A Top Scholar in Everything-Chapter 103: Credits and Permissions

The blood battle in the cafeteria was nothing short of brutal.

For a long time, many students had considerable apprehension about the "wrench," a tool that had turned into a fierce weapon.

But at the moment,

everyone seemed more interested in "how to become a fleet repair staff."

Because with this identity, it seemed you could ignore the rules and permissions to attack other students without consequences. Even if discovered afterwards, you wouldn’t suffer any punishment.

Instead, those who were attacked became scapegoats.

This identity was simply a powerful weapon.

Of course,

they didn’t know that it wasn’t the identity’s fault.

"Damn it, he clearly struck first! Why are we being punished?"

Cyril, who had been knocked dizzy by two wrenches, finally got up from the ground and shouted at the metal ceiling.

Everyone’s gaze was fixed on him, and they even stopped eating.

Watching the commotion was much more enjoyable than eating.

Zi Zi...

The center of the cafeteria ceiling opened, and a giant LED display screen slowly descended. After a brief bout of snowflake distortion, Erza’s image appeared above.

"Obstructing normal repair work, objections invalid, forcibly expelled."

"Hoka City credits deducted by 20, permissions decreased by one level."

Erza’s green eyes shimmered as two mechanical law enforcers streamed in through the cafeteria door, applied electric lock rings to necks and limbs, and dragged them out.

"Linjiang City Baiyu, defeated four elite Hoka City students, Linjiang City credits +20."

At Erza’s next words, Baiyu froze slightly.

Fools.

You’re calling me a student, aren’t you just selling me out?

Wait.

What the heck are credits?

Though this was an exchange course training camp, Baiyu had never heard of this credit thing before.

Baiyu’s eyes scanned around and noticed that neither the students from Linjiang City nor those from other cities showed any confusion.

They all understood this credit system.

Especially the students from other cities, they looked at Baiyu with deep caution.

What’s going on?

Because I trained at the Armed Department for a week and was then dragged into mechanical courses by Erza, my information was lagging behind everyone else?

After Erza finished talking, her image disappeared from the big screen.

Immediately afterwards, a long list appeared on the screen.

Baiyu counted them.

Including Linjiang City, there were a total of six cities in the student training camp.

The rankings were based on credits.

Linjiang City was originally fourth but had risen to third due to the recent incident, while Hoka City dropped to fourth.

First place was Xuanji City.

Second place was Beishi City.

Third place was Linjiang City.

Fourth place was Hoka City.

Fifth place was Ghost Fire City.

Sixth place was Yuan Chun City.

Their credits were respectively 170, 150, 90, 80, 60, 50.

The permissions ranged from six to one, with more credits granting higher permissions.

Is this a ranking system?

"Let me remind you once again, no disputes are allowed in the cafeteria or residential area, otherwise, expulsion will be enforced. Even if you don’t want to stay here, consider your school’s reputation." freeweɓnøvel.com

Ka.

After Erza finished this sentence, her image was completely disconnected.

The display screen also retracted back into the ceiling, everything returned to normal.

If it weren’t for the blood-stained wrench in Baiyu’s hand and the mess around him, you could hardly tell there had been any fighting.

The students from other cities turned their heads, but internally they raised Baiyu’s threat level by more than one tier.

...

"You all started training with Erza, explain what this credit system means."

Baiyu walked to Lan Ziyue and the others’ table and picked up a piece of roasted meat.

The few were rather speechless.

Are you serious? You came swinging a wrench looking for trouble, yet don’t know about the credit system?

"Did you come here specifically to fight?"

Jiang Xi looked curiously.

Getting closer, she realized this top-ranking member was actually quite handsome.

Not just his looks, the subtle aura he emitted made it easy for people to feel a mysterious attraction.

Due to her special abilities, Jiang Xi’s sense of smell was very keen.

She could sense a faint allure on Baiyu, making her involuntarily want to move closer.

"Yes, those bastards sent Qin Shou and the others to the hospital, so I came to help settle the score."

Baiyu looked at Jiang Xi as a matter of course.

But as he gazed at her, he found he couldn’t look away.

Not because Jiang Xi was particularly pretty or had a great figure, had long black straight hair, or was particularly voluptuous.

But because, in Baiyu’s eyes, this girl was almost a collection of negative emotions...

Of course.

She really was very prominent.

Baiyu furrowed his brows.

Due to the influence of the "Purification" skill, his perception of negative emotions was very acute.

He could not only sense his own negative emotions, but also faintly perceive those of others.

For example, back in the library, Yue Zian had given Baiyu the impression of being filled with despondency.

And Lin Shan.

Was filled with despair and pessimism.

Both improved considerably after Baiyu’s treatment.

But in front of him was Jiang Xi.

Her inner emotions were like a flood breaking through a dam, overwhelming everything else.

And she had only two pure emotions.

Bloodthirstiness and hunger for food.

Moreover, the fact that hunger for food was a negative emotion was simply baffling.

"Pardon my curiosity, who are you?"

Baiyu didn’t know Jiang Xi; she hadn’t participated in any exchange courses.

"This is Jiang Xi from Golden Rainbow Academy. She also acted this morning, allowing us to regain our training base permissions. Golden Rainbow Academy doesn’t participate in the exchange course annually, they have their own quota." Yue Zian explained beside Baiyu.

Yue Zian then enthusiastically educated Baiyu.

Such opportunities were rare.

Ten minutes later.

Baiyu finally understood the credit and permission system on the Steamship.

Of course.

The origin of all this was from schools and city leaders believing that students should be taught Martial Artist ideology and Martial Dao spirit early on.

They shouldn’t enter the Martial Arts School and remain sheltered like flowers in a greenhouse.

Another reason is the limited teaching resources, preventing students from thinking they are readily accessible.

The entirety of Maple Leaf County, with a total of Twelve Cities.

During the college entrance exam phase, two Legendary Ships stay respectively responsible for the students from six cities.

Students from each city are divided into different camps, starting with 100 credits and level one permission.

Permissions are ranked based on credits, from six to one.

The higher the permission, the more areas can be accessed.

This includes certain teaching regions, like the training base, with longer usage times.

Even the food in the cafeteria will be better and more abundant.

Everyone has only two months.

This ranking system undoubtedly makes the strong stronger, and motivates those behind to study diligently and challenge those ahead.

The way to earn credits naturally involves stealing them from other cities.

Duel!

Spar!

Challenge!

Ambush!

As long as it doesn’t cause fatality and adheres to basic rules, all intercity student battles and defenses are included in credit statistics, eliminating other students also earns credits.

For example, Jiang Xi defeated Jerry in the morning, earning Linjiang City 10 points.

She also regained the training base’s usage rights.

And now Baiyu, almost accidentally, earned 20 points for Linjiang City.

Due to this system, there is constant friction between students from each city.

However, the group from Hoka City was excessively greedy and brutal, which is why the situation at the training base escalated to such an extent.