Extreme Almightiest Young Master

Chapter 1251 - 1249: Annihilation of a Clan

Lin Feng quickly found the schools Sun Feng mentioned, coincidentally discovering that those schools were conducting foreign language exams. This brought a smile to Lin Feng’s face—this would take care of everything all at once! With that thought, he immediately used his Divine Sense to influence the students taking exams in those schools. Suddenly, the students felt dazed and sluggish, completely unable to solve the test questions. Some even became so unbearably sleepy that they slumped onto their desks and dozed off...

After completing this task, Lin Feng withdrew his Divine Sense without a trace of exhaustion. He then led the two Demon Kings toward the children. The Demon Kings didn’t know what to say anymore. A mega-city with tens of millions of people, yet Lin Feng’s Divine Sense could completely envelop it—their terror at Lin Feng’s power had reached an unimaginable level...

While Yingbo University was still busy dealing with reporters, those schools that had previously been troubling Yingbo University were now in turmoil. Although the exam results weren’t out yet, the students had stopped answering questions entirely. Even if they tried to cover it up, it was impossible to hide. The administrators of those schools were beside themselves with anxiety!

What frustrated them further was that someone had leaked the news. Now, hordes of reporters camped outside their schools, conducting interviews. They had to devise a way to handle the press, but just thinking about the current circumstances left the administrators with pounding headaches.

"Hello, I’m a reporter from the Metropolitan Morning Press. Could you please explain what is going on with the students and the issues with their exams?"

"Well... The students encountered some inexplicable problems; it seems like they were being disturbed and couldn’t answer the questions!"

"I’ve heard that isn’t true. People say your teaching quality was poor in the first place, and the students simply don’t know how to answer the questions."

"Don’t talk nonsense! Our school’s teaching quality is among the best in Tianhai!"

...

Similar encounters befell the other administrators, as relentless journalist harassment left them gasping for solutions. Ultimately, they had no choice but to communicate with one another over the phone to arrange a time to meet and discuss the issue jointly.

"Old Zhang, what do you think we should do about this?"

"I have no idea. Sounds like your situation is identical to mine."

"Old Wang and Old Zhao are dealing with the same thing!"

"This is insane—why is our situation identical to Yingbo University’s?"

"Old Qian, could this really just be a coincidence?"

"Forget coincidences! My school can’t afford to let this disaster happen. If this persists, my school is doomed!"

"Why don’t we unite and petition for a retest? Otherwise, Yingbo University might survive this storm, but the rest of us won’t!"

...

The principals of several schools gathered to deliberate, but after extensive discussions, they couldn’t come up with a better solution. The best course of action was to join forces with Yingbo University and request a retest for all the exams. Only this way could they hope to turn things around. Otherwise, their schools placed under this cloud would face dire consequences, including struggles with student admissions next year.

After settling on their strategy, the principals approached Ding Wan’er, pleading with her to lead the charge. When it came to reputation and influence, Yingbo University outweighed them all. With Yingbo University spearheading the request, their chances of success were significantly higher.

Arriving at Ding Wan’er’s office, the principals immediately crowded around her and started making their case.

"Dean Ding, please forgive our past offenses. We misunderstood Yingbo University earlier—how could such a prestigious school have any problems?"

"Dean Ding, I deeply apologize. Previously, I was misled by others. Now, we all hope Yingbo University can take the lead. Let’s band together and request a retest!"

"Dean Ding, you must help us this time. All our students are facing the same issues. If we don’t do a retest, we’ll continue being surrounded by reporters—it’s unbearable!"

"..."

...

The principals were visibly distressed. Reporters had effectively barricaded them at their campuses, and the media coverage was giving them severe migraines. If this weren’t resolved soon, they feared even worse outcomes.

Ding Wan’er listened to their pleas and broke into a smile. She fully understood their panic, though she wasn’t exactly sure what Lin Feng had done. Still, having these principals come flocking together to request a retest meant Yingbo University’s goals had been achieved. With so many schools encountering similar issues and petitioning collectively, higher authorities couldn’t ignore this matter.

"Since all of you share the same sentiment, Yingbo University will take the lead in this matter. I do hope that moving forward, you avoid repeating the same actions as before," Ding Wan’er said, glancing at the anxious principals. She nodded and agreed to head the effort for a collective retest. Of course, Yingbo University also needed the retest, but she wasn’t about to let this opportunity slide without addressing their previous vulnerabilities. Why did they only think of Yingbo University now, after trampling on them before?

"Dean Ding, it won’t happen again, I swear."

"Dean Ding, can we just let bygones be bygones, please?"

"Dean Ding, we were at fault before, we admit it..."

...

Hearing Ding Wan’er’s words, the principals turned red in the face, embarrassed. They had indeed gone too far earlier. But from their standpoint, protecting their schools was a top priority, leaving them little choice in the matter...

Seeing the principals show remorse, Ding Wan’er decided not to press further to spare them more humiliation. Interrupting their apologies, she promptly gathered the group and headed to the relevant departments to initiate the retest application. The process was cumbersome and required coordination across multiple administrative divisions — but for the sake of the students, they had to put in the effort.

Fortunately, the outcome was favorable. With Ding Wan’er leading the charge and the other principals supporting her, they managed to secure approval from the authorities. The retest was scheduled for seven days later. This successful resolution left the principals immensely relieved—they could finally escape the reporters’ siege...

In the following days, Lin Feng finalized other arrangements. He instructed Old Monster and his team to monitor the surroundings of the exam venue for cultivators. If another cultivator dared to meddle, Lin Feng wouldn’t hesitate to retaliate.

As Tianhai Yingbo University prepared for the retest, two figures arrived a thousand miles away at Jinghua Mountain: Pu Zhe and Jin Shi—who had previously sabotaged Yingbo University.

"Third Senior Brother, is this the place?" Jin Shi looked at Pu Zhe and asked solemnly. The two of them had been sent by their master on a mission to annihilate a family here. Now that they were certain of the location, they were ready to strike.

"Fourth Junior Brother, this should be the place." Pu Zhe scrutinized the area meticulously, finally confirming their position. The location was challenging to find—had their master not spoken of it, they wouldn’t have believed a family could conceal themselves in a miniature hidden world all this time.

"Good!" Jin Shi responded upon hearing Pu Zhe’s affirmation. He immediately took action, placing an artifact provided by their master on a massive boulder. Following his master’s instructions, Jin Shi gathered all his energy and punched the boulder with full force.

"Boom!"

The desolate wilderness reverberated with the thunderous impact. Strangely, the boulder did not shatter under Jin Shi’s strike but instead revealed a glowing portal slightly taller than an average person. Beyond it lay an entirely different realm.

Without hesitation, the pair transformed into shadows and disappeared through the portal. Upon entering the hidden realm, they immediately noticed its unusual characteristics—it was notably small, and the Spiritual Energy was scarce. In fact, it wasn’t much better than the Secular World outside. Neither could fathom what their master intended for them to find here.

"Who dares intrude upon the Wu Family uninvited?" A figure suddenly appeared before Pu Zhe and Jin Shi, eyeing them in confusion. Outsiders hadn’t set foot here for centuries, and with this miniature hidden world on the verge of collapse, the arrival of strangers was all the more puzzling.

"Boom!"

Pu Zhe didn’t waste a word. With a casual flick of his hand, he unleashed a Fist Aura that instantly struck down the figure before them. The man, whose cultivation was only at the early Transcendent Realm, was no match. Pu Zhe’s attack effortlessly killed him!

This miniature realm encompassed merely twenty square kilometers. The deafening blast immediately alerted everyone within. In mere moments, dozens of Wu Family members—disciples, the Family Head, and even the Patriarch—came rushing from the southwest corner.

"Who are you, and how did you get in here?" asked the Wu Family Patriarch as he sized up Pu Zhe and Jin Shi with astonishment. He urgently wanted to know how these strangers infiltrated the family’s secret domain. For centuries, this miniature realm had been a closely guarded family legacy accessible only to core disciples. How did these intruders breach its boundaries?

The other family members shared the Patriarch’s bewilderment, all staring at Pu Zhe and Jin Shi with the same burning question.

"Who we are doesn’t matter. What matters is we’re here to exterminate you," Pu Zhe replied, his lips curling into a mocking smile as he found the Wu Family’s questioning laughable. After tossing out this cold statement, he and Jin Shi immediately began their assault.

"Boom!"

"Boom..."

"Patriarch, save us!"

...

A horrifying massacre swiftly unfolded in the miniature realm. The Wu Family’s strength was laughable compared to Pu Zhe and Jin Shi. Even the Wu Family Patriarch couldn’t withstand their joint attack for long before being slaughtered.

Seeing the devastation brought on by Pu Zhe and Jin Shi, the Wu Family members sank into despair. Until their final breaths, they couldn’t comprehend why their family had been targeted for annihilation. They had lived in isolation for centuries, keeping to themselves. How could such a calamity befall them?

When Pu Zhe and Jin Shi reappeared on Jinghua Mountain, they each carried a box on their backs—the very items their master had emphasized as essential to retrieve. The fate of the Wu Family was irrelevant; these boxes were their sole mission.

Exchanging a brief glance, the two descended from the mountain, moving swiftly on their next journey...