Rise of the Plants

The dean frowned and thought for a while, and finally compromised: "We can't continue like this, otherwise our college will be in chaos, but what can we do?"

The vice-dean sighed. This was obviously to blame himself. But there is no way, the vice-dean often takes the blame. When something happens, you do it yourself and take the blame. Who makes you lack the strength? If I had known this, I wouldn't have come here today. This time, I can only take the blame myself.

So the vice-dean thought for a while, and then started talking to the dean.

That afternoon, Chi Nan received a request from the dean of the college to meet with him. The dean's strength was still respected by Chi Nan. There was no other way, so Chi Nan had to put down his book and walk slowly towards the middle tower.

That place is the dean's mage tower, which is also the dean's office, right next to the library. It is said that some of the most valuable advanced books in the academy are placed in the mage tower.

When Chi Nan arrived, he found that he was not the only one here, but also several nobles he didn't know.

It's just that these nobles are all surrounded together and clearly separated from themselves. From time to time, he would cast some strange looks at himself, which seemed to be envy, disgust, and some hatred. It seemed that his reputation in the college was already very high, and Chi Nan felt in a good mood.

"Do you know why I asked you to come here?" The dean sitting in front finally raised his head.

The others nodded immediately, but Chi Nan shook his head: "I don't know, is there something wrong?" Chi Nan looked at the few people next to him. They didn't have any strong aura, and he didn't know what they wanted to do here.

The dean still had a faint smile, as if nothing happened: "These are the complaint letters I received recently, and they are all from you, Count Chinan. Do you need to see them?" The dean pointed to a large basket of letters next to him.

Chi Nan shrugged indifferently: "No, I believe it." He believed that there must be many complaints against him, but he did not expect that there would be so many. Could it be that I am so incompatible with these nobles?

Many of them seem to be trivial matters to themselves, or even nothing at all, but these guys insist on making a fuss out of a molehill.

The dean looked as if this was the case, as if he was not surprised at all: "Your Excellency Chi Nan, I know that you put all your energy into improving your own strength and developing your own territory. This is very right. I I agree. But when you do things, can you be a little concerned about the impact? This is the academy."

Why does the dean look like he doesn't blame himself at all? Could this be the resonance of practitioners?

"I understand. I will pay attention to it in the future. Is this what happened this time?"

The dean shook his head and said: "No, the main reason is that this incident was a bit big. It was a fight between your guards. Because the scene was... not very good-looking. So it was reported by many nobles."

The dean showed them some other complaint letters, and Chi Nan finally understood.

"Oops, I've been having so much fun these days that I forgot that flash bombs would attract a lot of people. Fortunately, no smoke bombs were used, otherwise I'm afraid there would be more complaint letters." Chi Nan thought for a second. .

"In that case, these are the ones who have been causing trouble for my guards these days?"

Chi Nan looked at the people on one side and realized who these people were. But these people were not afraid of themselves at all. One of them said loudly to himself: "Don't think we are afraid of you. You are just a little noble from a small place in Remas. Do you really think you are so powerful? We The nobles of the imperial capital are the greatest.”

An inexplicable sense of superiority, such a thought flashed through Chi Nan's mind. "So, what are your identities? I am a count. What identities do you have to talk to me like this?"

A young man in the lead puffed up his chest and said proudly: "My father is a Marquis."

Chi Nan smiled calmly: "What about you, what are you? Or are you nothing, just an ordinary person from a noble family, do you have a title?" Every time Chi Nan said something, these people's faces turned ugly. point.

Yes, based on their title, they are indeed not qualified to speak like this to a second-class earl. If they are ordinary country nobles, they may temporarily avoid the edge when they hear their identities, but who is Chi Nan? Do you need to accommodate them?

The dean lightly knocked on the table: "Ahem, the issue now is to resolve this incident, not to resolve your own personal grievances." The dean did not want them to cause trouble here.

"Then let's duel. Anyway, let's duel whoever caused the incident." Chi Nan looked at several people with evil intentions.

"You, you barbarian, we won't duel with you. It's all about the guards and has nothing to do with us." Now that he says it has nothing to do with him, who would believe it? Chi Nan sneered in his heart.

I had known for a long time that many people would look down on me and cause trouble, but I didn't expect that even such a little guy would dare to cause trouble for me. Is it true that because I am from the royal capital, I feel that I am superior to others?

The dean interrupted them helplessly: "Listen to me now, because the impact of this incident is too great, but after all, the nobles themselves were not involved, so the fault is all on the guards. Now, the college will give you a solution. Then That is, let the nobles duel themselves and decide the winner through formal competitions, and this kind of thing will never happen again."

The dean of the college intervened forcefully, and Chi Nan had no choice but to nod. Who made the other party stronger? Besides, I did go a little too far this time. "Okay, I agree, then let them compete. What are the specific rules?"

Chi Nan completely ignored them, making several people angry. But before they could speak, the dean spoke first: "The rules are very simple. You put out a hundred people, and each of them puts out a hundred people, a total of four hundred people. Three days later, there will be a public showdown in the college arena, one time. Solve the problem. And no gambling."

The dean glared at Chi Nan, and Chi Nan's original idea of ​​adding some luck was suddenly extinguished. The dean had no choice but to let them continue to make trouble. He didn't know what would happen, so he simply stopped them all.

"You guys don't have any objections." The dean looked at a few people, who nodded quickly. They can look down on Chi Nan, but facing the dean of the college, Master Bai Yin, they dare not do anything.