Douluo: The Peerless Dragon Shakes the Universe.

Chapter 34 First Encounter with Dragon God Douluo

Not long after, the middle-aged woman returned.

However, he was accompanied by a tall, handsome, and kind-looking middle-aged man.

The middle-aged man walked straight up to Jiang Shuo.

He tugged at the corners of his mouth, smiled kindly, and extended a hand. "Young Master Jiang, I am Du Weilun, the Dean of Studies at Shrek Martial Soul Academy. Welcome to Shrek."

Jiang Shuo withdrew his gaze from the wall, glanced at the middle-aged man who called himself "Du Weilun," and shook hands with him.

"Hello, Director Du."

Du Weiren withdrew his gaze from the boy, secretly relieved.

It seems that this young ancestor of the Jiang family is not as "unreasonable" as Elder Xuan said.

His mood immediately improved considerably.

After all, nobody wants an ancestor they can't fight or control to come to their territory.

"Young Master Jiang, your dormitory has already been arranged; it's a single room."

"Also, this is a brand new school uniform specially made for you by the academy. Um, here's my office address. If you have any needs, just let me know..."

Jiang Shuo was politely escorted out of the admissions office, and Du Weilun's kind words echoed in his ears.

He took the things, smiled gently, and said, "Director Du, no special arrangements are needed. Just treat me as an ordinary student from Shrek Academy. There's no need to go to such trouble."

Du Weilen paused, and the corner of his mouth twitched involuntarily.

Ordinary student?

That's probably impossible.

Despite inwardly grumbling, Director Du maintained a kind expression, saying, "Student Jiang, how can this be called a special arrangement?"

"You're a freshman, and as the head of student affairs, it's only right that I help you!"

"But since you don't want to listen to my rambling, how about the director arranges for an upperclassman to show you around the campus?"

"No need, I've already finished looking around. Just give me the dorm key and you can go back by yourself," Jiang Shuo politely declined.

"I see... Then see which class you'd like to join, and I'll arrange it for you." With that, Du Weilun handed over a list of students and class teachers.

Jiang Shuo glanced around casually, and soon his gaze settled on one of the names.

Ning Tian.

"Director Du, let's go to Class 9 then."

Du Weilen was about to give an introduction when he was stopped in his tracks.

He was somewhat surprised.

As for Mu Jin... it seems like she could be a good fit, perhaps more suited to mentoring these arrogant students.

"Haha, Jiang has chosen a great homeroom teacher. Teacher Mu has the best personality of all the new homeroom teachers... she's very gentle and tolerant."

Jiang Shuo smiled faintly, neither confirming nor denying, "I just saw a friend's name, I didn't think that much about it."

In fact, he also caught a glimpse of another extremely familiar name.

Huo Yuhao.

We'll have to see what makes this chosen one so special that King Tang favors him so much.

Du Weilin raised an eyebrow but said nothing more. He casually took the key from the middle-aged female teacher and handed it to the boy carrying the gun.

"In that case, alright then. If you want to switch classes later, you can come find me."

Jiang Shuo smiled at him and nodded one last time, "No need to see me off, Director Du, I know the way."

"Okay... that's settled then. If you encounter any inconvenience while at school, just come to that address to find me."

Du Weilen stopped, smiled, and waved.

"it is good."

……

Following the route signs, Jiang Shuo quickly arrived at the dormitory building of the Foreign Languages ​​Department.

Looking up, I saw a huge building.

Not very high, but extremely wide.

It is the only dormitory building in Shrek College, with six floors, and it is a straight, cylindrical building.

The number of new students is estimated to be the largest, around one thousand.

If each floor houses 1,000 people, then there would be at least 500 rooms, and the corridors would be at least several miles long.

Jiang Shuo thought to himself, "They clearly have money, why did they build this kind of torii gate?"

In fact, if Shrek even let out a little word, graduates willing to build buildings for their alma mater for free would line up all the way to the east gate of Shrek City.

The boy withdrew his gaze and strode towards the main entrance.

Soon, he caught a glimpse of an old man reclining on a wooden chair, squinting as he enjoyed the sunlight.

The old man looked older than the building itself; his eyelids were dull, his eyes were half-open, and his gray cloth clothes added to his air of old age.

Jiang Shuo tried hard to recall this familiar scene, and after a moment it dawned on him.

This old man seems to be... Dragon God Douluo Mu En.

He can be considered a peerless expert of his generation.

Unfortunately, his lifespan is now nearing its end, and even heroes grow old.

The boy withdrew his fleeting glance and walked straight into the dormitory building.

However, no matter how natural he was, it was impossible for him not to be noticed by an unparalleled expert.

Moon remained motionless in his semi-paralyzed position, only slightly lifting his closed eyelids, a trace of melancholy appearing at the corner of his mouth.

I'm currently reading the error-free version! This is the first time I've published this novel.

"A twelve-year-old high-level Battle Soul Venerable, with the aura of a Dragon Soul Master, brimming with vitality and possessing a solid foundation—truly a formidable young talent..."

Stepping into the dormitory building, Jiang Shuo quickly found his apartment using the number on his key.

Although he didn't care much about the special treatment Director Du gave him, he waited until he arrived at the single dormitory next to the West Gate.

Jiang Shuo felt pretty good about it. Not only was it close to the gate, but he also lived alone. Moreover, as he walked along, he found that his dormitory was about 20-30% more spacious than the ones next to his.

Importantly, it has a private bathroom.

Every disciple of the Taixu Sect who travels far away will have a special storage soul guide ring, which is equipped with various daily necessities.

The boy took out a storage ring from his soul guide belt, and then took out bedding and toiletries from the ring. After roughly laying them out, the sky had already descended.

Too lazy to go out, Jiang Shuo sat cross-legged on the bed and began to cultivate the True Essence Technique.

……

As the sun rose in the east, its rays shone through the back door onto the dormitory floor.

A warm feeling filled his heart, and the boy exhaled a few wisps of impure white breath as he opened his eyes.

Then I saw a few rays of morning sun shining into the dormitory.

Is it dawn yet?

He spent the first half of the night cultivating the True Essence Technique and the second half meditating on his soul power, so he didn't feel the passage of time at all.

The reason I opened my eyes was simply because I hadn't eaten for two meals and had been cultivating for too long, leaving me with depleted energy.

Jiang Shuo suddenly felt a little out of place. This was no longer the Humble Administrator's Palace. No one reminded him that it was time to eat, and no one brought him his meal.

I wonder how Sister Yun'er is doing...

She can't even get free meals from her own meals anymore.

Shaking his head, Jiang Shuo decided to take matters into his own hands.

No matter how warm the cradle is, there will eventually come a day when one leaves.

Meal supplements and medications are no longer of much help to him at this stage; he can just eat whatever he wants to replenish his qi and blood.

The place to eat was easy to find; he soon spotted Shrek's uniquely shaped sausage canteen.

Upon entering, the boy discovered that the interior was even more peculiar.

Because there weren't even any chairs provided, people had to eat standing up.

However, this seems to be the freshman cafeteria; I'll check out the upperclassmen cafeteria next time.

Jiang Shuo withdrew his gaze and began selecting dishes.

Counting from left to right, he naturally walked to the most expensive window.

Then, he was somewhat surprised to find that the most expensive food here was not much worse than the daily meals of the Taixu Sect disciples.

Moreover, perhaps due to its proximity to the Soul Beast Forest, the available breeds are slightly better.

I spent about a hundred gold soul coins to select some that were very filling.

With no tables or chairs, we were forced to finish our meal quickly.

Jiang Shuo returned to his dormitory and sat down to cultivate.

Two days passed in this way, the new students' enrollment ended, and the first class began.

(End of this chapter)