Book 01 Chapter 06.08 - Whale Song
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Noble's shout left Xing Mo dumbfounded.

That's strange. Weren't you an arrogant noble young master?

Why are you calling me big sister with a trembling voice now?

Xing Mo looked around and found that the surrounding students had turned their gazes their way, some containing a shade of surprise, others containing a shade of curiosity.

In the eyes of these students, Young Master Noble was a star student of their grade. Although he lost a duel to another new student, but he still held the position of a three string and a noble.

But now that high and mighty young master wore a pitiful expression as he looked at the Fallouan new student.

"Um..." Xing Mo cleared her throat and then uttered: "I'm not here to bully you. I'm here to ask you something."

Ask something...? Noble turned pale in the face.

"I… I didn't mean to..." Noble's hands were trembling, "Ahem... what I mean... Big Sister, you're really amazing. I take back what I said before, I take it back..."

"..." Xing Mo sighed.

Only now did she notice that the complicated look her classmates were giving here: admiration, adoration, and even fear.

Wait... fear...?

Xing Mo spread her spirituality, using the senses granted by the Tree of Life brand to capture the surrounding sounds.

Then, she heard scattered mutterings.

"... that person, is Dark Witch from the Blackwood arena! ..."

"... really? Are you certain?"

"... yeah, she supposedly killed seven people in one night, securing the champion title..."

"... good heavens... and she's a first year student?"

Listening to the whispers, the corners of Xing Mo's mouth twitched, suddenly realizing why these people were scared of her.

Goddamn Dark Witch.

The ridiculous nickname given by that idiot commentator of the Blackwood underground arena managed to spread all the way to the academy?

Killed seven people in one night? I only fought in the last match, and I even spared Aria, who was my opponent!

I'm really kindhearted!

No wonder it felt like the students in the hallways were avoiding me. I thought it was

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