The invincible me kidnaps the invincible dragon

To be honest, Elina is really not good at dealing with this kind of situation.

These students had nothing to do with her, but when she saw those scenes of life and death, she couldn't control her emotions.

"Go and see him off. I'll also tell you the real purpose of Dunbaron College."

Elina wanted to refuse, but after seeing the dean's eyes, the words of refusal were stuck in her mouth and she couldn't say them.

"Okay, let's go see her off then."

In the end, Alina accepted the dean's invitation.

After receiving Elina's affirmative answer, the dean smiled.

Afterwards, no one knew how he did it, but Elena and Lamia just felt a little dizzy for a while before they arrived at the gate of Dunbaron.

He is indeed a demigod.

Elina sighed inwardly.

She thought that she was not capable of manipulating space to this extent yet.

"coming."

I only heard the dean whisper, and then I could see a team slowly appearing on the horizon in the distance of the city.

The team, led by hundreds of cavalrymen, slowly moved towards Dunbaron.

Behind the cavalry were carriages carrying the returning students.

Among the surviving students, some had sad expressions, some looked haggard, some had firm faces, and some even had broken limbs and looked cold.

Everyone has their own face, and the expressions on so many students' faces are also different, but they have one thing in common, that is, their eyes.

In the eyes of these students, you will no longer see any naivety, but only a pair of eyes that have truly experienced blood and fire, the kind of eyes that only true warriors can possess.

Behind these living students are boxes of ashes. Those ashes originally belonged to geniuses who were full of vigor and vitality, but now they have lost their lives and turned into ashes.

“Greetings!”

Just as the convoy entered Dunbarton, someone shouted.

Suddenly, all the guards at Dunbarton saluted the students, paying their highest respects.

And the citizens also gave their respects.

There was a hint of fear in the eyes of some candidates who were about to take the final examination.

Although they had heard about the dangers of attending Dunbarton College, hearing about it and actually seeing it were two different things.

"Six thousand four hundred graduates, all of them are top talents selected from thousands of people. Three hundred people died and four hundred were seriously injured in a single combat assessment. These are the top talents of the human race."

The dean's extremely heartbreaking words made Alina's heart tremble slightly.

This data is too terrifying. So many geniuses would die in one assessment.

So, over the years, what number of human warriors and strong men have died in battles outside the domain?

Elina couldn't believe it.

In fact, in a sense, Elina does not understand the cruelty outside the domain at all.

In her eyes, the earl was just an ant, the marquis was just a plaything, and the duke was just a slightly stronger insect. Even if the emperor himself showed up, she would be able to protect herself.

But it is different in the eyes of these students.

A count can put them on high alert, a marquis can cause a devastating disaster, and a duke can wipe out their entire army.

In one battle, thousands of people turned into bones, blood dyed the earth red, and corpses piled up like mountains.

This is the truly cruel outside world. Compared to this, the outside world that Elina experienced was more like a vacation.

The convoy moved forward slowly under the gaze of the crowd and arrived at the college.

And Elena followed the dean and followed the convoy.

But the people around them seemed not to see them and ignored their existence.

As soon as the convoy arrived at the academy and greeted each other, the scene that Elina hated the most happened.

Many students were crying while holding the urns of their best friends and lovers.

They may have had countless beautiful promises before, but now they have all turned to ashes.

The heart-wrenching scene made Elina's mood depressed.

"Ms. Elena, the entire Dunbaron Public College has a history of 5,000 years since its establishment. During these 5,000 years, we have sacrificed nearly one million students, but even so, we still insist on doing so. Why? It is to enable these geniuses to become truly towering trees, and then better protect the hundreds of millions of ordinary people in the domain."

"The purpose of the academy is to select those who are worth training, and then use the best resources to train them into truly strong people. After they go out, they will soon spread out everywhere. Only in this way can our weak human race gain a place in this chaotic world."

The dean pointed to the wall with densely engraved names, then turned around.

"Ms. Elina, you have talents and a future that I cannot fathom. I believe that your future achievements will far surpass mine. Your joining will be an honor for the academy and a blessing for these students."

The dean looked at Elena with his bright eyes. In his eyes, Elena was simply the most suitable successor after him.

This girl must be able to do the same as him, no, she must be able to do better than him!

The dean firmly believes in this.

(One more chapter, probably)

Chapter 25 The Answer Already Existed

"Dean, I..."

Facing the dean's expectant gaze, Elena didn't know how to answer for a moment.

When one's strength reaches her level, the so-called money is a joke in their eyes.

A temple-level powerhouse does everything according to his heart, which is why the dean was unable to keep Elina even after offering her a high salary of $300,000.

To be honest, Elina has never had much sense of belonging to the human race. What she longs for more is an unrestrained and free life. This may be a common problem for time travelers.

Even saving Yas Village outside the domain was just a whim on her part.

And she also has no intention of getting involved with the human forces in the domain.

But today, after seeing so many students sacrifice themselves to protect everything in the domain, she realized that sense of belonging had always been there.

She traveled to this world and was nurtured by the human race. At this moment, she is undoubtedly a member of the human race.

Looking at the names on the wall, Elina suddenly felt a little ashamed.

She enjoys the human race’s top resources, but doesn’t want to assume any obligations or responsibilities?

Am I being too selfish and willful?

Standing under the monument, Elina was reflecting in her heart.

"It's okay. I don't need you to answer me right now. There's still some time before the admissions exam. Before then, the door of Dunbarton Public School is always open to you."

As if seeing Elina's hesitation, the dean smiled magnanimously, indicating that she didn't have to give him an answer now.

But from the look in Elina's eyes, the dean seemed to have gotten the answer.

This is really a very good child, both in character and talent.

If I can hand over the academy to her in the future, then even when I am nearing my death, I will be able to close my eyes with a smile.

The dean stroked his beard with some satisfaction.

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"Your joining will be an honor to the college and a blessing to these students."

Alina lay on the bed, with her arms crossed behind her head, staring blankly at the ceiling.

What the dean said to her today kept echoing in her mind.

She is well aware of the impact she would have on students if she actually became a mentor at Dunbaron Public Academy.

Elina is not conceited. With her ability, those students will benefit greatly even if they learn just a little bit.

If her students' students can inherit even a little bit of this, then the strength of the entire human race will become stronger and stronger.

This is also what the dean said, the value of Dunbarton College's existence, the college is the spark.

But if she joined the academy, it would mean that she officially became a part of the academy's power.

Among the human race, there have always been three forces.

One is the royal power headed by the royal family and composed of nobles.

One is the theocratic power headed by the Pope and composed of temples.

The other is the college force headed by the dean and composed of tutors and students.

Elina originally planned not to have anything to do with these three forces, because there was a very troublesome struggle between them, and there was no benefit in getting involved.

Although the struggle was mainly between royal power and divine power, the academy, as one of the ballast stones of the human race, could not choose to remain completely neutral, which made Elena very uncomfortable.

What's more, Lamia is by his side.

"Lamia, do you think I should join the academy?"

After feeling confused, Elina asked Lamia, hoping that Lamia could give her some advice.

But when she turned around, what she saw was Lamia's silly sleeping face and a snot bubble bigger than her head.

When this guy was half asleep, he touched the dragon horns on his head and muttered something.

Seeing this, Alina was so angry that she almost kicked her.

I'm here worrying about what my future path will be, but this guy is sleeping so soundly?

Please be a dragon!

But thinking about it in the end, Elena just sighed.

In fact, she already had the answer in her heart. When she spent a lot of money to save Yas Village outside the domain, Elina knew what kind of person she was.

After seeing what happened today, it was completely impossible for her to ignore it.

"Forget it, just be a teacher! It's not like I haven't been a teacher before!"

Finally, Alina decided to join the academy and become one of its mentors.

Anyway, when she was outside the domain, she had been a teacher.

It's the same whether you drive one duck or a group of ducks!

Having made up her mind, Elina covered her head with the quilt and had a good sleep.

When she arrived at Dunbarton College the next day, she found the dean waiting for her at the door.

"Dean, did you guess my decision yesterday?"

Elina looked at the bad old man with some resentment.

This guy is very good at seeing through people's minds. My indecision must have been clearly seen by him yesterday.

"Hahaha, although I guessed your decision, I didn't expect you to make a decision so quickly. I thought it would take at least a few days."

The dean simply ignored Elina's complaining look.

Since leaving yesterday, the dean was certain that Elina would eventually choose to join the academy.

So starting from today, he originally planned to wait here every day to see when Elena would make a decision.

I just didn't expect that this girl would be so decisive.

"Now that we've made the decision, there's no point in worrying about it anymore, right?"

Although she was very unhappy that her emotions were controlled by others, Elina felt relieved when she thought that the person in front of her was a demigod-level strongman.

"Haha, that's a good point. By the way, would you like to join the academy, Lamia-senpai?"

At this point, the dean suddenly remembered that Elina was a double-yolk egg. If the Dragon named Lamia could also be recruited into the academy, it would be a huge profit!

In order to try to win over this dragon, the dean even specifically called her "senior".

However, if we calculate based on biological age, this guy is several thousand years older than the dean, so it is not a loss to call him senior dean.

"Tsk! Me? I'm not interested in your academy."

After hearing what the dean said, Lamia snorted and turned her head away. After all, she was a Dragon. How could she be a teacher for humans?