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A group of people approached, their footsteps growing louder, accompanied by low voices.
"That Wang Kuan is such a troublemaker! If it weren't for him, we would have had a place to have some fun after school."
"Exactly! With the title of Imperial Academy student, it's hard to find a place to enjoy ourselves. We're afraid of being recognized and getting expelled from the Imperial Academy, which would be embarrassing and ruin our future."
That place was just outside the city, where we wouldn't have to worry about being discovered. It had so many activities and was incredibly entertaining. It's such a pity that he ruined it for us.
"My family almost got dragged into this mess. If it weren't for the Cui Family's quick notification, you'd only be able to see me in prison—oh, no, wait, we’d all be stuck there together!"
"That kid is ruthless. Riri has been asking around, so he must have known about this beforehand. Otherwise, why would the Chancellor show up at such a convenient time?"
He deliberately put himself in danger, stepping on us as he climbed higher, even showing off in front of the Emperor. If he secures his position with the Shi Family, his future will be bright.
The most infuriating part is that after he stepped on us, we still have to support him and flatter him. Who told us that his grandfather is the Chancellor?
With a family background not as good as his and lacking in cleverness, we have no choice but to bow our heads when necessary.
After venting their frustrations, they shifted topics and reminisced about that lively place, recalling every detail. Their crude words described the women they had encountered, eagerly competing to share private details about a fallen female student’s birthmarks—vulgar language that was unbearable to hear, their laughter sharp and grating.
Some were particularly fond of shooting arrows at living targets, relishing the pitiful pleas for mercy and the terrified expressions on their faces. This greatly amused them as they discussed capturing some beggars to keep as pets and create another place for amusement.
Lian Baoying could no longer contain his anger. He pulled out a large stone from his pocket and skillfully launched it at the person with the biggest grin, knocking out their front teeth.
The incident happened so suddenly that the group hadn’t even processed what occurred; laughter continued for a few breaths before abruptly halting and transforming into cries of pain that echoed throughout the forest.
The Boys' Academy covered a vast area, and this forest was quite secluded. When the wind blew, it howled eerily, deterring most people from coming here. So even if someone screamed loudly, it wouldn’t attract much attention.
Most nearby students came here seeking peace to study; when engrossed in their books, they were oblivious to outside happenings. Even if someone cried for help, it wouldn’t matter much—fewer competitors meant better chances for them. So when one cry of pain was heard, no one bothered to investigate.
Seeing their companion get hit, the others searched for the source of the stone.
Lian Baoying had no intention of hiding; he leaped onto the wall and revealed himself completely. "Stop looking! It was me who threw it! As for why I did it—just because!"
At that moment, Wang Kuan emerged from behind Cave Rock, intending to protect the impulsive Lian Baoying.
"It really was just because," Wang Kuan said. "What a coincidence that we chose this spot; I overheard your complaints. I truly apologize for stepping on you earlier."
Whether intentional or not, if you got hurt and still didn’t learn your lesson—being students of the Imperial Academy and saying whatever you want—Wang Kuan views you all with shame!
"Well said!" Lian Baoying clapped enthusiastically. "I will definitely report this to the Grand Scholar! People like you don’t deserve to be students at the Imperial Academy!"
The group of people panicked for a moment, but quickly regained their composure. They vehemently denied any accusations, claiming there was no evidence and that reporting it would be futile. They insisted that the other party was maliciously framing them, and perhaps they could even counter-sue to relieve some of the frustration they had been feeling lately.
With this thought in mind, the group grew emboldened once more. Aware that this forest was remote and sparsely populated, they boldly exchanged a flurry of provocative words.
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