"No, it's nothing."

What could be wrong with her? She just can't quite accept it.

"You go ahead with your work, I'm going to sleep."

After saying that, Shen Hua left, leaving Shang Wenwen standing there. She noticed that the little girl seemed to have a good training method.

This feeling was just an intuition, and she herself was somewhat baffled by it.

In the afternoon, Shen Hua and her classmates were taken to an art studio, which was, of course, just Shen Hua's fancy way of putting it.

Actually, it's just some strangely shaped runes drawn here. Chen Hua scanned it and found that it was just some talismanic patterns without any special ingredients mixed in, so it had no effect.

Just like many people lament, they simply lack talent, yet they are subjected to such torment.

Of course, they complained, and the teacher said what the teacher said, but if anyone went too far, they would be made to taste the bitterness of the talisman.

Shen Hua only listened for a short while before realizing what level the teacher was talking about. No wonder it was an elective course; students didn't need to know too much. They just needed to know the function of the talismans coming towards them and how to deal with them.

"Now, let's have one of you demonstrate this explosive tag for us! You're the one, Shang Wenwen."

When the teacher called out the roll, everyone looked at Shang Wenwen with somewhat strange expressions.

The way the teacher looked at Shang Wenwen seemed somewhat disdainful, as if she didn't take her seriously at all.

Chen Hua: ...

Sensing that there was something she didn't know, and seeing that Shang Wenwen went up anyway despite not wanting to, Shen Hua felt that something was about to happen.

I glanced at the teacher's eyes, and yeah! There was a hint of schadenfreude in them. This teacher is a bit shady!

She had inquired beforehand and learned that although Ouran High School was not afraid of powerful people and only accepted those with ability, most of those with ability came from wealthy families, which made it almost a school for the elite.

The people in the fighting class were either troublemakers or penniless individuals with only brute strength.

When Instructor Liu sent her to school, he put her in the combat class. Could it be that he thinks she's a violent little girl?

Or perhaps she felt safer being with these people, and didn't feel oppressed in other majors.

From this perspective, the combat class is more peaceful. If you go to other classes, there will be all sorts of open and covert struggles, which would be mentally exhausting.

"That's perfect, now we're just waiting for her to make a fool of herself," Nangong Rui said gloatingly as he sat down next to Shen Hua.

Shen Hua looked at him and asked, "So you know what happened?"

Judging from Shang Wenwen's appearance, she doesn't seem to be from a poor family, so why is she being targeted by the teacher?

"Hey! I know a little bit. If you call me 'brother,' I'll tell you, okay?"

Shen Hua: "It's nothing special, if you don't want to say, then don't."

"Alright, let me tell you, this Shang Wenwen is a child the Shang family found last year. Before that, she grew up in the countryside. The reason the teacher targeted her is because she has a younger sister who studies talismans and is the teacher's favorite student. You know about the power struggles and intrigues within wealthy families."

Shen Hua: "You seem to understand things quite well, but aren't you from a wealthy family yourself?"

“I’m different from them. I’m an only child, so I’m very honest and straightforward.”

Yeah! If you don't like someone, just beat them up. There's no need to trip them up.

However, to be honest, he didn't like Shang Wenwen's younger sister at all; the fact that she wanted to be his aunt was disgusting.