Dragon Clan: I, Nono! Inherit countless futures!

Chapter 80 The Evil Forces of the Academy

Late at night, in the Norton Building, in the conference room.

All members of the student union attended the meeting. The current president, Chen Motong, sat on the sofa in front of the fireplace, lazily yawning.

The people in front of her were making a lot of noise, talking non-stop about the enrollment tasks after they had a free day in two days.

Yes, it's something that happens after one day of freedom, not something that happens after one day of freedom.

Since Chen Motong joined the student council and became its president, the "Free Day" event, where the two major clubs competed for supremacy, has become a foregone conclusion.

Both the student council itself and its rival, the Lionheart Society, clearly understood that this event had lost its meaning.

When a leader exists who can take on a hundred people single-handedly, who can fight an entire gang by himself, and who is good at using overwhelming power, what's the point of playing unless this cheat is banned?

The betting odds on the Night Watchers forum couldn't even be opened because the outcome was so predictable. This annual event, which was originally a grand occasion, became unpopular because the suspense had disappeared.

The previous student council president, Gao An, has graduated successfully and gone off to carry out missions all over the world as a specialist. But the divine move he left behind has, as he wished, successfully made his name recorded in the history of the student council.

Meanwhile, his old rival Cameron failed to recruit Chen Motong because he was blind to her talent, which led to the Lionheart Society becoming completely inferior to the student council and was recorded in the history of the Lionheart Society. It was called the most failed decision made by the president of the Lionheart Society in so many years.

Cameron hasn't graduated yet; he's in his final year at school. But he has absolutely no confidence in defeating Chen Motong's student council and is already considering just surrendering. What's the point of fighting?

But the thought of the academy's oldest and most prestigious institution declining under his leadership still put Cameron under immense pressure, and he was unwilling to graduate in such a way.

Moreover, there is no candidate for the next president yet. He can only pin his hopes on this year's freshmen. It is unrealistic to expect someone who can rival the monstrous talent of Chen Motong, but at least someone who can withstand the pressure should come.

If we can hold out until Chen Motong graduates, we'll have a chance to turn things around!

The only problem is how to persuade those freshmen not to join the thriving student union, but to stubbornly come to rebuild the Lionheart Club, which is on the verge of disbanding?

You should know that every year, clubs recruit members based on the results of a free day.

This is why Freedom Day is scheduled when new students start school—to directly showcase its capabilities to them.

The results of this year's Freedom Day have already been predetermined, and Cameron even considered voting directly. With such a poor performance, how can they attract new students to join?

Cameron was so worried, so worried he was losing his hair.

Cameron was prepared to endure humiliation and hardship, intending to follow his old rival Gao An's example and abandon his preparations for a day of freedom to directly grovel before promising new students.

Just as the start of the school year was approaching, devastating news arrived.

He discovered that Principal Angers had actually assigned Chen Motong to handle the recruitment of promising new students this year!

In previous years, this was the professors' job, but now Chen Motong is being asked to do it. What does that mean?

This means that those promising freshmen have already had contact with Chen Motong! They will naturally flock to Chen Motong when school starts!

And Cameron might not even have the chance to grovel!

Cameron felt his future was bleak, and for a moment, he couldn't think of any other word besides "behind-the-scenes manipulation."

He even suspected that Chen Motong might be the principal's illegitimate daughter.

But Principal Angers doesn't look like someone who could give birth to a red-haired girl!

Just as he was lost in thought, the student council handed him an invitation, saying that President Chen wanted to invite him for a chat.

Cameron thought to himself that there was nothing to talk about with that girl; seeing her would only remind him of his failures. But given their past friendship in Tokyo, Cameron still decided to go.

Then, upon entering Norton Hall, I overheard the student council members discussing how to boast about their victory on Freedom Day to the new students to attract more people.

Cameron's first reaction was, "Is this some kind of humiliation invitation?" His blood rushed to his head, but when he looked up and saw the red-haired girl, he instantly calmed down.

"I can't act impulsively; I can't beat this monster."

He thought this to himself, but his expression didn't look good.

When the student council officers saw the Lionheart Club president arrive, they looked at each other awkwardly and stopped their discussion.

Although victory is already predetermined, the match hasn't even started yet, so discussing what will happen after the victory seems a bit disrespectful.

But their chairman showed no awareness of the need to keep a low profile. While urging everyone to continue the discussion, he stood up and walked towards Cameron, who was rolling his eyes.

"Come with me," the girl said, pushing open the door to a small conference room.

Cameron snorted coldly, but followed along without hesitation.

"Why did you call me here? Let me tell you, the Lionheart Society has not admitted defeat. The outcome of the battle is still uncertain!"

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Cameron spoke coldly, but for some reason felt he lacked confidence.

Chen Motong didn't care about this guy's "tough talk" and calmly said, "Do you really want to win this one day of freedom?"

Cameron frowned in confusion: "What nonsense are you spouting?"

Although he felt deep down that there was a 99% chance of losing, he couldn't bring himself to admit defeat outright, not to mention that he wouldn't let go of any chance of winning.

"You're graduating next year, right? Have you found a candidate for student council president yet?" Chen Motong ignored his question and instead asked a trivial one.

Cameron sensed something was amiss, his brow furrowing deeper and deeper: "What exactly are you trying to say?"

"You've probably heard that all the outstanding freshmen this year were recruited by me. I'm not sure if there are any new S-class students, but all the outstanding A-class students are my people."

Chen Motong spoke slowly, making Cameron almost faint.

This is absolutely a shady operation!

How are we supposed to play this?! This is ridiculous!

Chen Motong ignored his breakdown and casually said, "I can give you a perfect president, and I can also help you win this day of freedom."

"Because I've always felt that the Lionheart Society and the Student Council can coexist peacefully, and there's no need for those meaningless competitions."

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"But you have to do me a favor."

Cameron was stunned. At first, he wondered when Chen Motong had become so kind and if there was something fishy going on. He only breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the request later.

That's more like it; that's how the red-haired shrine maiden usually operates.

"Tell me, what kind of help is it?" Cameron asked cautiously. "I need to hear it first."

"Simple. A good friend of mine was bullied, and the person who bullied him just happened to come to the academy. I want to help my friend get revenge."

"I need your help."

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