Old Weng sized Wang Teng up andmended, "Tsk tsk, this is unimaginable. You were pulled into a low-tier Darnd before you reached theary stage, and still you managed to survive."


    "I was lucky." Wang Teng shook his head.


    "This isn''t about luck," Nancy added with a smile. She looked at the youngster in a different light.


    Thetter gave her a humble smile.


    Do invigtors love to praise people?


    If they do… Please praise me more.


    I love praises.


    We''re a great match.


    "Wang Teng''s birth was invaded by dark apparitions," General Fu Xinnmented.


    "I see." Gong Han nodded in deep thought. After some pondering, he asked, "Wang Teng, what do you think about mixed bloods?"


    The young hero was surprised; he wasn''t expecting that question. He had once spoken about the topic with the Second Prince some time before.


    The three generals and Grand Duke Chongshan raised their eyebrows and looked at Wang Teng; there was an ambiguous glimmer in their eyes.


    Wang Teng remembered what he had told the Second Prince back then; he repeated it without hesitation. "The world isn''t just ck or white." He gave them a small smile.


    The invigtors blinked in surprise; they nced at one another silently.


    "Interesting." Gong Han smiled.


    The generals nced at the young one in surprise, not expecting his answer.


    Most people considered dark apparitions as minions of darkness, inspiring fear. Even mixed bloods would receive the same treatment.<novelsnext></novelsnext>


    However, Wang Teng had offered them a different response.


    "I heard that you''re good at dealing with dark apparitions. Can you interrogate Valmont? We want to get some answers from him," said Gong Han, choosing to change the topic.


    The young hero stared at thetter in surprise. Then, he nodded. "I can try, but I can''t promise results."


    "You can just try." Gong Han smiled.


    The young official was then taken to the ce where Valmont was being kept.


    The invigtors stared at his back as he left. After some time, Gong Han said, "What do y''all guys think?"


    Nancy replied, "He has a strong will and his own ideas. He''s also extremely talented and powerful; someone who has umted many experiences, unlike the descendants of elite families who are groomed and taken care of from a young age. I haven''t seen such a talented youth in a long time." She seemed to be interested in the young talent.


    "He''s an interesting little fellow. The Seventh Ster Academy is suitable for him," Sikong the Second replied.


    "Bulls**t, the Fifth Ster Academy is more suitable. He''d be wasting his talent if he goes to your academy," Old Weng rebuked.


    "He belongs with my First Ster Academy," Gong Han said.


    Sikong The Second blinked and said, "Who knows? We don''t know what he''ll choose."


    "That''s right," the other invigtors agreed.


    They didn''t care if their conversation was heard, so they spoke openly, right in front of the generals.


    The generals were ted by what they heard.


    Good lord, thepetition hasn''t ended, but all seven academies are already fighting over Wang Teng. This must be a first.