Shang thought that assumption to be stupid, but he could see where they were coming from.

Yes, the barbarians were very simple-minded, almost like beasts. They even lived in tribes and just followed the strongest one blindly.

"So, you think that the barbarians' minds become more similar to beasts," Shang said.

"Correct," George said. "We don't know it yet, which is why we are running the tests. Some deaths or some heightened aggression would be acceptable, in my opinion, but decreasing the warrior's intelligence would not make them stronger but weaker."

"They wouldn't even be able to create any sort of True Path, which would force them to follow the barbarian path to the end, which means they will just become beasts. That's not our goal. We want warriors."

"I see where you're coming from," Shang said, "but I really doubt that side effect actually exists. I've been using that technique for ten years, and I haven't changed."

George and Jerald raised an eyebrow each.

"Okay, bad choice of words," Shang said. "What I meant is that I didn't become dumber."

"We know," Jerald said, "but the things we saw in those barbarians' minds are very worrisome. We saw their lives and how horribly they performed in school. They were being taught the most basic things, but they still-"

"Wow, wait a second," Shang said as he interrupted Jerald. "What did you just say? Schools?"

Jerald furrowed his eyebrows. "Yes, schools. We've seen the schools in their minds."

"What schools?" Shang asked in shock. "There are no schools for barbarians."

"Shang, we've read their minds. We saw the schools. There are schools," Jerald said.

"No, there are not!" Shang shouted. "I've been at the northern border where all the elite and talented barbarians go, and not even one of them talked about any sort of school. How would schools even be possible? Everyone lives in a stupid fucking tribe with the most backward ideologies."

"I led over ten of the most talented barbarians for months, and I've taught them basically everything they know. They didn't even know about the most basic concepts, and I had to teach them all of these concepts."

"Even more, they learned the concepts pretty quickly as soon as they actually listened to me."

not dumb. They are just extremely uneducated since there are literally no schools anywhere. I've never heard

and George

That didn't seem right.

several barbarians, and the

meant that whatever the Inquisitors reported had to be true, and the barbarians' minds also

there

got an idea. "Have there been barbarians that didn't see any schools?" he

"and they are even

the schools are only a

"A front?" George asked.

know how they live. They didn't go to any school, and I would assume that, if there were schools, the

the southern border got something like an education

minds of the barbarians probably isn't

why would these barbarians with an education get sent to die on the southern

they went to somehow managed to weaken the enemy,

his chin as his brows furrowed. "So, you're saying that the weak barbarians in the south go to school so that the Skythunder Kingdom thinks that the barbarian strengthening technique makes them dumber, dissuading them from

Shang nodded.

and Jerald looked at each other for a

Jerald said as he looked back at

"I am sure that the talented warriors didn't visit any

a decade. I even used it in unintended ways. For example, I've absorbed beasts one

my body, and I can tell you that my mind can block off all the foreign Mana in my body. When the foreign Mana starts to reawaken, it tries to

over resources

I will turn into a beast. This means that the foreign Mana didn't even reach my mind. If it did, I wouldn't

even touch my mind, how is it

you that there is no way that the strengthening

and George looked at each

have seen in the barbarian's minds. I'll tell them to look for

Shang nodded. "Thank you."

proves to be true, I'll have to commend the Grandmountain Kingdom. They actually managed to stop us from

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