The class he had chosen was probably the last class of the week, and no tutor had chosen it before. After all, it was the last class of the week, and most of the students had already made plans for the next day. It was unlikely that they would attend the class, and he had his own goals for coming to Yi Xian Academy. He didn't really want to be a tutor for the rest of his life, so it didn't matter.
He would stay in Yi Xian Academy for a while and investigate what had attracted the Four Cardinal Scales. Then, he would think of a way to bring the students to train and interact with the scales. During this time, he could also roll his die.
Where had Senior Qing Ping gone? Had he gone to find Senior Mu Xie?
Did Senior Mu Xie know about his junior?
Where had Kui Luo gone?
On a neighboring pillar, Mr. Young Wen seemed calm, but he was also observing Lu Yin. She knew what her great-grandfather was thinking, and although he didn't want to interact with this person, he was also curious about him.
If her great-grandfather had allowed this person to approach her, it meant that he wasn't very old and might even be around her own age. It was a bit mysterious for someone this young to be an Envoy.
Mr. Young Wen found it strange that this person hadn't set up any traps yet.
The stone pillars were not only the residence of the instructors, but also a form of identification. Every instructor would set up something on the stone pillars, unless they wanted to devote all of their time and effort into teaching students. They would not set up anything on the stone pillars. However, there had never been anyone who used the methods set up by their predecessors.
Lu Yin still hadn't set up any traps and had instead used her own, which she couldn't figure out. She had also heard that this person had been heckled by the students, but he still hadn't challenged the Eighteen Horizontal Arrays.
Was there any point in being so young?
A middle-aged man walked out from another pillar. He had a scholarly temperament and looked like a tutor.
Lu Yin smiled politely when he saw the man appear.
The man was stunned when he saw Lu Yin. He looked further into the distance and saw Mr. Young Wen. Strange, did someone else change?
He slowly asked, "Are you the new Mister Hao Yu?"
Lu Yin's eyes flashed. His domain and the Void God Realm allowed him to feel the void tremble. This was the power of space, which he had experienced during his battle with Hen Xin. He had also sensed Skyblue's eight-star innate gift, which was a spatial memory. Lu Yin also knew the Strategy Esoteric Reversal, which was related to space, so he could clearly sense the changes in space.
"That's me. Please take care of me in the future," Lu Yin smiled.
Mr. Tang couldn't help but laugh. "Let's take care of each other." After he finished speaking, he looked at Mr. Wen who was further away and guessed what Dean Wen was thinking. This young man was indeed good-looking, and his cultivation wasn't weak either.
Including him, Yi Xian Academy had fourteen teachers and two deans. However, there were fifteen stone pillars surrounding the academy. The dean's stone pillar was in the center. There was also an honorary dean who did not live in the academy. This meant that even if he came, there would still be an empty stone pillar.
Now that a day had passed, many instructors had returned to the stone pillars to rest.
Lu Yin did not look at the other pillars, as the adjacent pillars were visible to the naked eye. If he were to look at the other pillars, he would have to use some methods, which would be impolite.
In any case, there were only so many instructors. He could always get to know them.
The night passed in silence, and the next day, Lu Yin went to the Virtuous Memory Library. There were many ancient books here, and he was looking forward to reading them.
Unfortunately, he was restricted.
"Sir, you need credits to read the books in the library," the old man smiled as he stopped Lu Yin.
Lu Yin blinked, "I'm a mentor."
"Yes, the new Mister Haoyu," the old man said with a smile.
"Mentor," Lu Yin said gloomily.
"You need credits to read books?"
The old man smiled, "Didn't anyone tell you?
Students can use credits to do certain things within the scope of the academy's rules, and mentors need to do the same. For example, in this library, students can only read up to two levels, and mentors can go up to five. However, if you want to go any further, you need credits. By the way, there are secret techniques on the top level that anyone can learn as long as they have enough credits. "
Lu Yin was shocked. Secret techniques were just casually thrown here?
"Then how do I earn credits?"
Lu Yin asked.
The old man pointed downwards, "The ninth book in the fifth row on the third level. It records the experiences of a mentor who once earned credits. You can take a look."
Lu Yin nodded and went downstairs. According to the old man's instructions, he really did find the book.
He flipped through it and quickly finished reading it.
Some mentors earned credits in the same way as students, such as participating in the backside battlefield to gain merit, catching human traitors, or gaining the respect of the students. According to the book, this mentor wasn't very strong and was probably afraid of death, so he didn't dare to go to the backside battlefield. His method of earning credits was a little strange: he was a babysitter.
He was the babysitter of every promising student and would immediately appear whenever a student had even the slightest doubt. He would prepare whatever the student needed, and over time, he was loved and respected by many students. Some simple-minded students even called him "Mentor," which allowed him to earn a huge amount of credits. After all, this was an academy, and being a mentor was definitely the greatest achievement. As for what these credits were used for, it wasn't written in the book.
Lu Yin was disgusted by this method, and he suddenly thought of Ku Wei. Wasn't this just flattering the students?
It was a little tiring, but if this book could be published and placed in this library, then it must be very effective.
"If any student is willing to call you" Mentor, "the old man guarding the library said as he swept the floor. He then reminded Lu Yin," By the way, don't threaten or tempt him. The dean can tell who's sincere and who's not. "
Lu Yin put down the book. "This method is too tiring."
The old man laughed and continued sweeping the floor without saying anything else.
After a while, Lu Yin looked at the time and saw that it was almost time for the next class to begin. The instructor was Mr. Huai, a peak Enlighter who had been at Yi Xian Academy for more than ten years.
His biggest headache right now was not knowing what to teach.
Every instructor in Yi Xian Academy had a different place to teach. After all, the academy was too big, and even if there were ten times more instructors, each instructor would still be able to teach in their own area.
Lu Yin hurried over to where Mr. Huai was teaching, which was a dense forest. Mr. Huai liked the feeling of winding paths leading to seclusion, but Lu Yin felt that it might have been because there were too few students and he was afraid of embarrassing himself by choosing such a place. No matter how few people there were, it wouldn't be obvious.
There were only about fifty students in Mr. Huai's class, and they were scattered throughout the forest. They listened with great interest, but Mr. Huai's main topic was how to break through to the Limiteer realm.
The Limiteer realm was a term that had disappeared from Lu Yin's life for a very long time. His current cultivation was too far away from the Limiteer realm, and he had not expected to hear it here.
"Breaking through to the Limiteer realm requires …" Mr. Huai's brows danced as he lectured excitedly on a very large tree in the forest. It was as if many people were listening to his lecture, and even Lu Yin felt some admiration for him.
Four hours later, the students dispersed. Mr. Huai saw Lu Yin and enthusiastically approached him. "You must be Mr. Haoyu, right? I didn't expect you to come and watch my lecture."
Lu Yin smiled. "I'm new here and didn't know what to teach, so I came to take a look."
Mr. Huai smiled wryly. "Mr. Haoyu saw it. There were very few students, so I've embarrassed myself."
Lu Yin replied, "Mr. Huai's lecture was very good. Why are there so few students?"
Mr. Huai was helpless, and he brought Lu Yin to the side and poured him a cup of tea. "Many of the students in Yi Xian Academy have extraordinary backgrounds. I'm only an Enlighter and a wandering cultivator, so I can't teach them anything. In the beginning, I couldn't even count the number of students I could teach with one hand. I had no choice, as I could only teach Limiteers. After all, not all of the students who come to Yi Xian Academy are from large families, and there are wandering cultivators as well. There are also many students who have yet to reach the Limiteer realm.
Otherwise, I would have been expelled. "Mr. Huai did not continue, but Lu Yin could guess that Yi Xian Academy would not allow anyone to stay here for free.
"But Mr. Haoyu definitely isn't worried about that. You must be an Envoy, right?" Mr. Huai probed carefully.
Lu Yin did not hide anything. "I just broke through not too long ago."
Mr. Huai was envious. "There aren't many Envoy instructors in Yi Xian Academy. Once word gets out, all of the students will gather here. They're not on the same level as us."
Lu Yin replied, "Mr. Huai, there's no need to be so modest. I can see that you're about to break through."
Mr. Huai shook his head. "It's just a short distance. Breaking through isn't that easy."
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Over the next two days, Lu Yin attended a few more instructors' classes, and all of them were Enlighters. These instructors all took a different approach, either talking about very basic knowledge or talking about the key points of cultivation. They were always able to attract some students. It wasn't until the morning of the third day that Lu Yin saw Mr. Tang teach a class. The number of students was far greater than the Enlighters'.
Lu Yin wondered if all of the academy's students had come.
It was during Mr. Tang's class that he saw the majority of the academy's students. Some of them were truly gifted, and although they were very young, their cultivations were very high. There were even a few who had reached the Hunter realm at such a young age, and they were very close to the Ten Arbiters.
Lu Yin did not show himself, as his appearance would have easily caused a commotion and disrupted Mr. Tang's class.
"Hey, did you hear?
There's a very, very handsome instructor in our academy. His name is Haoyu, and he has a very nice name. "
The girl next to her hurried over. "I heard about it too. Mr. Haoyu has a very nice name, and I want to attend his class."
"I checked, and Mr. Haoyu's class will be held this afternoon. It's not far from here."
"That's great, the academy should find more instructors like him. Look at Mr. Huai's instructors, what can they do?
They're just there to make up the numbers. "
"That's right, I broke through to the Limiteer realm a long time ago. I don't need him to lecture me."
Lu Yin heard this and was left speechless. If Mr. Huai heard this, he would definitely be angered to death.
"You, you can't, you can't talk about Huai, Huai, Huai like that." Not far away, an honest-looking fatty anxiously tried to say something.
Quite a few people around him laughed.
"Mr. Huai, I'm dying of anxiety. Can't you just say it all in one breath?"
A girl teased.
The fatty's face turned red. "Huai, Huai."
"Mr. Huai," a male student interrupted with a laugh.
The fatty felt wronged. "Mr. Huai is very, very serious. I, I like to listen to his classes."
"If you like it, then go. What, what are you doing here?"
Someone teased.
The fatty's face turned red, and he wanted to argue, but he could not say anything.