Chapter 1887 - 1887 80% Death Rate, Nightmare Level! A Scheme! (3)
1887 80% Death Rate, Nightmare Level! A Scheme! (3)
“As long as they’re not sent by other factions,” Wang Teng replied with a smile.
“Aren’t you worried that they might betray the Constellation Society in the future?” Yue Qiqiao couldn’t help but ask.
“Why should I be worried?” Wang Teng looked at her and said calmly, “If they betray us, it’s their loss. I believe that if that day comes, I might not even need to take action. Someone else will likely deal with the traitors.”
His tone was filled with confidence.
Yue Qiqiao’s eyes showed a hint of admiration. People’s magnanimity truly varied, and perhaps only someone like him could lead the Constellation Society to greater heights.
Boret and Yu Yunxian looked at Wang Teng in surprise too. There was a strange glint in their eyes.
Honestly, they wouldn’t be able to do what Wang Teng did.
“Hmm?” Just then, Wang Teng suddenly made a light exclamation and looked at his wristwatch.
Round Ball informed him that he received another message.
This time, it was from the Academy’s Arbitration Association!
Wang Teng opened the message and took a look. He was astounded too.
“What is it?” Yue Qiqiao asked when she saw his expression.
“The Academy Arbitration Association gave me an associate council member status!” Wang Teng said with uncertainty.
“Associate council member!” Yue Qiqiao widened her eyes in surprise. She asked in disbelief, “Are you kidding me? An associate council member of the Academy’s Arbitration Association?”
“Yes, and there’s the emblem of the Academy’s Arbitration Association on it. It shouldn’t be a mistake,” Wang Teng opened the message and showed it to everyone, saying.
It was more like an appointment letter than a message… appointing Wang Teng as an associate council member of the academy arbitration association.
Yue Qiqiao and the others were flabbergasted after reading the content.
The appointment letter bore the emblem of the Academy’s Arbitration Association. Outsiders couldn’t forge it, and no one would play such a joke on Wang Teng. No one dared to impersonate the Academy’s Arbitration Association either.
Therefore, this message must be real.
It couldn’t be more real!
The group looked at each other, finding it difficult to believe.
“Why would the Academy’s Arbitration Association suddenly appoint you as an associate council member? That’s an associate council member, a much higher status than an ordinary member of the Academy’s Arbitration Association. And you’re just a new student who hasn’t even joined the Academy’s Arbitration Association before,” Yue Qiqiao was full of doubt and asked in amazement.
The Academy’s Arbitration Association had a very special position within the Seven Stellar Academies. Although it seemed like just a student organization, it had the authority to supervise and arbitrate all young martial warriors.
This authority also existed outside the Stellar Academies.
Furthermore, if one wanted to have greater authority in the future, one had to use the Academy’s Arbitration Association as a stepping stone to join a more mysterious and powerful organization in the universe – the Stellar Arbitration Council!
As a result, practically all students were eager to join the Academy’s Arbitration Association.
Joining the Academy’s Arbitration Association not only meant status but also signified tremendous power and limitless prospects.
However, not every student could join the Academy’s Arbitration Association. Each intake of students was limited, and only a few thousand were accepted.
This was an extremely daunting ratio.
Because each intake of students into the Stellar Academy consisted of hundreds of thousands, but only a few thousand could enter the Academy’s Arbitration Association.
Not to mention the members who held higher positions than regular members!
Although Wang Teng had only obtained the position of an associate council member, he still had a long way to go to become a full council member.
Nevertheless, being an associate council associate at least gave him the qualifications to become one, whereas, for regular members, it was unclear how many years of service were required.
“Is it possible that this is a compensation from the academy?” Wade suddenly suggested. “After all, Boss has achieved a significant feat for the academy, and the reward hasn’t been given yet.”
“It’s possible!” Yue Qiqiao regained her senses and nodded fervently.
“A reward, huh?” Wang Teng shook his head, feeling somewhat disappointed. “I would have preferred something more substantial. This title of an associate council associate from the Academy’s Arbitration Association is just a mere formality. Look at what it says here, it doesn’t come with any real authority.”
“You shouldn’t say that. Becoming an associate council associate means you have the qualifications to become a full council member. It’s just one step away, and you have no idea how many people couldn’t cross that threshold. You should be content with it,” Yue Qiqiao said with a shake of her head, her eyes filled with envy, as she scolded him teasingly.
“It’s just an associate council member. Look at how excited you are.” Wang Teng was speechless.
“Just an associate council member… You!” Yue Qiqiao glared at Wang Teng indignantly.
How pretentious!
This guy should be struck by lightning!
“Don’t get too worked up!” Wang Teng waved his hand and said, “Keep this news confidential for now. In case others find out, it might cause unnecessary trouble.”
Yue Qiqiao took a deep breath, calming herself down. She frowned, saying, “You’re right. I’ve heard that the number of slots for council associate elections is limited every time. You becoming an associate council member suddenly means that someone is displaced. That person probably hates you to the core.”
“So you mean I’ve gained a new foe out of nowhere,” Wang Teng frowned.
He initially thought it was just a matter of jealousy, but now it seemed like he had indeed gained a potential enemy.
In essence, he had taken away someone else’s chance for promotion. That kind of grudge wouldn’t be easy to let go of.
If it was him, he wouldn’t let it go so easily either.
“It’s entirely possible,” Yue Qiqiao replied.
“But I don’t even know who the other party is.” Wang Teng was speechless.