Chapter 126 Mysterious Journey to the West Team (Supplement)
After Su Jiu put away their medals, they went straight to the first floor.
Seeing the long queue still waiting, Su Jiu leaned against the corner of the wall. They were the last group and were not in a hurry.
They directly asked the chatty boy to buy a few masks outside the venue. If they were discovered by those students, they would definitely shout. Moreover, Director Yan’s attitude seemed to suggest he was very familiar with him.
There were many toy masks like that in the city center. In a moment, the boy came back happily, carrying four Journey to the West masks and one for Little Whirlwind, and cloaks he didn’t know where he got them, smiling.
Coming in front of Su Jiu, he subconsciously offered the cartoon Sun Wukong mask, grinning, “Boss, yours.”
“Uh, you wear it yourself… I want the other one.”
Su Jiu looked at the four children’s masks, and his mouth twitched.
She felt that Little Whirlwind instantly became more refined. Without a word, he snatched it from Little Whirlwind and put it on. Wearing the cloak, he looked quite like “The King Calls Me to Patrol the Mountains.”
His pupils emitted a faint red light through the mask. Su Jiu looked at the students in front, already having a plan in mind:
As long as the monsters in the very center were killed in large numbers with simple and brutal methods, this exam would definitely be disrupted, and the referees who wanted to tamper with this exam would be exposed.
Simply put, the bigger the commotion, the better!
She had already asked her father to hold steady and told him her plan. As long as he adamantly maintained that I was a normal student, those who would panic would only be those arranged by Director Yan.
After a short while, the queue quickly reached Su Jiu’s group of five. Although other teams found their attire strange, they didn’t find it too unusual because there had been teams wearing strange uniforms before.
The identity check was done by two elderly women. Su Jiu directly showed them the Dragon Hunter medal and whispered about protecting students. They quickly let them pass, not daring to obstruct them further.
In front of them was an ordinary small team discussing their plan. Su Jiu’s group cautiously followed behind them, wanting to find out what they were up to and if they could serve as guides.
“We need to go near the central area. When the geniuses from class A go inside to hunt, we can pick up the escaped monsters. If we can kill three Scarlet Flame Wolves or thirty untitled monsters, at least everyone will pass. And I have analyzed their weaknesses one by one.”
A girl wearing glasses kept flipping through a notebook, adjusted her glasses, and looked around, “Do you have any opinions?”
“Sister Hanzhi, it’s all as you said. What opinions do we have?”
She seemed to be the core of the entire team. The burly boy in the lead chuckled and scratched his head, while the others nodded repeatedly.
“We don’t have Intermediate Stage Warriors, so we’ll have to rely on you from now on.”
“Sigh, if Sister Hanzhi’s bloodline level was a bit better, she would have teamed up with those in class A long ago.”
Listening to the students’ words, Su Jiu walked through the dark corridor, contemplating whether to join them. This girl with glasses seemed very reliable.
After all, although she was the chief judge, she knew nothing about the environment inside. If the Ancient God Sect made a move, it would definitely be in a crowded place, so the so-called Class A gathering spot was very likely.
“Cough, cough…”
Then, she nudged the boy wearing the Sun Wukong mask, his face crooked. The boy understood and, acting like an old friend, approached the other group, pointing at themselves and saying, “Can you form a team? Our team has prepared nothing, not even a route.”
“Weren’t routes taught in class? Don’t you have masks prepared? You’re doing so many fancy things for the exam, I don’t know if you’re trying to cheat.” Upon hearing this, Mo Hanzhi turned her head, looking at Su Jiu’s group with natural vigilance, “Moreover, if you’re too weak, won’t you drag us down?”
They walked through the passage and arrived at a place similar to where Su Jiu had found E Huo before, an area with small bushes and lawns. The surrounding environment was realistically shaped, and it was impossible to look outside from within, seemingly to better raise monsters.
The boy in the Sun Wukong mask gave a dry laugh, and at Su Jiu’s signal, he followed them. He said to the girl named Mo Hanzhi, “Our strength is very strong…”
After speaking, he stomped his foot, and a gust of wind rushed out from his body in all directions. A light blue aura shield surged around his body, constantly indicating his strong power!
“Aura Shield—this is an Advanced Stage Warrior!?”
Mo Hanzhi and the others were stunned. Such strength was unheard of at Zhiyuan High School. Then she realized that the day students from big families in the school also had close to this strength.
However, as far as she knew, except for the top three day students of her age, few could achieve this. This boy must be a prodigy from some family. Participating in the Gaokao at this level would mean easily entering the top five.
Seeing that there was hope, the Sun Wukong boy quickly seized the opportunity and said, “We’ll give you our points. We are just here for the trial and don’t need to snatch points, nor do we need the final point rewards.”
Then the burly boy in the lead looked back, his eyes full of confusion and surprise. He said, “There are many rewards for the top ten, and even the top five don’t get fitness herbs worth over a hundred thousand yuan. Don’t you want them?”
The Sun Wukong boy was stunned for a moment, feeling a bit tempted. He turned to look at Su Jiu and found a pair of dead fish eyes. He quickly trembled and said, “No, no…”
Hearing this, Mo Hanzhi felt a surge of excitement.
This further solidified her guess. This person was a young master from a big family, and they came here just to test their strength.
It was no secret that the Lin family bought their way into the top ten of the grade with money. Due to unfamiliarity with the environment, it was likely that the students behind them were hired from other places by the Lin family.
If they could follow them, and if they found monsters that were Intermediate Stage Warriors, they could basically tie with those from Class A in terms of points.
But why did this Sun Wukong always seem to be looking at Little Whirlwind’s reaction? Was it her illusion?
Mo Hanzhi didn’t pay much attention. After discussing the matter with her teammates, she immediately decided to lead Su Jiu’s group. Without Su Jiu even saying it, she voluntarily said as they walked, “How about we go directly to the central area with more monsters? These low-level monsters don’t have much training effect.”
The Sun Wukong boy nodded repeatedly. Under the gaze of certain dead fish eyes, he voluntarily went ahead to scout, mowing down grass like a master!
With one punch, he defeated a Scarlet Flame Wolf. The monsters of no rank were intimidated by his aura and didn’t dare to take a step forward.
Mo Hanzhi’s eyes were filled with admiration. She had already put aside the actions of the other party looking at Su Jiu. Would such a powerful peer act based on others’ glances?
With the Sun Wukong boy around, the members of their team could easily get points by assisting in scanning the QR codes on the monsters.
As their scores soared, their team also reached the high monster zone, which was a contested area every year. Their scores also appeared on the red lights at the judges’ table:
Rank: 1st 658 Zhi Zhi Team
This was nearly 300 points more than the second-place A Chen Team (Class A) with 364 points. This bizarre acceleration quickly attracted the attention of the judges, but they mostly praised and probed each other about their younger generation.
“This Zhi Zhi team is extraordinary. Whose hidden descendant is this?”
“Old Xu, is it you? You were bragging a few days ago about how your family had a genius.”
“What genius? Xu Jiu’s boy isn’t even stable at second place in his grade. How could it be him.”
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Looking at this score, Su Xingguo felt confident. His old eyes narrowed as he glanced at Yan Fang, who was still calmly slacking off, and gently tapped his chair.
According to their speed, they should have entered the monster-dense area ahead of schedule. It was about to get lively.
