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Chapter 82 Chen Motong, the Great Demon King, Acts Tyrannically in the Academy

Chapter 82 Chen Motong, the Great Demon King, Acts Tyrannically in the Academy

The discussion forum continued to refresh rapidly, with comments constantly moving up the leaderboard.

Especially after the comment with the ID "nono" appeared, the number of online users increased exponentially.

This gives many people the feeling that "the boss has respawned," because only when the boss respawns will so many people rush to log in just to catch a glimpse of the boss.

"Holy crap, the red-haired shrine maiden personally bet on an S-rank being produced this year?! Is this a fake Zun Du?!"

"I strongly suspect there's something fishy going on here. Have you heard? This time, the promising freshmen weren't recruited by those professors, but by this Chairman Chen."

"Are you saying that Chen Motong recruited these people herself, so she knows their bloodlines very well? That's why she determined there's an S-rank among them?"

"It could also be a smokescreen, but this 10 yuan is real; it's already in the betting pool. You wouldn't use 10 yuan to play a smokescreen, would you?"

Immediately, all sorts of comments emerged.

For Kassel College today, the name Chen Motong is practically a legend.

At 13, he dared to confront the dragons head-on and rescue three agents from the clutches of death. At 15, he dared to venture into a dragon's lair and extract an embryo that appeared to be a third-generation species, breaking the precedent of no human capturing a hybrid embryo in thousands of years.

Compared to these legendary feats, Freedom's first appearance that year, his single-handedly defeating a hundred men, and his sweeping victory over the Lionheart Society are nothing.

In short, Chen Motong's appearance has made countless people who were confident that no S-class would appear this year hesitate.

Although no one has jumped from an initial rank of A to S in all these years, there has also never been a prodigy like Chen Motong.

Thinking about it this way, everyone suddenly realized that they still needed to be cautious when betting.

While they were all discussing and struggling with their issues, two other people on campus were also having a heated discussion, but the topic wasn't the betting game, but rather the outcome of this year's so-called "one day of freedom" that was considered a foregone conclusion.

"You're a new student this year, right? You don't know how badly Lionheart suffered. That year, a guy named Chen Motong suddenly appeared and caused great losses to Lionheart."

"This girl is arrogant and domineering, committing all sorts of evil deeds, making the entire academy miserable—no, I mean, unable to study seriously, forced to submit to her tyranny—"

"Back then, she won her day of freedom through her own strength and skill, and we didn't say anything. But this year, she's really gone too far. She actually demanded that we surrender, and if we didn't, she threatened to beat us so badly that we couldn't go to school."

Cameron spoke while sobbing and crying.

He was just performing at first, but when he got to the sad parts, he became more and more upset.

He recalled the humiliating history of how many people surrounded a guy, only to be pushed aside and humiliated, and how so many people watched the spectacle, even recording it in the annals of the Lionheart Society. He felt an unbearable heartache and wiped away a tear of bitterness.

Seeing him in such pain and sorrow, Yuan Zhisheng felt only surprise and uncertainty.

He also experienced a period of bullying at school in the town of Shikato, but at most people would ignore him, not talk to him, and then cricket at him behind his back without his knowledge.

He knew all too well how painful that feeling was, and felt immense sympathy for the man before him.

"Doesn't Principal Angers care?" Genji asked gravely, turning to look in the direction of the principal's office. "Why does such an evil force exist at Kassel College?"

"How can the principal manage her? She's an S-rank! The academy only produces one S-rank in all these years. She's a symbol of morale; the future of Dragon Slayer Academy depends on her!"

Cameron spoke while wiping away tears, his helpless yet gritted-teeth expression completely genuine, without the slightest trace of acting.

He vividly described Chen Motong as a campus cancer, bullying him so much that this poor, honest man could hardly continue studying. And it wasn't just him; everyone in the Lionheart Club was oppressed.

Although Yuan Zhisheng grew angrier as he listened, he wasn't one to blindly believe everything he was told. After a moment's thought, he said to Cameron, "Don't worry, I'll go talk to Principal Angers."

After he finished speaking, he turned and walked towards his office. His movements were so fast that Cameron couldn't stop him. In an instant, his expression turned to surprise and uncertainty.

He accepted bribes from Chen Motong to participate in this charade, but as the principal, Angers knows the real situation better than anyone else!

Wouldn't that question give them away?

That damn Chen Motong, wasn't he supposed to be brainless and easy to fool? This isn't exactly brainless!

For a moment, Cameron even considered running away, but his desire for victory and his expectations for the new president kept him standing still, wondering if he could salvage the situation later.

Meanwhile, in the principal's office, Angers raised an eyebrow at Genjiro, who had returned with a grim expression, and asked, "Genjiro, is there something you need?"

Yuan Zhisheng took a deep breath and told Angers everything Cameron had told him.

He didn't foolishly confront Angers directly about why he wasn't doing anything; instead, he asked in a questioning tone, "Is what that classmate said true?"

Angers' expression instantly turned somewhat strange.

Looking at the righteously charged young man before him, he recalled Chen Motong's assessment of him and the possibility of him being manipulated. "I refuse to believe that justice doesn't exist in the academy."

While doing something, an idea suddenly came to mind.

So he sighed and said, "In principle, the academy shouldn't interfere too much in the affairs between students."

"Moreover, some students with excellent bloodlines are bound to act somewhat biasedly, but that's how it is when they're young. Maybe they'll be better when they grow up."

Upon hearing this, Genjiro's previously hesitant expression instantly became quite interesting.

"So all of this is real?" he asked incredulously. "Just because Chen Motong is young and has a high bloodline, you're not doing anything about it?!"

"Is there no law or justice left in this school?!"

Listening to the boy's question, Angers suddenly found his childishness somewhat amusing.

He's already twenty years old, and he still believes in these kinds of slogans. No wonder he'll be exploited to death.

Thinking of this, Angers waved his hand, turning his gaze away as he said, "The academy doesn't interfere in matters between students; you'll get used to it."

Seeing that Principal Angers clearly didn't want to get involved, Genjiro took a deep breath, his voice turning cold: "Since this is a matter between students, it's alright for me to get involved, isn't it?"

"Of course." Angers chuckled. "You're a student at Kassel College now, so of course you can participate."

Genji nodded, then turned and left.

His upright posture and firm steps spoke volumes about his overwhelming anger.

Angers picked up his hot tea and took a sip, suddenly realizing that this year's day of freedom would be very interesting.

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