirit has not been cancelled, the intimidating aura on Luo's body has been restrained a lot.

The master then stepped forward and carefully examined the Spirit Hall certification documents in Luo and Tang San's hands.

After confirming that everything was correct, he turned around and gave the doorman a stern and majestic look. The brief but powerful warning made the doorman shudder.

After everything was settled, the master led Luo and Tang San into the gate of the academy.

Along the way, the master kept asking about Luo and Tang San, but he mostly asked about Tang San's situation and only asked a few questions about Luo in passing.

Luo could see that the master had taken a liking to Tang San and wanted to take him in as his apprentice.

It’s just that Luo is just a light bulb here, so Master can’t tell Tang San the secret of having twin martial spirits in person.

So Luo looked up at the master and asked tactfully:

"Excuse me, Master, do you know where the store that sells quilts is in the academy? I want to buy two quilts before reporting to the Academic Affairs Office. I didn't bring any quilts with me today."

Upon hearing this, the master forced a smile at Luo with a stiff expression on his face.

He pointed to a place not far away and said, "The store is near the college. Just walk along this road and you will get there. The store sells basically all kinds of daily necessities."

Afterwards, the master pointed out the location of the Academic Affairs Office and the work-study student dormitory to Luo, and then pulled Tang San to a secluded corner, ready to accept him as his disciple.

Luo touched the six Silver Soul coins in his arms and walked towards the store.

Luo asked Village Chief Jack to spend the gold soul coin that Su Yuntao had given him before, and there were still nine silver soul coins and three bronze soul coins left.

Luo kept six Silver Soul coins for himself as living expenses in the future, and gave the rest to Village Chief Jack.

After all, it was Village Chief Jack who raised him since he was a child. If he becomes successful, he naturally will not forget his grandfather.

(End of this chapter)