Full-Time Magister: Dark Throne

Chapter 61 Elite Hunter? I'm a Master!

Yunling is an important part of the Nanling Mountains, located at the junction of three provinces. It is rich in mineral resources and is famous for the clouds that accumulate on its mountaintops all year round.

The demons of the Nanling lineage are known for their wolf clan. The wolf clan that invaded Bocheng belonged to the Nanling lineage, while the Yunling branch also has its own unique wolf clan.

The Cloud Wolf Tribe is known for its speed and, with the Cloud Ridge Mountains as its base, frequently raids the surrounding towns, earning it a notorious reputation. The Cloud Ridge Military Region was established for this purpose.

After arriving in Yunling City by plane, the group of 21 people from the three universities had to walk to the Yunling Mine.

"So, with so many people here, who will be the captain?" Liao Xinghe asked lazily, stroking his spiky hair.

Five kilometers away is the exit of Anjie; beyond Anjie lies the territory of demons and monsters, home to outstanding students from the three major universities.

There were three team leaders in total, plus a woman who suddenly appeared; it was complete chaos.

If they encounter demons, and three of these twenty-one people are in command simultaneously, then they can simply say goodbye to this beautiful world.

and also--

Liao Xinghe narrowed his eyes slightly as he looked at the silent woman in black veil at the end of the line.

Who is she? Why do the universities in Xiamen listen to her so much?

"So the guest that Dean Xiao mentioned who wanted to participate in the training was you." He An looked at Asha Ruya, who was standing quietly beside him, and said softly.

Although I had some expectation after meeting Asha'ruya at Jimei University, I was still somewhat surprised that she actually appeared during the training.

What was her purpose in appearing on the exchange student program? And in what capacity did she come?

"Are you surprised?" Asha's voice murmured back, but with a hint of amusement in it.

"that is----"

While He An and Asha Ruya were chatting animatedly, the others were also arguing heatedly.

"There's so much data on the demons we need to collect. Why don't we just divide them into three teams based on the academy and collect the data separately? That would speed up the mission," Mu Tingying said impatiently as she listened to their argument.

"You can split into small teams when collecting data, but you still need to gather together when traveling. Otherwise, why do you think the military mages don't send people in?" Dai Guanchen snorted and retorted. He had been annoyed by this stupid woman for a long time. If it weren't for her, he wouldn't have been scolded by Dean Chu.

"Why?" Ren Ke asked, puzzled.

The flamboyant Fu Yunshu snapped open his folding fan, cleared his throat, and said, "Because powerful military mages need to guard the mines, and ordinary military mages are far inferior to us, we need many military mages to form a team, but this will provoke a reaction from the demon tribes."

"Everyone, stop arguing. Let me handle this. I'm an elite hunter from the Hunter Alliance with extensive wilderness experience." Zhu Lei, from Xiamen University, carefully took out a medal symbolizing his elite status from his pocket and pinned it to his chest.

This is the hunter's medal he just received not long ago during his training; he had endured a lot of hardship to obtain it.

Liao Xinghe and Dai Guanchen exchanged a glance, about to speak, when He An smiled and stepped forward from the end of the line.

"Elite Hunter?" He An took out a three-star Hunter Master medal. "Excuse me, I am a Hunter Master."

When it comes to dangerous tasks like wilderness training, it's best to keep command in your own hands.

In the original story, the tragedy that occurred during the trials in the capital was due to the lack of a unified and effective leader.

"What? I need to verify the badge!" Zhu Lei stared in shock at the medal in He An's hand.

He An handed over the medal, and Zhu Lei hurriedly began to examine it, paying attention to every detail.

"There's nothing wrong with the cards."

After examining them carefully for a moment, Zhu Lei stared blankly at He An's Hunter Master Medal and his own Hunter Elite Medal in his hand.

Hunter badges, like magical artifacts, must be imprinted on one's soul. These things cannot be faked. I myself have been fortunate enough to see the badge of a master hunter, and the one in my hand is exactly the same as that one.

The Hunter Elite Medal that I earned through so much hard work in the wild seemed so insignificant compared to the Master Medal of my peers.

Seeing Zhu Lei's dejected appearance, He An stepped forward, patted him on the shoulder, and sighed sympathetically.

It's already quite remarkable for a student at this age to receive the Hunter Elite Medal.

Unfortunately, what defeated you wasn't talent, but cheat codes.

"Having a Hunter Master lead the team is absolutely no problem."

Liao Xinghe's gaze toward He An burned even more intensely, as if he wanted to burn him through. This man was becoming more and more attractive to him. He had to find a way to fight him when he got back.

"I agree." Dai Xinghe nodded with a smile, then looked at the crowd behind him. "What do you all think?"

With a master hunter leading the team, what else can they possibly think?

Teams heading to the outskirts of Anjie usually can't find a Hunter Master to lead them. Hunter Masters aren't just any ordinary people; they've earned their titles through countless near-death experiences in the wild!

Although hunter masters of He An's age are relatively rare, the value of this medal should not be underestimated, whether he obtained it through his own strength or by using the power behind him.

No one had any objections to He An leading the team. Instead, they shed their previous gloomy expressions and became excited. With the Hunter Master leading the team, the casualties on this training trip would definitely be much smaller.

Only Fu Yunshu's mouth, which had just opened, remained frozen on her face. Damn it, why does she feel like her presence is getting weaker and weaker?

"Following this river, it will lead us to the first information collection point."

He An picked up the map, examined it carefully, drew a circle on it with a red pen, and handed it to Zhu Lei, instructing him to lead the way at the front of the group.

Unfortunately, due to my poor sense of direction, although I can read a map, I easily lose my sense of direction while traveling.

Even now, He An still hasn't figured out the specific origin of this terrible sense of direction, but he vaguely senses that this trait is intricately connected to the Dark Dimension.

"Rivers can indeed guide us in the wild, but their existence also means that many demons will come here to drink. We must be careful," Zhu Lei said, taking the map from He An.

"This river, which flows from the depths of Yunling, is said to not originate from the mountains, but rather from the clouds that gather there year-round, flowing down from the clouds—" Since the hike was rather boring, Jiang Yu decided to tell everyone about the origin of this river.

With a knowledgeable old master as his teacher, Jiang Yu could tell these little stories with ease, quickly drawing everyone into the narrative.

As everyone listened to Jiang Yu's introduction, they gazed at the river, as if they could truly see the surging waters hanging down from the clouds.

The river meanders upwards, through the valley, around a vast, dense forest, and plunges into the distant, towering mountains.

A dilapidated temple lies quietly halfway up one of the mountains.

In the center of the main hall, the Buddha statue, stripped of its golden robes, slowly opened its eyes and gazed at the crowd walking along the river.

"Thump!"

A deep, muffled sound of a wooden fish echoed from the depths of the dilapidated temple.

The Buddha statue has a mouth made of clay that opens and closes, but the sound comes from its abdomen.

"Do you also have a wish?"

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