Chapter 306: Meeting Old Acquaintances Part 2
Chapter 306: Meeting Old Acquaintances Part 2: Resurrection
Chapter 306: Meeting Old Acquaintances [Part 2]
The age group of Chang Four’s classmates ranged between twelve to twenty. It was nothing unusual, however. It was a pretty mon sight in a higher education institution (HEI)*.
At first, the students didn’t think too highly of Cillin. For starters, Cillin wasn’t wearing a noble emblem. Two, both Cillin and Chang Four were studying in a HEI, but Cillin was much older than Chang Four was. Naturally, they assumed that he was just a man of average talent.
Of course, that changed immediately when Chang Four revealed that Cillin was an AF1 student. Admiration, envy, jealousy; you name it, they felt it. but Cillin didn’t care. He wasn’t petty enough to be offended by a bunch of brats.
Chang Four’s municator rang while they were conversing with each other. A short while later, he hung up the call and told everyone, “The girls are here. Let’s meet up with them immediately.”
The girls Chang Four were referring to were his female schoolmates, and the person he was talking to on the municator just now was Lunani.
Most of the people enjoying the sights of Blossoms Garden were foreigners, probably because the locals had seen it so many times that the novelty had worn off a long time ago.
“Little Four!” A girl skipped toward Chang Four the moment they got off a public transport and entered Blossoms Garden. It was none other than Lunani herself. The young girl hadn’t dressed herself like a queen, but her refreshing attire and her beautiful looks still drew a lot of gazes, especially because she had a family emblem sewn into her clothes. If she wasn’t a noble, she would already be at the center of many webs of intrigue.
At the entrance, Lunani was growing impatient because people kept trying to chat with her while she was waiting for Chang Four. So when they finally got off a public transport, the girl immediately escaped the persistent people and walked up to them with a bright smile on her face.
“What’s that guy?” There was another group of people standing not far away from the entrance. One of the guys of the group was going to strike a conversation with Lunani on the basis that he was of noble blood when the latter suddenly dropped all pretenses of courtesy and ran toward Chang Four.
“You don’t know yet, do you? That immature boy at the front is the one Lunani fancied deeply despite her status. I don’t know what Lunani saw in that moner, but she is so infatuated she literally fcomot her own surname!” The speaker was none other than Sharalisa, the sharp-tongued girl who jumped at every opportunity to criticize Lunani.
“That is harsh, Lisa. Are you sure you’re not calling that boy a sour grape because you failed to win his heart?” Another noble girl mocked her.
Sharalisa’s face turned stiff for a second before she quickly assumed a disdainful expression. “Of course not! Why would I, a noble, fall for a moner like that? Did you think that everyone’s as dumb as Lunani?”
“Tsk, and here I thought he was a person to watch out for.” The noble youngster who wanted to chat up to Lunani glanced at his noble emblem once before glaring at Chang Four, who was now talking intimately with Lunani. “Crushing that kid would be as easy as crushing an ant!”
“Now that’s a bit presumptuous. He’s a moner, sure, but I also heard that he isn’t defenseless,” another noble youngster said.
“So what if he has an umbrella? Who can possibly be more powerful than my cousin here, Thomas?”