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Chapter 30 - 28: Sima’s Ambition: Take Over the Entire School
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Chapter 30: Chapter 28: Sima’s Ambition: Take Over the Entire School

In the Swordsmanship Club training room...

A refined-looking young man with a sword at his waist quickly walked in.

"Sis, something’s happened outside. I heard two more monsters appeared by the river and ate a lot of people. Some are saying they’re the legendary Extraordinary Creatures."

Across from the young man, a graceful figure sat cross-legged on the floor, her back to him.

Beside her lay a Tang Blade and a Seven-foot Sword.

Aside from her long hair, tied back neatly, and a form-fitting, solid-colored tracksuit, it was impossible to make out her features.

She seemed not to have heard the young man’s words, showing no reaction.

But the young man wasn’t surprised. He just waited quietly by the door, as if he were long accustomed to her attitude.

After a long while, the graceful figure let out a deep breath, finishing her daily meditation.

"This isn’t your concern. Just focus on your Swordsmanship practice and stay alive."

Her voice was as ethereal and pleasant as water drops falling onto a jade plate, its only flaw being a slight coldness, as if devoid of much emotion.

The young man thought for a moment and said, "But Sis, we have to go out hunting every day. What if we run into them?"

"Then we kill them. If we can’t, I’ll die before you and Xiaoshuang..."

"Er..."

The young man was at a loss for words. For a moment, he didn’t know what to say, so he simply agreed before closing the door and leaving.

...

Meanwhile...

"My heart aches so much!"

A student, his skin so dark he could almost be mistaken for a foreign friend, was sprawled on his bed, wailing in anguish as if he were about to cry his liver out.

From his dark, almost glistening skin, one could tell his fishing prowess was the deepest, his level the highest—he was, in fact, the president of the Fishing Club.

He was surrounded by people, all of them survivors from the Fishing Club who had managed to escape.

Some stared blankly, still in shock, while others cried along with him.

A few resilient members who hadn’t broken down were trying to console their club president, each chiming in with a word of comfort.

"President, stop crying. Aren’t we still alive and well?"

"You’re the backbone of our club! You can’t fall apart now."

"Yeah, if Sansan and Wuwu saw you crying so hard from up in heaven, how heartbroken would they be?"

"Exactly! So we lost a few people, and some fishing rods. No matter what, we have to stay strong."

That would have been better left unsaid. The moment he spoke, not only did the club president cry even harder, but the surrounding members did as well.

In this incident, the Fishing Club had suffered the most grievous losses, bar none.

This was because other clubs either moved as a group to search for food elsewhere or split up to look in various places.

The weightlifting club and the Fighting Club, for instance, had only sent a small handful of members to the river.

But the Fishing Club was different. Nearly all of them had gone.

There were nearly a hundred casualties. With less than three hundred people at the river in total, that was a death rate of a full one-third, and a huge portion of those deaths came from their Fishing Club.

Most importantly, not only were people gone, but a lot of their fishing rods were lost too.

No wonder the Fishing Club’s president and so many of its members were crying their eyes out.

...

Like the other major clubs, the Student Council had also received the news.

As president, Sima felt no great inner turmoil upon hearing the details.

Ever since learning of the Giant Catfish in the river, he had guessed that this Primitive Jungle must be home to more than just one monster.

Now, it seemed his guess was correct...

To be honest, he felt nothing for the deaths of the members.

It wasn’t that he didn’t care, just that he didn’t know them well.

The few who died had all joined recently; he didn’t even know their names.

But compared to the indifference of the Fighting Club’s president, Fan Kai, Sima acted with far more wisdom.

He led all the Student Council members in a few minutes of silent mourning facing the river, then provided psychological counseling and encouragement to the rest of the members, and finally, repeatedly promised he would do everything in his power to lead them all to survival.

The benefits of this were obvious.

In the eyes of all the members, Sima’s image grew taller, and he became even more trusted.

Those members who were terrified to the point of despair, lost about the future, subconsciously began to see him as their last hope, their eyes glinting with deep respect.

And even an inexplicable... adoration.

After everyone had dispersed, Sima remained in the meeting room, the corners of his mouth lifting into a smirk.

’This bloodshed couldn’t have come at a better time.’

’The chaos has truly begun. The opportunity I’ve been waiting for has finally arrived.’

’As long as I can use this incident to make everyone understand that only I can shelter them, that joining the Student Council is the best way to survive, then the Student Council will grow to an unprecedented scale.’

’As long as half of the several thousand students in this school join the Student Council, then even with those other clubs in my way, with public opinion on my side, they won’t be able to stop me from taking control of the entire school...’

’My ancestor unified the world through strategy. If I can’t even command a single school, wouldn’t I be disgracing him?’

’It seems I’ll have to play my part to the fullest from now on...’

...

The impact of the bloodshed was immense.

In just a few days, an unimaginable number of casualties had occurred.

Although most people had escaped, nearly a hundred were devoured by the giant beasts.

According to some of the escapees, if the Giant Eagle and the Blood Python hadn’t started fighting each other at the end for some unknown reason, the death toll would have been even higher.

News of this incident spread through the entire school like wildfire, causing a massive uproar.

They were all students. None of them had ever experienced such a large-scale fatal event. Even those who hadn’t witnessed it firsthand were trembling in fear and disbelief just from hearing about it.

Having been transported to this world, food and survival were already difficult enough. Now, with man-eating monsters beyond imagination, many students broke down on the spot, bordering on despair...

Some of the smaller clubs with very few members were already starting to consider finding a patron.

Only by doing so could they ensure a degree of safety and have a better chance of finding food.

Of course, even more terrified were the students who were still unaffiliated.

They were either acting as lone wolves or had formed small teams of three to five.

They had originally thought this new world was much like a normal primitive jungle, with the addition of a few unique beasts like the Overlord Wolf at most.

But now, there was the Giant Catfish in the river, and the Giant Eagle and Blood Python...

Many were spreading rumors that these were the legendary Extraordinary Creatures, possessing terrifying sizes or abilities, far beyond what ordinary people could fight.

If a normal person encountered one, death was almost certain.

The students who had not joined a club and had been acting alone or in small groups were now starting to have thoughts of banding together or joining a major club.

After all, even if they encountered these Extraordinary Creatures outside, there was a certain degree of safety in numbers.

At the very least, if they had to run, there would be more people to serve as cannon fodder...

Humans are social animals. This instinct becomes even more pronounced when facing danger...

...

「The next day.」

The sun slowly rose.

Chen Chong was the first to open his eyes, and he saw three Cards beside his bed.

A look of astonishment appeared on his face as he saw them clearly.

"Looks like something incredible came out of this time’s daily settlement..."

.....

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