Water splashed in all directions as Mu Chen plunged headfirst into the pond mud.
He spat a few tis, still a bit disoriented.
He was actually thrown out by an elderly woman?
How co he felt completely immobilized when his collar was grabbed just now?
That old woman was so bizarrely powerful!
Mu Chen hadn’t snapped back to reality yet.
Suddenly, he felt a severe pain in his bottom.
He let out an agonized cry and leapt up.
Jumping out of the pond and looking back, his face almost turned green.
Clamped onto his thigh and bottom were two astonishingly large crayfish.
Ordinary crayfish were only about half the size of a child’s palm.
But the ones in the School Clinic were monstrously huge.
They were the size of large crabs and their black-red bodies, with two large pincers like axes, flailed at anyone who approached, looking every bit like combat lobsters.
"What the hell is this?!"
Mu Chen was in severe pain and tried to get rid of the two crayfish with a Spirit Art.
Who knew these crayfish were cunning too, sensing danger and quickly hiding back in the pond, leaving Mu Chen with two bloody marks.
"I really hit so bad luck, the old woman in that broken house and the crayfish in the pond, what on earth are they fed to be so vicious? Xin Lin must be hiding sothing, I’m going right to the Dean, I can’t believe we can’t catch you this ti."
Mu Chen very indecently clutched at his bottom.
"Master Mu, why all the noise this early in the morning, what’s happening?"
Just as Mu Chen was about to tattle, he saw Xin Lin walking out from the School Clinic.
She looked pale and seed a bit weak, with her large, curious eyes surveying Mu Chen.
"Eh... you’ve recovered from your illness?"
Mu Chen saw Xin Lin and was visibly shocked.
"I’m still a bit weak, but I can attend class now, thank you Master Mu for your concern."
Xin Lin pretended not to see the embarrassed look on Mu Chen’s face.
"Cough cough, it’s good that you’ve recovered. Rember to co to class, and don’t forget, you promised earlier to find the Spiritual Beast that attacked. Governor Huang has been pressing for this several tis in the last few days."
After saying a few words, Mu Chen hobbled away.
As soon as Mu Chen left, Master Mo ca out.
"Xiao Xin, do you think we can eat those crayfish from our pond? I nearly got my fingers pinched off trying to catch them yesterday."
Master Mo said and crouched by the pond’s edge, drooling over the sight of those giant crayfish.
Qingtian Academy was inland with little seafood; river creatures were small, more shell than at, not even qualifying for Spiritual Food.
Master Mo didn’t even ask Xin Lin where she had been the past three days, as if she wasn’t interested at all.
Xin Lin’s gaze was complex as she looked at Master Mo.
She had arrived just in ti to see the altercation between Master Mo and Mu Chen.
Master Mo’s skills...
"Give it a few more days, and I’ll make you spicy crayfish."
Thousands of words ended up being just one sentence.
"Let’s make so fish too, ah, ever since Master Ji left, I’ve had no place to enjoy a good al."
Master Mo spoke with mixed feelings of joy and concern.
"Right, that girl nad Ziyue has been coming here every noon looking for you these past few days, seems like she has sothing very important. Though she’s from the Murong Family, she’s more personable than the rest of them."
Master Mo mumbled to herself while looking at the pond.
Ziyue ca looking for her?
Could it be there was a lead on the Spiritual Beast that attacked?
Upon hearing this, Xin Lin was secretly thrilled; she too was curious about which Spiritual Beast dared to disguise itself as the Overlord Egg and fra her own.
~ Updated late again, cough cough, after I got ho today, I just fell asleep, and my eyes are a bit inflad. Tomorrow is January 1st, so Da Fu wishes everyone a Happy New Year, thank you all for your votes and rewards. The next few days will be double monthly ticket days, so if you have a monthly ticket, please cast it, and prioritize the old book Abandoned Genius Doctor for those who follow both new and old books, thank you all~
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