Douluo: The Glory of the Peerless Angel

Chapter 13 Grilled Fish and Shrek Academy (Part 2)

The dark sky turned dark blue, and a faint glimmer of dawn appeared in the distance to the east, as if a faint purple aura had flashed by. Bei Bei, who was in charge of everyone's safety in the second half of the night, hurriedly got up and woke up Huo Yuhao, who was somewhat obsessed with practicing the Xuan Tian Gong for the first time.

At the same time, Tang Ya, who had been sleeping soundly, seemed to have been suddenly woken up by an alarm clock. She sprang up instantly and transformed into a phantom, rushing to Bei Bei's side.

The three sat cross-legged on the ground facing east, their minds fully focused, inhaling slowly and gently, their eyes fixed on the faint purple hue.

Bei Bei and Tang Ya each exhaled a stream of white energy, which slowly dissipated after several inhalations and exhalations. Huo Yuhao had just learned the Xuan Tian Gong and was not as strong as the two of them. He could only feel that his Spirit Eye Martial Soul seemed to be nourished by a gentle and strange power, which was more effective than cultivating all night in the past.

Ling Bai, Ning Tian, ​​and Wu Feng awoke from their sleep and meditation, and looked at the three Tang Sect members who were immersed in cultivation. Ning Tian's deep blue eyes revealed a hint of curiosity, and she said with interest:

"Is this a secret technique of the Tang Clan?"

Ling Bai nodded slightly: "The Purple Demon Eye is a secret technique used by Tang Clan disciples to cultivate their spiritual power and eyesight by utilizing the purple energy from the east."

"It's quite interesting."

The Nine Treasure Glazed Tile School has no shortage of secret methods for cultivating spiritual power, so Ning Tian's evaluation of the Purple Demon Eye was only that it was somewhat interesting.

After the three members of the Tang Clan finished their training, the group continued their journey to Shrek Academy.

The planned route required them to bypass the Star Dou Great Forest. To accommodate Huo Yuhao's weak stamina, the six of them traveled at a relatively slow pace. It took them three whole days before they could even see the outline of Shrek Academy.

As you walk along the main road out into a jungle, you see high city walls stretching out to the left and right on the distant plains. Compared to the academy you've always imagined, Shrek Academy is actually more like a city.

Shrek City is built on the Lima Plain and covers an extremely vast area. Shrek City is one of the largest cities in the Douluo Continent, with a permanent population of over two million. Its scale far exceeds that of Nine Treasures City under the Nine Treasures Glazed Tile School. Only the capitals of the four great empires can compare with it.

Shrek Academy is not located in the center of Shrek City, but in the eastern part of Shrek City, subtly forming a confrontation with the Star Dou Great Forest. If the Star Dou Great Forest were to launch a beast tide one day, Shrek Academy would be the first line of defense on the continent, preventing the soul beast army from rushing into the continent and causing countless deaths and injuries.

Shrek City has three gates: west, south, and north, which can be entered and exited at will. Only the east gate is reserved for Shrek Academy. Now, during Shrek's annual enrollment season, the east gate is extremely noisy.

More than 5,000 people gathered outside the East Gate, creating a bustling atmosphere. A large number of vendors had already set up numerous stalls at the city gate, making the area outside the city much more lively than the city itself.

There were a dozen or so young men in yellow school uniforms stationed at the city gate. They were second and third-year students from Shrek Academy. Bei Bei, relying on the fame of the Twin Stars, directly used his face to lead everyone to skip the queue.

Feeling the strange gazes gathering in their direction, Tang Ya touched her face and asked in confusion:

"What's wrong with these students? Why are they staring at us? Beibei, quickly check if I didn't wash my face properly this morning!"

Beibei smiled and reached out her wicked hands to knead Tang Ya's smooth, fair face several times. She inwardly praised her girlfriend's incredibly soft and bouncy skin, and said with a grin:

"It's none of your business, it's mainly them..."

Beibei nodded to Ling Bai and Ning Tian, ​​who were intently admiring the scenery beside her. Tang Ya turned her head and immediately understood.

With their flawless looks inherited from their genes, coupled with the noble temperament shaped by their superior upbringing, these two are truly extraordinary. One is a heartthrob, and the other is a heartthrob; wherever they go, they turn heads.

Within five minutes, Tang Ya noticed eight people nearly bumping into a pillar while engrossed in admiring the opposite sex. Among them were several freshmen in white school uniforms, their youthful faces visibly flushed, prompting Tang Ya to shake her head and sigh.

Youth is wonderful, innocent young men!

Beibei and Tang Ya led the four of them into Shrek Academy. Unlike the bustling atmosphere at the city gate, Shrek Academy had a beautiful and tranquil environment with lush vegetation.

Walking along the wide avenue, no matter which direction you look, you can see at least ten different kinds of plants carefully cultivated by plant-type Soul Masters. After walking two hundred meters forward, several enormous statues block your view. There are ten statues in total, each nearly ten meters tall, all carved from the hardest granite.

"These are the ancestors of Shrek Academy."

Upon seeing the statue, both Beibei and Tangya straightened their backs, their expressions revealing a hint of respect and admiration.

"The Golden Iron Triangle and the Shrek Seven Devils."

Flander, Yu Xiaogang, and Liu Erlong, the founders of Shrek Academy, laid the foundation for Shrek's eternal glory.

Dai Mubai, Oscar, Tang San, Ma Hongjun, Xiao Wu, Ning Rongrong, and Zhu Zhuqing—the names of the original Shrek Seven Devils resounded throughout the Douluo Continent, marking the beginning of Shrek's ten thousand years of glory.

Ling Bai glanced at the ten lifelike statues, his gaze lingering only on the two figures for a few more seconds.

One of them was naturally Tang San. Ling Bai looked at Tang San, who had long blue hair and a gentle smile on his face. His actions in the Peerless Tang Sect were astonishing. Ninety-eight percent of Huo Yuhao's suffering was due to him.

Another woman who caught Ling Bai's eye was a stunningly beautiful woman with a graceful figure and an air of nobility. She held a small, nine-colored pagoda in her fair, jade-like palm. She was a woman of unparalleled beauty and grace.

Ning Rongrong, the Nine-Colored Goddess, is the ancestor of the Nine Treasure Glazed Tile Sect.

Ling Bai wasn't interested in Ning Rongrong; he only saw Ning Tian's shadow in her. The others also repeatedly looked Ning Tian and Ning Rongrong over and over. Wu Feng was stunned; she couldn't understand how people separated by ten thousand years could be so similar!

No one noticed the complex look in Huo Yuhao's eyes as he looked at Dai Mubai and Zhu Zhuqing. There was admiration and worship for the two ancestors, but also disgust and hatred for Duke Baihu. He bit his lip tightly, lowered his head and walked at the back, trying his best to make everyone ignore his strangeness.

At the end of the statue was a fork in the road. Tang Ya pointed to both sides and explained, "The road splits here from the statue. The larger area on the left is for the Martial Soul Department, and the smaller area on the right is for the Soul Guidance Department. Bei Bei and I will now take you to the Martial Soul Department freshman registration area."

The enrollment process is nearing its end, and the Shrek Academy registration office is no longer as bustling as it was at the beginning, with only a few students queuing up to register.

The registration desk was occupied by a middle-aged man who appeared to be around forty years old. He was tall, fair-skinned, and beardless, with a cold and aloof demeanor that seemed almost etched on his face. The badge on his chest was engraved with his name and position.

Du Weilun, Dean of Studies at the School of Foreign Languages.

(End of this chapter)