Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable Chapter 1125 - 1035: Raising a Younger Brother in the Future

The injured girl with a wounded face kept sobbing, worried that her face was disfigured, but no one around ca to comfort her, and even her teammates who had participated in the assessnt were coldly isolated.

This girl brought out a live Howling Moon Wolf, and her companions couldn’t possibly not know. Knowing that, still condoning her actions, there is essentially no difference from the girl herself.

No one could predict when this Howling Moon Wolf would suddenly attack in such a dense crowd. They all faced an unknown crisis; although not attacked themselves, everyone was left in deep fear afterward.

Whether it’s resentnt or genuine dislike, none of the students present had good feelings toward this group. Everyone silently decided to never associate with them again in the future—they were too hazardous.

In future interactions, if soone suddenly decides to bring out a live mutant beast, they might not be as lucky as today, facing off close with a Howling Moon Wolf and escaping unhard.

The girl’s companions also felt wronged, as they truly didn’t know she dared to be so bold, bringing out a live Howling Moon Wolf.

It was the last day of the assessnt when they unexpectedly encountered this Howling Moon Wolf, renowned for its speed.

Their assessnt had originally passed; they didn’t want to provoke this extrely fast, difficult-to-defeat Howling Moon Wolf.

The girl acted on her own accord, using sothing unknown to subdue the Howling Moon Wolf.

The girl claid the Howling Moon Wolf was dead, stating she particularly liked its fur, clinging to it and refusing to let go.

This made them sowhat dissatisfied, thinking the girl was guarding against them potentially snatching away the Howling Moon Wolf.

This made them uncomfortable because the girl clung to the Howling Moon Wolf the whole way, causing them to subconsciously distance themselves from her.

Because of this distance, they didn’t approach the girl, leaving her to walk alone while clutching the Howling Moon Wolf.

The result was that they didn’t discover that the Howling Moon Wolf, held tightly by the girl, was indeed alive.

Unfortunately, no matter how these people tried to explain to those around them, the students, in a mindset of redirected anger, wouldn’t listen, only feeling that they were deliberately shirking responsibility.

Despite the exhausting explanations, they were t with eyes of rejection and isolation, feeling helpless and even more resentful towards the already injured girl.

They gathered together, angrily pointing fingers at the girl who was too busy crying to even retort.

The Howling Moon Wolf’s attack ran from the girl’s chin to the corner of her eye, three bloody wounds looking terrifying, and you could faintly see the pale bone at the cheekbone.

The girl felt her face was definitely ruined, crying incessantly, with the teachers attending to her wounds too indifferent to remind her that continued tears would worsen them, making healing even harder.

Her companions cursed her around, and the teachers stayed silent. In fact, her companions were miserable, as they would surely be isolated by the students in the school afterward because of today’s incident.

This kind of silent treatnt was unpleasant, and all because of the girl—teachers could understand their anger.

The girl was injured so severely, especially on her face, yet no one comforted her. Instead, everyone criticized her, making her cry even harder.

anwhile, the girl attacked by the Howling Moon Wolf was surrounded by people offering comfort, both familiar and unfamiliar faces.

Around Shuangshuang, there were also many students, looking at her with eyes of admiration, as she had just saved a life.

Shuangshuang was famous in the school with her consistent top grades in every subject. Students knew Shuangshuang was a God of Study.

Unexpectedly, Shuangshuang was also extraordinary in combat. The girl saved by Shuangshuang repeatedly expressed her gratitude once she snapped out of her shock.

And she stuck to Shuangshuang’s side, as this girl who saved her life made her feel safe. Though still shaken, standing next to Shuangshuang was a bit more comforting.

The aftermath of the incident was that the girl who brought out the Howling Moon Wolf was publicly criticized and expelled.

She would not be able to attend school in the future, with her mistake recorded in her personal file, no school would accept her.

If she wanted to continue on the path of a Martial Artist, her only option was to find a dojo and beco an apprentice, but dojos are profit-driven and can’t compare with schools.

In schools, teachers instruct with dedication because it’s their duty—though not all are attentive, most are responsible.

In dojos, the main focus is not on instructing apprentices. Instead, they protect others while executing various tasks outdoors, with teaching as a secondary role. Regardless of combat experience, one must complete tasks if they beco a Martial Artist.

Facing various savage mutant beasts and myriad mutant plants in real combat wasn’t considered by dojos.

If killed while on a task, dojos were not responsible, according to regulations.

Indeed, the girl’s future was half-destroyed by this reckless action of hers; it was self-inflicted, and no one felt sorry for her.

The commotion ended with Shuangshuang and Fan ijie returning to school on the school bus with their respective spoils, receiving the assigned sumr howork. The long two-month sumr vacation finally officially began.

After leaving school, Shuangshuang didn’t go ho but first went with Fan ijie to her house.

Shuangshuang was to visit Aunt Wu at Fan ijie’s house, where her brother Chang’an was being taken care of by Aunt Wu.

Along the way, Shuangshuang went to a gift shop to buy several gift boxes. During the assessnt, besides hunting Giant-mouthed Beast, she wasn’t idle, as both animals and plants mutated after the apocalypse.

Mutant plants, however, didn’t all beco aggressive but adapted better to the changed world, with many mutated foods now tastier and their maturation cycles shortened.

Shuangshuang picked many delicious wild fruits, now selecting the best-looking ones for the gift boxes as a present for the first visit, while keeping the less appealing ones for herself.

Fan ijie’s father was handso, and her mother was charmingly elegant, with Fan ijie inheriting her parents’ good traits.

Her appearance was exceedingly striking, though still young and her features not yet fully developed, it was evident she would grow into exceptional beauty.