Douluo Continent: My Martial Soul is the Naruto Divine Tree; I Devour the World

Chapter 83 Showing No Mercy, Completely Destroying Shrek Academy

Yu Tianyou first turned his head and nodded to his uncle in greeting.

As the young sect leader, it's natural for him to have bodyguards when he goes out.

As for Yu Yuanzhen, firstly, he needs to focus on passing the divine test and becoming the Grand Priest of Destruction as soon as possible; secondly, he is a trump card and cannot be used casually except in critical moments.

Then, turning back to look at the stubborn Flander, he couldn't help but smile and said:

"Since you have produced so many powerful figures who are renowned in the region, how come your academy is still so dilapidated?"

No one offered financial assistance, no one lent a helping hand, and not even one helped with publicity.

Could it be that all those students are ungrateful, heartless bastards?

Or is it that they actually harbor deep hatred for Shrek Academy because of something, even wishing they could devour you alive and eat your flesh and sleep on your skin?

This question left everyone present speechless.

Advanced Soul Master academies rarely rely on student tuition fees to sustain their operations; Shrek Academy is an exception.

Because the construction of the simulated training grounds alone is an astronomical figure.

Many important resources are monopolized by large families and sects, serving as the cornerstone and foundation upon which their clans depend for survival.

It cannot be purchased with Gold Soul Coins and is not circulated in the market; its owners only accept barter.

If we rely solely on tuition fees, we probably won't even be able to build a gate in a very long time.

What they truly rely on is either the support of powerful backers or the countless outstanding alumni scattered across various regions, industries, organizations, and clans.

When they are powerful enough, they don't even need to take action themselves; their very existence is a huge deterrent.

Even a lord of an ordinary small town, with a little help, could not possibly have reached such a state.

Even if we don't compare it to any royal academy, it can at least easily reach the level of the Noding City Junior Soul Master Academy, right?

Flander's eyes seemed to be spitting fire, and his face was so dark it looked like it was about to drip water, but he didn't utter a single word of explanation.

What else could he say?

Does this mean that there was indeed someone to help, but the money was all embezzled?

While everyone was still in a daze, Yu Tianyou continued:

"Even if, as you say, all fourteen graduates are renowned throughout the mainland, that would be only to be expected."

Dean Flander, let me help you recall Shrek's admission standards.

First stage: Those under thirteen years old and with a soul power level of 25 or above.

The second challenge: The martial spirit has great development potential, the development direction was correct in the early stages of cultivation, and it has a near-perfect soul ring configuration.

The third test examines the students' understanding, application, and control of their own martial spirit, all of which must reach an extremely high level.

Fourth requirement: Those with rich practical experience and strong combat ability are not acceptable; pampered and willful individuals are not welcome.

Is it possible that those selected in this way are already the most outstanding geniuses?

Their talent, character, and even family background are extraordinary; in any case, it is extremely difficult for ordinary people to pass the first hundred years of the first stage.

A genius of this caliber could achieve remarkable success with just a little instruction.

If any of them fails to become a renowned figure in the world of Soul Masters, it would be a waste of talent and a disregard for human life.

And yet only fourteen of you graduated.

Subtracting 14 from 62 means there are a total of 48 prodigies with the potential to be granted titles.

They could have become absolute core members in any academy or any faction, but you have ruined and destroyed them.

A brilliant talent was wasted on a fool; he died with his eyes wide open in disbelief, his promising future utterly ruined.

With a death rate exceeding three-quarters, even ordinary soul masters and those with useless martial souls, let alone geniuses, cannot accept it.

If you were in that situation, would you still be grateful for your alma mater's guidance after graduating from such an academy and in such an environment?

Also, please prepare a draft before you brag next time.

Shrek Academy was founded twenty years ago, and according to the admission standards, even the first graduating class is only thirty-two years old at most this year.

The Spirit Hall has only one requirement for its elders: to become a Title Douluo.

Breaking through level 90 at thirty-two? How come I've never heard of such a person in the world of Soul Masters?

Yu Tianyou has read countless Douluo Continent fanfics, especially those about third-rate characters.

Take, for example, an author named Chi Xin Wang Xiang, who has been professionally creating terrible stories for decades, with each book being better than the last.

"Douluo: Martial Soul Beast Taming, Starting by Stealing Tang San's Mother" and "I'm a Fanfiction Author, Starting from Douluo, I Plunder the Heavens" are both novels that relentlessly torment Tang San in various ways.

Therefore, Shrek Academy's black marks are very well known.

There was no hysteria whatsoever; he simply presented the facts and reasoned with the people in a calm and straightforward manner.

After saying all that, even Bing Qingyujie couldn't help but reveal her old-fashioned face from the subway.

It's too dark, it's ridiculously dark.

Why does this rubbish academy still exist? What are the Spirit Hall and the Imperial government doing?

Flanders fell completely silent upon hearing this.

He was filled with immense regret at that moment.

However, it wasn't that she regretted what she had done, but rather that she felt she shouldn't have argued with Yu Tianyou about teaching philosophies.

If you're not as strong as others, all your words are meaningless.

If you can't beat them, you should just admit defeat from the start.

He even regretted taking Oscar in the first place.

A food-type cultivator with innate full soul power—such a rare talent, which major sect wouldn't try to snatch him up?

How can someone in their fifties not understand such a simple principle as "a common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime"?

Now things are really complicated; the death of a Soul Hunter involves their very life and fortune.

Even if Ma Hongjun and he have a good relationship, he probably wouldn't dare to continue trusting him.

The rest of the Shrek Academy students also fell completely silent.

Although they hadn't said much before, their silence at this moment clearly indicated that they had nothing to say and nothing to say in response.

Because no matter how you try to justify it, some things are simply undeniable facts.

We cannot deny the past, nor can we turn a blind eye to it.

If it were a truly unscrupulous demon, that would be one thing; I could easily overpower it with sheer force. So what if I do it?

The problem is that they often use morality, uniqueness, and excellence to describe themselves, and they can't completely be shameless, which makes people feel uncomfortable.

However, just because Flander is willing to back down doesn't mean Yu Tianyou is willing to let him off the hook.

Don't even mention that Shrek Academy was originally a worthless piece of trash.

Even if he could find some redeeming qualities, he wouldn't hesitate for the slightest when faced with enormous profits.

As long as one upholds the bottom line on major issues of right and wrong, a few tricks will suffice, and once successful, great scholars will debate with them.

A strange, ambiguous smile played on Yu Tianyou's lips as he feigned curiosity and asked:

"Flander, actually, when I saw your information, there was something that puzzled me greatly."

Since we've recruited so many excellent students, can't we teach them properly?

Let alone a Title Douluo, any Soul Douluo who comes out will never lack wealth and honor in this life, not to mention fame and fortune.

Why kill them all one by one? Could it be that they were instructed by some powerful force?

Are some people afraid that the emergence of geniuses from the lower classes will challenge their power and status?

(End of this chapter)