Douluo: The Op-Op Fruit, skilled at researching them

Chapter 4, Section 4: Enrollment

Three months have passed in a flash.

Early that morning, Village Chief Jack, along with Luo and Tang San, set off for the Elementary Soul Master Academy in Notting City.

Originally, Su Yuntao wanted to take Luo to the Martial Soul Academy to study, so that Luo could enjoy better treatment.

However, Luo had a special plan in mind, so he refused his kindness and asked him to issue him a work-study certificate for Notting Junior College.

After a period of dedicated training, Luo's soul power level broke through again, successfully advancing to level eight.

At the same time, the spherical "ROOM" space of the surgical fruit also underwent a significant expansion, with its radius increasing by nearly four meters, now extending to a vast area of ​​about eighteen meters.

At the beginning, Luo's cultivation progress was relatively slow.

This is mainly because the initial "ROOM" space was small in scale, and the concentration of the heaven and earth energy that could be gathered and controlled was naturally relatively thin, which to some extent restricted the speed of cultivation.

However, for some reason, perhaps it's because Luo's physical constitution is relatively poor.

Each time, less than one percent of the primordial energy of heaven and earth was absorbed into his body.

Before a large amount of the primordial energy of heaven and earth could be transformed into "experience bars" that could be used to increase soul power, it would quietly dissipate from his body and vanish into the world, much to Luo's regret.

Luo guessed that his true innate soul power was definitely not as high as level seven. The reason he was at level seven when he was tested was probably because he cultivated after awakening the power of the Op-Op Fruit.

After all, although his Yama Martial Soul sounds very imposing, it is actually just a katana covered in rust.

The amount of innate soul power a soul master possesses is clearly closely related to the quality of their martial soul.

In other words, the level of a person's innate soul power also determines the quality of their martial soul!

The quality of a martial soul is actually a manifestation of a person's innate talent and aptitude!

This person has a high-quality martial soul, so their innate soul power is naturally high, their physical aptitude is better, and their cultivation progress will be faster!

The best example is the Grandmaster, whose martial soul "Luo Sanpao" is actually the "Golden Sacred Dragon" - that is, the "Light Sacred Dragon" martial soul.

It was only because the master's innate soul power was only half a level that his martial soul "Luo Sanpao" failed to transform and became a "farting pig".

Or perhaps—it's because the martial soul "Luo Sanpao" failed to transform, which is why the master's innate soul power is only half a level?

The relationship between the quality of a martial soul and innate soul power is obviously an extremely complex issue.

However, no matter what, the reason why the master could never break through to level 30 in his life must be because the quality of his martial soul—that is, his innate talent was too poor!

Luo is currently unable to conduct research on this; he can only do so when his strength has increased.

At this moment, Luo and his two companions had arrived at the main gate of Notting Junior Soul Master Academy.

Unsurprisingly, they were given a hard time by the gatekeeper.

As the saying goes, "It's easier to deal with the King of Hell than with his underlings." These petty people, once they have a little power, will always be thinking about how to get something out of others.

In one of his previous lives, Luo had a deep understanding of how these people made things difficult for others.

Originally, Village Chief Jack had planned to take out two copper soul coins from his inner pocket, intending to use them to quell the incident and hand them to the gatekeeper for peace.

However, when Luo Yi saw Village Chief Jack's humble and submissive demeanor despite being bullied, a raging fire instantly ignited in his heart.

Without hesitation, he summoned his martial spirit, his right hand suddenly raising Yama, the sharp tip of which pressed precisely against the gatekeeper's throat. His voice was icy cold as he warned:

"If you say another word, I'll cut your head off! Now, get out of here!"

Before he finished speaking, Luo took another small step forward, and the tip of Enma's blade instantly left a thin, long wound on the gatekeeper's neck.

A trickle of blood gushed from the wound on his neck, dripping onto the ground, accompanied by a chilling, stinging sensation.

Seeing this, Tang San, who was hiding to the side, quietly put away the hidden sleeve arrow, and a strange look flashed in his eyes as he looked at Luo.

"Gulp!"

The doorman felt a cold touch on his throat and, in a panic, involuntarily swallowed, his forehead covered in fine beads of sweat.

Although he was still somewhat unwilling and wanted to say a few more words to teach these three country bumpkins a lesson, he still felt a bit resentful.

But the moment the doorman met Luo's cold, icy, narrow eyes, all his courage vanished instantly, leaving him too terrified to utter a single word.

Just as the gatekeeper was caught in a dilemma, a hoarse and deep voice suddenly rang out from the side.

"That's enough, stop it."

When the voice reached Luo's ears, he immediately realized that the master had come to their rescue.

So, Luo slowly put down the Yama he was holding tightly, and stepped aside.

Although the Yama Martial Soul has not been canceled, Luo's imposing aura has been greatly reduced.

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The master then stepped forward and carefully examined the Spirit Hall certification documents in Luo and Tang San's hands.

After confirming that everything was correct, he turned to the gatekeeper and cast a stern and authoritative glance at him. His brief but powerful warning sent a chill down the gatekeeper's spine.

After everything was settled, the master led Luo and Tang San into the academy's gate.

Along the way, the master kept asking about Luo and Tang San, but he asked about Tang San more often, only casually mentioning Luo a couple of times.

Luo could tell that the master had taken a liking to Tang San and wanted to take him as his disciple.

However, with Luo acting as a "third wheel," the master couldn't reveal Tang San's secret of having twin martial souls to his face.

So Luo looked up at the master and tactfully asked:

"Master, do you know where the shop selling bedding is in the academy? I want to buy two beddings before registering at the academic affairs office, as I didn't bring any bedding with me today."

Upon hearing this, the master forced a smile at Luo with a stiff expression.

He pointed to a place not far away and said, "The shop is located near the academy. Just walk along this road and you'll get there. The shop sells almost all kinds of daily necessities."

Afterwards, the master pointed out the location of the academic affairs office and the work-study student dormitory to Luo, and then pulled Tang San to a secluded corner, preparing to take him as his disciple.

Luo touched the six silver soul coins in his pocket and walked towards the shop.

Luo had given Jack the gold soul coin that Su Yuntao had given him, and now he had nine silver soul coins and three bronze soul coins left.

Law kept six silver soul coins for his own living expenses, and gave the rest to Village Chief Jack.

After all, Village Chief Jack raised him from childhood, so if he becomes successful, he certainly won't forget this grandfather.

(End of this chapter)