As the number of mbers increased, the Scarecrow found it difficult to lead the team.
It went forward, knocking and kicking to get Fufu out of bed, but after the covenant was completed, Fufu didn’t care at all, seeing that the Scarecrow wasn’t its master anyway.
Simply, it switched to a determined posture and activated [tal and Iron], continuing to sleep soundly.
[Damn it!]
The Scarecrow cursed helplessly and had no choice but to leave Fufu behind.
On the topic of the little Ugly Wolf, it didn’t plan on following the Scarecrow’s arrangents either.
The reason it ran so fast was because it had to pee urgently.
Not really urgently, more like it just wanted to mark territory.
The last advice from the Summoner was quite good, to try and pee in secluded places, as those were truly unclaid territories.
After so effort over this period, apart from a few dangerous places with strong auras, it had marked about eighty to ninety percent of those remote areas.
Tonight, it aid to explore a completely new area again.
[Roar Bobo!]
Before long, it arrived in front of an entirely new teaching building.
This building was recently completed, and considering the school’s earthen summon creatures’ level, constructing such a building quickly was no challenge at all.
The real challenge was the intricate interior decoration.
So currently, it was still under renovation and would be put to use next sester.
Its location was indeed remote, almost at the corner of the Imperial University.
At the entrance of the first-floor lobby of the teaching building, there was a brand-new plaque hanging.
Due to the strong wind during the day, the cloth covering the plaque had been blown open, revealing the large characters "Cubicle Plaque."
Yes, this building was specially constructed for the cubicle plaque major.
With the ergence of the cubicle plaque taverse, the school anticipated a large increase in enrollnts for this major next year.
They planned to pull this major out on its own and form a separate departnt, with this building being the dedicated premise.
[Roar Boho!]
The little Ugly Wolf couldn’t read; it just knew its current goal was to thoroughly mark this seven-tiered tower-like structure.
However, just as it lifted its paw to step inside, it suddenly heard a voice from beneath.
[Little one, this is not a place you should be.]
[Roar Bo?]
This made the little Ugly Wolf pause, wondering if sothing was hidden underground.
Indeed, shortly afterward it saw a shadow slowly rise.
It was a column-like stone elephant summon creature, with 70% of its pillar-like face taken by a long face.
It looked like so kind of aboriginal half-mask, with a rocky beard underneath.
Its limbs were short and small, crouched on the stone pillar.
[This place is the territory of our 4-Turn Gang.]
[You’re... not qualified to enter.]
The stone elephant said these words as it opened and closed its mouth.
At night, when all students and staff were asleep, was the peak activity period for summon creature gangs in the school.
They usually gathered not to do anything special, just to stake out territory and declare sovereignty, or collectively go out and cause trouble for other gangs.
This newly-built teaching building had been taken from a 5-turn summon creature’s underlings as a new gathering place even before it was completed.
5-turn summon creatures are relatively rare and seldom form cohesive organizations.
Thus, a few 4-turn gangs within the school are considered the strongest underground forces.
[Roar Boho Bo!]
Sputter!
However, the little Ugly Wolf just lifted its hind leg and peed at the feet of the column.
It was particularly fond of things like columns.
As for the 4-Turn Gang, it couldn’t care less.
In fact, it didn’t have any concept of such things.
Previously, it was occasionally brought by the Scarecrow to stand on stage to join the fun.
During gang fights, it didn’t exert much effort, only making marks on the fallen losers.
[Mmm...!]
Electric currents coursed through the stone pillar’s body, causing it to wobble uncontrollably.
However, the creature seed to have a good temper; even after this, it didn’t plan to fight back.
[Little one, I advise you not to be so reckless]
[Our Rainbow Gang is not soone you can provoke lightly]
It even continued to warn the little Ugly Wolf.
In reality, this stone pillar was quite a rare type of summon creature known as a Totem Beast.
Most Totem Beasts are not warlike and possess limited attack capabilities, often following a support route.
[Boho Bo Bo!]
After marking, the little Ugly Wolf shuddered, said thanks to its opponent, and then swaggered into the building.
[Hey, you stubborn little guy...]
The Totem Beast watched the little Ugly Wolf leave and sighed.
It pondered for a mont and still felt uneasy.
Then it floated over to follow it.
Yes, floated.
Its short legs couldn’t walk; they were rely decorative.
[Hahahaha! Welco to the Rainbow Tower!]
[You’re the first challenger today!]
It only floated a few ters when it heard wild laughter inside.
With a change in expression, it quickened its pace to float inside.
At this ti, in the circular hall of the building, the little Ugly Wolf was facing off with a summon creature.
The opponent was a humanoid summon creature with green skin, which upon closer inspection was covered with scales.
However, the most striking feature was its long neck and snake-like head.
It was a half-serpent.
Rainbow Tower was the na the 4-Turn Gang, Rainbow Gang, gave to the teaching building.
Since occupying here, they’ve spread the word that anyone who can successfully defeat the guards on each floor and reach the top will earn their recognition.
In this underground world at the Imperial University, gaining recognition from other gangs is quite important.
Because only with the acknowledgnt of at least two gangs can one establish their own gang.
At the Imperial University, many summon creatures are stuck at the 4th turn.
Since during university, students often see the 4th turn as the pinnacle, and after reaching this stage, they would shift focus and resources to other summon creatures.
Thus, there is a considerable number of 4-turn summon creatures.
Among them are those wanting to form a gang.
Compared to other gangs which require waging wars, the Rainbow Gang’s trial for recognition is considered very civilized and convenient.
So, naturally, since spreading the word, it has attracted quite a few challengers.
Unfortunately so far, no one has received approval from the top floor, that is, from their gang leader.
Currently, the half-serpent that the little Ugly Wolf faced was the first floor’s guard.
Only by defeating it can one proceed to the next floor.
[Serpent Man, don’t make things difficult for it]
[This little guy is only at the 3rd turn]
However, the peace-loving Totem Beast intervened at this mont.
Though its combat power was weak, its sensitivity was second only to the leader of the Rainbow Gang.
[Hmm? What? 3rd turn?]
[Then what are you causing a ruckus here for, go, go, go! This snake doesn’t fight weaklings!]
The Serpent Man was montarily stunned upon hearing this and imdiately waved it off.
[Roar...!]
Upon hearing this, the clueless little Ugly Wolf got enraged.
Hearing the opponent calling it a challenger earlier had made it quite excited.
Because it reminded it of the tis in the Dark Cloud Wolf Corridors when the big wolves constantly challenged each other.
Finally, it had its turn to experience it.
But right at the start, the opponent looked down on it?
That was unbearable.
So, it began to swell, with scales erging under its cloud-covered body.
[Hmm?! This aura!]
The Serpent Man quickly lost its nerve and its face changed drastically.
It looked at the Totem Beast, full of fear and bla.
Are you sure this is a 3rd-turn summon creature?
Who are you fooling!
Isn’t this a 5th-turn?!
However, the Totem Beast also looked panicked, it could still sense that this was indeed a 3rd-turn creature.
But it had never encountered such a strong and overwhelming 3rd-turn aura!
But at this point, it was too late for words.
As a lightning column capable of enveloping the entire hall, had already struck down.
Boom!!!!!!!
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