Supreme Warrior in the City

Chapter 958: Chapter 957: A Chance to Ascend to Heaven in One Step

Su Yang looked at the dilapidated dormitory building and simply couldn’t believe what Zhao Jun had said.

This rundown Qinghe Academy could compare with the best universities in Capital City? That could be no joke!

Noticing Su Yang’s confusion, Zhao Jun quickly smiled and said, ”Su Yang, I know you definitely don’t believe it. Honestly, if it weren’t for my brother graduating from this school, I wouldn’t believe it either. Let me put it this way, the teaching staff and educational quality here are extremely poor. The rules in the school are even more chaotic; surviving here means you’re just lucky. But the most impressive thing about this school is that the students who graduate from here become significant figures in society, each at least in charge of a city!”

”Ah?” Su Yang was startled, suddenly realizing that this school was indeed extraordinary.

”Just take my brother, for example. Our family used to be so poor. He came here, graduated in four years, made it through. When he returned home, he was immediately spotted by a big boss. Now, he manages all the entertainment venues in our city.” Zhao Jun paused and smiled, ”Do you understand what that means? For a family like ours, my brother has really hit the jackpot!”

Su Yang slowly nodded; it was indeed a meteoric rise.

He carefully looked at Zhao Jun and found that Zhao Jun wasn’t lying. His brother had indeed graduated from Qinghe Academy and then had such an opportunity; it really had been a meteoric rise.

”My brother was just an ordinary guy here, merely enduring until graduation,” Zhao Jun said. ”As long as you can endure until graduation here, your future will be boundless. Once you leave, you won’t even need to look for a job; those big bosses will line up to find you! Otherwise, why would these students endure in this school?”

Su Yang suddenly realized and said, looking at the dormitory over there, ”Those three students, enduring these four years won’t be easy.”

”That’s not necessarily true,” Zhao Jun said. ”Like I said earlier, forming cliques is very severe in this school. Usually, each dorm forms a group since everyone is together all the time. But after school starts for a while, various other factions will emerge.”

”Also, there are many martial arts clubs in the school; you can sign up and join these clubs to learn various martial techniques. If your talent is high enough and your martial technique is good, you can even start your own faction.”

”Anyway, conflicts and contradictions between each other in this school are common. You must have heard when you arrived that every year there are student casualties. Here, the most critical point is to hold on and survive. When you really can’t hold on, saving your life is what matters most; you better drop out to save your life.”

”Dropping out here isn’t shameful nor will it affect your future development. After all, every year three thousand students enroll here, but less than a hundred can graduate; it’s not a big deal.”

After hearing Zhao Jun’s words, Su Yang finally had a clear understanding of this school. It seemed he had known too little about this school before.

Now, Su Yang really wanted to meet the principal of the school; he really wanted to understand what the school’s principal thought. Why establish such rules?

And what about the people outside, to treat the graduates of this school as distinguished guests?

After speaking, Zhao Jun waved and smiled finally, ”Anyway, it’s a kind of fate that we all gathered here from all corners of the country. In the future, the five of us in one dormitory will be like brothers, we may not share blessings and hardships, but when dealing with others, we must stick together and not let others look down on us!”

Lin Dawei and Wang Cheng naturally raised both hands in agreement; Huo Zhendong just sneered and didn’t speak. Su Yang smiled slightly, noncommittal.

Su Yang didn’t come to this school with the plan of graduating or anything. He was here to figure out the situation. Since his father had sent him here, he needed to understand the genuine conditions of the school, at least understand why his father had sent him here.

The school officially started on the third day. There was no cumbersome opening ceremony, no special school rules either, and not even things like military training — the school opened quietly.

However, just on the first day of school, the three students in the dormitory next to Su Yang had dropped out, which really made Su Yang understand the brutality of this school.

Those three students had been beaten up seven times within the three days since Su Yang had arrived. With so few people, almost everyone in the dormitory building could take a kick at them.

Eventually, one of the students had a rib broken and the other two were utterly terrified and had no choice but to drop out.

In fact, such incidents were occurring continuously elsewhere in the school. According to what Zhao Jun had found out outside, on just the first day of school, over two hundred people had already applied to drop out; the number of dropouts was extremely high.

During this time, the five people in Su Yang’s dormitory lived relatively peacefully, without having any conflicts with anyone. After all, not many dormitories were fully occupied with six people; five was the standard. Without knowing each other’s strengths, definitely nobody would recklessly provoke others.

Apart from the chaotic management and constant student conflicts, there was nothing particularly special about the school.

Su Yang attended class bored for a few days, not knowing how to investigate the situation in the school. During these days, he mainly watched the dormitory building, trying to figure out what the Array truly was, but without any success.

In Su Yang’s dormitory, Zhao Jun, after starting classes, had connected with a group of people from the Northern Three Provinces and was thriving. Li Dawei followed Zhao Jun around as a little errand boy, while Wang Cheng focused on his studies. Huo Zhendong, always appearing and disappearing unpredictably, was rarely seen.

Everyone was living together in one dormitory, and their relationships were generally good. Zhao Jun was a very warmhearted person; Li Dawei was somewhat opportunistic but had a good heart. Wang Cheng was a bookworm without any ill intentions. Huo Zhendong was the only one Su Yang always felt uneasy about.

On this day, Su Yang’s class attended the first major lecture, which was conducted with three classes together. And in this lecture, Su Yang encountered an old friend he hadn’t seen for many days.

Li Chuan, who had had a conflict with Su Yang right at the school’s entrance, entered the classroom laughing and talking with a few girls. His gaze swept across the room and just happened to land on Su Yang, who was sitting in the back.