Douluo: The Peerless Tang Sect - The Ordinary Life of a Supporting Character

Chapter 6 I almost thought I was the protagonist

With a whoosh, the golden abacus fell swiftly. Looking at Wang Nan, who was still motionless, Sun He held back a bit of his strength at the last moment.

However, in that brief moment of hesitation, Wang Nan swept his dragon-patterned staff forward.

When Wang Nan absorbed his second spirit ring, he had the same experience as the first time. In the sea of ​​spirit, he once again experienced a battle with the Scaled Armored Demon Crocodile and learned another skill from it, which was also the means he used to fight against Sun He's mental attacks.

When Sun He saw Wang Nan's attack, his eyes widened in shock. He watched as a pitch-black stick transformed into a thick tail with two yellow spirit rings, sweeping straight toward his waist.

"First he stabbed me in the stomach, now he sweeps me in the waist. Where did this kid learn those moves from?"

Sun He himself possessed the ability to launch mental attacks, and quickly discerned the true nature of Wang Nan's strike. However, the direction of the blow was too cunning, and he dared not take it head-on. He had no choice but to withdraw his hand and use his abacus to block Wang Nan's sweeping attack. With a "crash," the abacus beads scattered and fell to the ground with a clattering sound.

"Teacher Sun, your abacus beads are practically hitting my face."

"Heh heh, you're making fun of me now. If this were a real fight, do you think you'd still have a chance to use your last move?"

As Sun He spoke, he gathered the abacus beads scattered all around him. Although it looked like his martial spirit had been shattered, it was actually just his soul skill, using the abacus beads to lessen the impact of the attack.

"Teacher, in a real battle, the moment I saw six spirit rings, I would have already started running away."

Upon hearing this, Sun He's smile widened, and he pulled out a sign from somewhere. "Alright, alright, you're so good at talking. You passed the test. Here's the certificate. Go register now."

"Thank you, Teacher Sun."

"Wait a moment!"

Wang Nan was about to leave when Sun He stopped him again.

"What's wrong, Teacher Sun?"

"Um, the letter of recommendation."

Wang Nan took out a bright yellow envelope and handed it over.

"I didn't realize the Emperor of the Star Luo Empire admired you so much." Sun He opened the envelope and marveled at the contents.

Wang Nan didn't think that the Star Luo Emperor really treated him differently. The letter of recommendation was just full of nice words; he could just listen to it and not take it seriously.

Sun He didn't say anything more, and waved his hand at Wang Nan, "Alright, alright, go and register."

After jumping off the stage, Wang Nan glanced around and realized that in the short time it took to say those two sentences, Wang Yan had already reached another stage and was watching the new students there with great interest.

"Second Uncle, what are you looking at?"

"Let's see if any of this year's freshmen have any particularly special martial souls," Wang Yan said, turning around. "Did you get the proof?"

"Got it." Wang Nan waved the sign in his hand.

"That's good. Now I'll take you to register."

"By the way, Second Uncle, why does the academy require recommendation letters?" Wang Nan had wanted to ask this question for a long time.

"It's important to understand that Shrek Academy's ability to exist independently, without belonging to any empire, came at a price. Entry to the academy requires a recommendation letter from at least a city lord level from one of the three major empires. This allows the three major empires to enjoy the academy's educational resources first, while also serving as a constraint on the academy."

"Of course, this only applies to outer court disciples. Once it involves the inner court, it's not that simple. For Shrek Academy, the inner court is the true core, and the academy's higher-ups are naturally willing to sacrifice some of the outer court's interests in exchange for independent status."

After listening, Wang Nan didn't press the matter further. The adult world was simply too complicated.

With Wang Yan's guidance, Wang Nan quickly completed the registration, enrollment, and collection of college supplies.

Upon arriving at the dormitory building, Wang Yan handed the dormitory key, school uniform, and badge to Wang Nan.

"Alright, you'll have to walk the rest of the way on your own. There are still two days before classes officially start, so you can use this time to wander around and familiarize yourself with the environment. Also, have you remembered everything I told you on the way?"

"I've got it."

"Okay, go ahead."

Goodbye, Second Uncle.

Wang Yan didn't say anything, but smiled and waved his hand.

Wang Nan turned around, looked at the dormitory building in front of him that was dyed in four colors: white, yellow, purple, and black, and silently complained about the strange color scheme before walking towards the white building entrance for the freshmen.

At the entrance of the white dormitory building, an elderly man, frail and nearing the end of his life, lay on a recliner, his eyes slightly closed, as if asleep. Wang Nan knew that this unassuming old man was none other than Mu En, one of the strongest beings on the Douluo Continent.

With a level 99 Limit Douluo right before his eyes, Wang Nan couldn't help but take another look. However, as he looked at him for the second time, he noticed that Mu En was also looking at him, giving him a kind smile.

Their eyes met, and Wang Nan, slightly embarrassed at being caught peeking, said, "Uh, hello grandpa."

"Okay, okay." Moon nodded gently.

Wang Nan didn't disturb them any further and went into the dormitory building.

"102." After glancing at the key in his hand, Wang Nan quickly confirmed the location of his dormitory. It was quite far ahead, just a few steps from the entrance.

Pushing open the dormitory door, Wang Nan found that the dormitory had been cleaned spotlessly, and his roommate had already moved in. At this moment, the person was sitting cross-legged on the bed, with long hair hanging down naturally, covering his shoulders.

Hearing the door open, he turned around, his handsome eyes meeting Wang Nan's.

what?

Wang Nan was taken aback and checked the dormitory number again. Was he in the boys' dormitory?

"Hello, you're a freshman too, right? My name is Gongyang Mo, and I'm also a freshman this year."

Gongyang Mo? With that name in mind, Wang Nan quickly remembered who he was.

In fact, Gongyang Mo did not appear many times in Wang Nan's memory. The reason why he could remember him so quickly was that, apart from his martial soul being the Rainbow Dragon, which was comparable to the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Pagoda, his appearance and behavior were very similar to those of a girl.

"Thank goodness it was Gongyang Mo. I almost thought I'd become the main character, with a female roommate dressed as a man."

"Hello, my name is Wang Nan."

After saying hello, Wang Nan entered the dormitory and took out his luggage from the storage device on his wrist.

Before setting off, Wang Xing prepared many things for him. This storage soul tool was just one of them. Other daily necessities were also included, along with several defensive soul tools, several disposable soul tools, some pills, and of course, the most important gold soul coins. In terms of value alone, these were comparable to the entire fortune of some low-level soul masters.

Don't be fooled by the fact that any random teacher from Shrek Academy is more powerful than Wang Xing. In the outside world, a Soul King is a level that many people can hardly reach. Therefore, Wang Xing is quite wealthy.

In addition, Wang Xing knew that Wang Nan was not extravagant and was afraid that his child would be mistreated at the academy, so the luggage he prepared was naturally of good quality.

While chatting casually with Gongyang Mo, Wang Nan quickly made his bed. Looking at the dormitory in front of him, he suddenly felt a sense of nostalgia.

It's been a long time since I last stayed in the dormitory.

(End of this chapter)