In a few words, he persuaded the people who were also on the trial island, and although Link was happier in his heart, he did not have a little pride.

Because from their movements, Link seems to have a vague sense that they are not really as they appear, and may even have the idea of working with him a long time ago.

It's not that Link's eloquence is great, it's that the flaws given by the academy are too big.

From the very beginning when Link came into contact with the Warlord profession, he began to learn about the terrible competition that had to be fought during the Warlord apprenticeship.

The concept that only a handful of people can really succeed has been going on and on.

Link quickly believed the claim, and everyone behaved as if it were the case.

Not only Link, but the other Warlord apprentices also accepted the rule—or pretended to approve of it.

Rivalry, fierce rivalry, led to discord among the War Lord's apprentices.

It's just that not long ago, one of Link's heroes found it strange and secretly found Link and asked a question.

"What are the benefits of competition?"

When this question was suddenly raised, Link himself was stunned for a moment, and then racked his brains to recall that there were only two answers.

One is the inclination of resources, and the other is the focus of the college.

And then there was nothing.

The tilt of resources may be very important to others, but for a special class like a Warlord, everyone should not be bothered by resources.

So this, in fact, is not very useful.

And the college's key cultivation sounds very powerful. It may also be the target of many Warlord apprentices.

It's just that the more Link learns about this profession, the more he feels that this thing is nonsense.

Because after some covert exploration. Warlords are not the kind of profession that can be cultivated at will.

Link remembers the time he first came to the academy and knew it very well. Many nominal War Lords are not really War Lords.

This shows that the academy's key cultivation is just a nice name for the War Lord apprentices, but in fact it is not very useful.

So, for these two points, why do the War Lord apprentices need to compete so much?

During a subsequent routine use of the Flame Wolf to eavesdrop on his surroundings, he unexpectedly spotted a stranger.

Say it's a stranger. But Link had met each other a few times, but had never communicated or ever looked each other in the face.

This man's name is Nick, a former apprentice of the Warlord, but not long ago, he was persuaded to quit the academy and left the warlord academy.

Link's Flame Wolf has a detailed list of who bought it, and the Flame Wolf he is using now belongs to an instructor in the Academy.

Obviously. Nick is at the other person's house.

Why did a person who was dismissed from the academy appear in the house of the academy instructor.

Link stepped up eavesdropping, but was even more surprised to get some special news.

The other party's conversation was vague, as if it was too far away. Link couldn't hear any more, and could only occasionally drift a few words into his mind.

"Revenge, subordinate." Just those two words. Let Link know what Nick wants to do.

The other party wants to take revenge on the person who eliminated him. But under the protection of the Academy, he was absolutely unable to do it. Thinking about his location, Link could be sure that it was the Academy that hid him here.

In the coming time, this former Warlord apprentice, called Nick, may appear as their enemy.

Then then there is a new question!

A very important question.

The subordinates of the eliminated apprentices of the War Lords, who are still studying in the academy, have not been dismissed!

Then, these people will also be in the target of other Warlord apprentices - you know, these people can be seen by the Warlord apprentices, naturally have enough qualifications and abilities, if they are here, they will naturally attract the attention of others and be accepted as subordinates.

A lot of people are targeting Link, isn't that what it is?

Link is gone, and Kalshana and the others are still in the academy, which is equivalent to giving them a great opportunity to win love.

When these subordinates were co-opted by the other War Lord apprentices, it was tantamount to planting a time bomb.

For example, before being co-opted, he was hinted at by his original owner? The connection between the War Lord's apprentice and his subordinates must be very close, even if it is not as good as Link and his heroes, it should be about the same, otherwise it would not have been brought.

Then with the order of his original master, he entered the ranks of other War Lord apprentices, what the consequences would be, it should be very clear.

Because of the guidance of the Academy, this is almost even more deadly!

Link suddenly thought of the tip from his personal teacher before: Be careful, the people around you.

In the time of joint defense, suddenly someone in your allies sabotages and destroys something important, isn't that exactly the object that needs to be guarded against?

The people around him were none other than this kind of eliminated War Lord apprentices and their subordinates, who were right next to them, with the resentment of being eliminated, thinking about revenge all the time.

There was such a group of people peeping in secret, which made Link's whole hair stand on end.

He had even considered telling anyone else about these things, but how to explain it all? Or just drop the words and make a cold gesture of disdain?

And Alice's words made Link decide.

These are all the arrangements of the academy, and if he is stabbed by himself, there may not be anything, but there may be some trouble.

So, just don't talk about it, just pay attention to it yourself.

So, the days passed like this, and every day I went to the classroom of the academy with Link and others to learn theoretical knowledge, and then quickly returned to the Elemental Tower at noon, completely ignoring Carl Shanna and the others, which caused many people to snoop.

It's a pity that Link chats with Carlshana and the others every night, and begins to investigate about the former subordinates of the dismissed War Lord apprentices such as Nick, and also knows from her mouth how many people have come to dig the foot of the wall today, and how many unbelievable conditions have come out.

Originally, Link thought that life would go on like this, until the end of the two-month period, and he was ready to carry out new activities after collecting his recruited subordinates.

As a result, in the last period of time, the teaching of theories ended, and Link began to impart their new knowledge.

Something that really matters.

Inaugural knowledge of the warlords! (To be continued.) )