Shang looked at the four people plus Stars with an even expression. He had seen this situation coming from a mile away.

'Fucking kids. Every time something doesn't go their way, they have to try to change something instead of realizing that, sometimes, the best way is to simply accept their current situation,' Shang thought with annoyance.

Shang sighed and walked toward the building, which meant that he was effectively walking toward the group.

Shang had seen how the group had let others pass through without any issues, but sure enough, as soon as Shang arrived near them, they stopped before him.

Instead of looking at the group of goons, Shang looked at Stars with a bored expression. "Is this what you decided to be the best course of action?" he asked.

Stars definitely didn't like Shang's lack of fear or respect. Didn't that guy know that he was surrounded by four students of the Warrior's Academy? Every single student had great potential, and there were no weak ones. Being surrounded by four warriors outside might not be that bad, but in this school, it was bad.

None of these four students was weak.

"This wasn't my choice, but yours," Stars said with a helpless sigh. "If you hadn't tried to disrespect me, I would have simply let you go, you know?"

"Do you not realize where we are?" Stars asked helplessly as he slowly shook his head. "This is the Warrior's Academy. You can't afford to be disrespectful to others, or you will find yourself at the end of a blade. If you want to make it here, you have to defend your honor if someone disrespects you."

"You gave me no other choice."

It wasn't hard for Shang to see through that bullshit.

One had to defend one's honor?

No?

It wasn't hard to just walk away. As long as someone didn't physically attack someone else, it wasn't necessary to start a fight. They couldn't even fight with their weapons, which meant that they wouldn't even get any fighting experience with their weapon.

On top of that, Contribution Points couldn't even be transferred between students. That rule existed to stop the top few students from cannibalizing the bottom 90%. Sure, the academy didn't have anything against students fighting against each other, but they didn't want 90% of the students to be essentially crippled.

In short, there was literally no point in them fighting. No one would benefit.

It was simply kids doing kids' stuff.

and looked at the four people who had surrounded him

on Earth. A human only had a

one guy to beat up like ten people, but in real life, it didn't work like that. If one looked closely, one would always notice that the actor in the movie never got attacked by

On Earth, Shang could have punched away maybe one or two guys if he was faster and more powerful than them, but while punching the first two away,

Then what?

would be shaken, and the four would throw him to the ground

it would already

However, this wasn't Earth.

this world, Shang didn't need to fear numbers as long as

or 15, except for one person, who looked slightly older. Shang guessed that

were the

Early Soldier Stage, and the older one was at the Middle

was at the Peak Soldier

a

levels

Early, Middle, Late,

if described with levels and numbers, Shang's opponents would be level two, two, two, and three, while

did that mean in terms of fighting

one of his opponents by a

it was like an adult male

Shang wasn't even nervous. He simply waited for them to make

saw that Shang didn't answer, he became

oldest of the group asked Stars. Surprisingly, his

spoke,

He was afraid.

three months ago, and these guys are definitely

would be unforgivable if a student that had been in the Warrior's Academy for so long didn't have the ability

with a polite smile. When he talked to Shang, he acted like a sneaky

you want us to beat him up," the oldest of the group

no other choice," Stars said with a sigh. "If we want our group to grow, we have to show that nobody can mess with

oldest of the

looked at Shang, who looked

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