Complete Martial Arts Attributes Chapter 2091 – 2091 What Should I Do When A Violent Senior Laid Her Eyes On Me? (1)

2091 What Should I Do When A Violent Senior Laid Her Eyes On Me? (1)
In Wang Teng’s manor.

The others had already left, leaving only Wang Teng, Yue Qiqiao, Wade, Yu Yunxian, Boret, and a few others.

Of course, Tong En’s team was present too.

Then, there was Cang Yu and Little Qing’er.

Wang Teng sat on the sofa, listening to Yue Qiqiao recounting the events that had happened in the Constellation Society during this time.

He returned in a hurry, and although he knew some things, he didn’t know everything.

As Yue Qiqiao spoke, a cold light gradually appeared in Wang Teng’s eyes, and he said in a stern voice, “The Qingyan Society is becoming more and more shameless.”

“Feng Qingyan’s character is not commendable,” Tong En shook his head.

Yue Qiqiao remained silent. During this time, they suffered a lot of exclusion and pressure, so it was impossible for them not to feel any anger towards Feng Qingyan. Their anger was burning.

Wang Teng didn’t make any strong statements, but instead asked, “How many points have the Constellation Society earned?”

“Altogether, 550,000 points,” Yue Qiqiao said, and a smile appeared on her pretty face.

“550,000! That’s quite a lot!” Wang Teng exclaimed.

“All the pills you gave me have been sold out, and we’ve also sold quite a few other items, like my Yuanyue Pearl, which is quite popular,” Yue Qiqiao said, then added with a hint of helplessness, “But unfortunately, my cultivation level is still low, and my efficiency is not high. I also need to practice myself, so I don’t have much time to make them, which is why the quantity is limited.”

“Not bad. Take it slow; you can’t become rich in one go,” Wang Teng reassured her and said, “Transfer the points to me. I’ll buy some materials.”

“Alright!” Yue Qiqiao didn’t think much of it and operated her wristband to transfer all 550,000 points to Wang Teng. She thought that with 550,000 points, they should be able to refine many grandmaster pills.

Wang Teng glanced at the transfer information on the wristband, maintaining his composure. He had most of the materials already but he couldn’t give them away for free, especially considering that he had personally refined those pills.

“550,000! This is truly a highly profitable business. Alchemists make good money!” Tong En, who was nearby, couldn’t help but exclaim upon hearing their conversation.

Wei Na, Bi Yao, and the others were both amazed and envious. Alchemists indeed made a lot of money.

Unfortunately, becoming an alchemist required a high level of talent, and the initial investment in training was not insignificant. This would affect their martial arts cultivation. Otherwise, they would have loved to learn it.

Wang Teng was so young, and not only did he have terrifying martial cultivation, but he had also reached the peak of the grandmaster level in alchemy. They couldn’t help but wonder how he had achieved all of this.

Comparisons made people infuriated!

“It’s alright. 550,000 isn’t much. I worked hard to earn this money by making pills.” Wang Teng shook his head.

“I heard that you only spent a few days on alchemy and didn’t invest much time,” Tong En glanced at him and said.

She was quite well-informed about Wang Teng’s alchemy endeavors.

The commotion he caused when he was refining pills at the Alchemy Volcano was not small, and many people knew about it. To find out, all one had to do was spend a few points to easily get the information.

In three days, Wang Teng had successfully refined dozens of grandmaster-level pills. What kind of efficiency was that?

It was like he was an alchemy machine.

No, wait, machines couldn’t achieve this kind of efficiency, not even the alchemists in the Mecha Race could match this efficiency.

There were alchemists in the Mecha Race too. Compared to normal alchemists, they had a huge advantage and were highly efficient.

At this moment, they all wanted to open Wang Teng’s skull to see what was inside. How was he able to achieve such a monstrous level of skill?

“Really?” Wang Teng played dumb. “My memory isn’t good. I can’t remember.”

“Tsk!” Tong En swirled her eyes and pursed her lips.

Wang Teng looked at Cang Yu and Little Qing’er and said, “Follow me. I will bring you to the academy for registration.”

He came back in a hurry and hadn’t enrolled the two of them.

“You want them to join our Seventh Stellar Academy?” Tong En asked.

“Yes, when we returned, the Elder Guardian from the Poison Erosion World checked and stated there’s no problem.” Wang Teng nodded.
“The Elder Guardian from the Poison Erosion World!” Tong En was slightly surprised and nodded, “Since the Elder Guardian stated it’s possible, there shouldn’t be a problem.”

“Let’s go.” Wang Teng walked out of the manor.

Cang Yu and Little Qing’er tagged along him hurriedly.

“We’ll go with you,” Tong En and the others also followed.

Later, Wang Teng and the others boarded a spacecraft and directly arrived at the administrative office of the academy.

The administrative office was, in fact, a grand hall located deep within the Seventh Stellar Academy’s continent. Generally, very few students would come here, and it was mainly guarded by some instructors.

Of course, the instructor would change every once in a while. It wasn’t fixed.

This place handled various special matters within the academy.

When the Stellar Academies recruited students, powerful individuals would go to different locations to complete the recruitment process through events like the League Of Talents or other special means. Only a few particularly exceptional geniuses would enter the academy through more unconventional methods, such as going through the backdoor.

Cang Yu and Little Qing’er were in a situation somewhat similar to this.

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As Wang Teng and the others descended from the spacecraft and looked around, they headed towards a grand hall with a sign that read “Administrative Hall.”

As they went into the main gate, they saw a woman sitting cross-legged on a cushion near the hall’s entrance, her head bowed.

It seemed she was a student of the Stellar Academies.

The surroundings were eerily quiet, with no one else around, and a rhythmic snoring echoed in the air.