Dragon Clan: Avoid the College Entrance Examination to Slay the Dragon

Chapter 34 Bronze Plan
"Tianji said that we have found the approximate location of the Bronze City?" Angé turned around suddenly.

"Yes," Mance replied.

"How did they know for sure?"

"This is a hidden technology of the heavens, we don't know it."

"The depth of Tianji is terrifying." A sigh appeared on Angé's angular face.

"Tianji asked me to tell you this news and ask you to convey it to the school board. They only trust you and don't want to communicate further with the school board."

"That's good," Ange snorted softly, "It's a good way to cool down these politicians. There's been a surge of talent in recent years, and I think some idiots are even dreaming of becoming the new generation of dragons."

"Also," he suddenly interrupted, "you must have hidden a lot of information about Bronze City."

"Yes."

"When will you tell me?"

"Wait until I'm completely sure of something."

A deep laugh rolled out of Ange's throat. "Mance, you have grown up. Without you, I really think we would have fallen completely."

Mans's eyelashes trembled slightly. "To be honest, many people in Tianji are more trustworthy than the school board."

Ange walked to the French window, looking at the academy that was bustling with activity after the bell rang. "It's normal. We all know how corrupt Tianji has been in recent times, but since the reorganization in 52, when the old Tianji forces were basically wiped out, they are a new generation and naturally full of vitality."

"And we..." His pupils darkened. "The speed at which some people degenerate after World War II is truly terrifying."

Mance added, "A significant portion of the board of directors simply doesn't realize that the pressure on the executive board is growing exponentially."

Ange's lips curled into a sneer. "They think they have everything under control. Humans are a species bred by the past. After World War II, the incidence of dragons plummeted, from 46 to 88, basically spanning two generations. That's enough time to imprint a certain ideology within our skulls."

Ange suddenly turned around and said, "Stop talking nonsense, what do you want?
Mans's expression was solemn. "I request a thorough and covert investigation of all secret party organizations except Cassel."

Ange raised his eyebrows slightly. "Didn't they say it would be done in 10 years? Why so early?"

Mans's eyes flashed with stars. "Because the Bronze Project is significantly ahead of schedule, I expect to see concrete results in 09."

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Toyama Masashi folded the test report into a neat square. "All vital signs are within standard ranges. In my opinion, it's just that the clairvoyance reaction is a little bit intense."

Gu Yi picked up his jeans and said, "Thank you."

"Gu Yi, what did you see during your clairvoyance?" Manstein asked.

"It's like a nightmare drowned in snow." Gu Yi's fingertips unconsciously stroked the bed rails. "Someone is fleeing, and the devil is chasing them."

"Is that so? Don't worry about it. You can see all sorts of things when you have a clairvoyance. For some people, it reveals their deepest fears, for others, it makes them happy, and for some, it's like watching a movie."

"For example, me!" Guderian suddenly jumped in front of the bed. "My vision was of me chasing over twenty doctors around the hospital! Their white coats fluttered like a flock of pigeons!"

Gu Yi was a little surprised, "Why are you chasing the doctor, professor?" "Because it makes me happy." Guderian looked at Gu Yi strangely, as if his question was incomprehensible.

Gu Yi hesitated to speak, as he felt that he knew too little about this professor.

Manstein's palm slapped his colleague's head accurately, and the crisp slap shook the medical cart in the corner. "Shut up!"

When he turned to Gu Yi, he resumed his businesslike tone: "You can return to the dormitory now. Remember to have a good rest. Remember to select your classes tonight. The formal classes will start tomorrow."

Gu Yi was a little reserved, "Professor, I ruined the entire exam room."

Manstein raised his palm to interrupt him. "Don't worry about that. The other candidates have already completed the exam in the backup examination room. Now all you need to do is adjust your state of mind."

"Ok."

Guderian suddenly pulled out his cell phone from his suit pocket and looked at Gu Yi mysteriously. "Guess what? What's your 3E test score?"

"what?"

"S-level!" the old professor danced with joy. "You answered all ten questions! That's really impressive!"

"Do you know Chu Zihang's grades?"

"I know. He's A-level." Guderian nodded. "This year is another bumper year, and there are quite a few A-levels."

"Thank you, professor." Gu Yi nodded.

Manstein continued, "Your student ID will be issued to you later. Since you're S-rank, you enjoy the best benefits. Your student ID can be used as a credit card."

Guderian suddenly leaned close to Gu Yi's ear and whispered, "Your student card limit is...tsk tsk." He raised his two index fingers and crossed them to form the Roman numeral X. "One hundred thousand US dollars overdraft limit!"

Gu Yi was shocked. "So much? What's the limit on Chu Zihang's student card?"

"$5 million."

"What about Fingel?"

"His student card has been suspended, and he still owes $3. Norma often asks him to pay up." Manstein rolled his eyes after saying this.

"Is that so?" The corners of Gu Yi's mouth twitched unconsciously. For some reason, he was not surprised at all.

"Go back and rest." Manstein pressed the call bell and asked the nurse to pick up the pieces. "The student ID card will be delivered directly to the dormitory mailbox."

"Then I'll be leaving, three professors."

As Gu Yi pushed open the oak door, a cool summer breeze, carrying the scent of honeysuckle, blew in. Moonlight coated the columns with a layer of mercury. He walked along the cobblestone path toward the dormitory, the gravel making a subtle sound under his shoes.

A stream meandered through the lawn, shimmering with ripples. Fireflies fluttered among the elderberries. A woman hurried by, clutching a cello case. The strings lurched, a low note escaping the jolt, startling a couple kissing by the fountain. The woman in the white dress smiled angrily and pushed her boyfriend away.

Gu Yi stopped and stared, and suddenly felt that the scene in front of him seemed familiar.

(End of this chapter)