Chapter 157 - Entering The Academy

Ah Chun waited in the inn for the expectant battle. But as the hours passed and still no one showed up. Ah Chun could not help but feel a bit dejected. She had hyped herself up for a tough battle but no one even came to seek revenge. Meimei had long woken up and as night started to fall, Ah Chun started to feel bored.

"Okay let's go back… It seems no one cared about that Xi Yin guy." Ah Chun was really displeased. She had finally gotten to go out and play to have it all ruined by some idiot. Her day out ended up being a camp out in a cramped room in an inn waiting on people who never showed themselves. If she knew that it was because the Xi family did not believe a little girl killed their young master, Ah Chun might have went knocking on the Xi family door her self.

After returning to the palace Ah Chun got an ear full from her master. She knew that he was concerned about her, so she did not try to argue.  A few days passed and Ah Chun was set to enter the academy. Thanks to her master Lin Fen being the Celestial Emperor, Ah Chun did not need to take the academy test. 

And now Ah Chun was standing at the front gates of the academy with Qing'er and Meimei. Ah Chun was excited about this because she did not get to spend much time at the Heavenly Sword Sect. This time she wanted to make full use of the academy's resources to boost her cultivation. She no longer had to fear the heavenly tribulations when she broke through ever since she took on her dragon form. 

Ah Chun pushed open the gates and walked into the Celestial Star Academy. To her amazement, the academy was actually in its own mystic realm! As soon as she stepped through the gates it brought her to a vast mountain range. At the foot of the mountain was a small city. The gates leading into the academy put Ah Chun at the entrance of this city. There was a tall gate with a few guards wearing black robes that had the academy insignia on their chest standing guard. 

When the guards saw Ah Chun they frowned a bit. They were wondering where this little lizard kid came from. Ah Chun paid no mind to their attitude as she showed them her jade pass that her master gave her. When what seemed to be the head guard looked at the pass his eyes widened in disbelief.

"Little girl where did you get this pass? Did you pick it up off the ground?" The head guard asked with noticeable sarcasm in his voice. 

Qing'er got scared that Ah Chun would start killing again and was told by her father to stop any incidents to the best of her ability. So she quickly stood in front of Ah Chun saying: "Are you dumb!? Do you think anyone can just get the Celestial Emperor's jade pass for the academy!? My Young Miss is his disciple! So, of course, she would be given the jade pass!" 

The head guard frowned at Qing'er's words. "You will need to hold on a minute. We will need to verify, to make sure your words are true." Although the head guard did not seem to belive what was said he was not dumb enough to not at least check into the situation before turning the three girls away.

Qing'er looked impatient and wanted to say something more but was stopped when Ah Chun grabbed her shoulder and pulled her back. Ah Chun stepped forward and said: "Then I will trust sir to check into it." Although Ah Chun did not like their attitude she still knew that they had certain procedures to follow. She could see that the head guard was doing his job correctly.

Fifteen minutes went by when an old man in black robes came floating down from the sky, with his long white beard floating in the wind. Ah Chun recognized this old man instantly from the academy's entrance test. He was Vice Master Du Wei! The head guard was shocked to see the academy's Vice Master show up so he immediately bowed his head. Now the head guard was truly wondering who this young girl was! Was she truly the Celestial Kings disciple!?

"Miss Ah! You are here! I have been waiting for you. I have set up the best courtyard on the highest peak where the spiritual qi is the densest. There is also a maid waiting as well. She is a commoner who has no spiritual roots. I was told by his excellency to allow your two attendants to concentrate on their cultivation. So they will be exempt from having to do any of those duties while they are here in the academy." Vice Master Du Wei bowed respectfully towards Ah Chun causing the guards behind him eyes to widen in shock as their jaws hit the floor. The vice headmaster who was known for his overbearing and indifferent attitude was actually showing so much respect to this little girl!

Ah Chun smiled. To her, it felt nice to receive such treatment. Especially now that they had a maid who was not a cultivator. This would allow Meimei and Qing'er to cultivate without interruptions. "Then I will have to ask Vice Master Du Wei to show us the way." Ah Chun gave a polite bow. She was always one to show respect to others that showed her the same in kind.

"Hah! No need to be so formal just call me Uncle Du." Vice Master Du Wei smiled shaking his hand. He really liked this girl she was very respectful.

Ah Chun let out a soft laugh as she smiled even more brightly saying: "Then I will need to trouble Uncle Du then!" 

"Then follow me!" Vice Master Du Wei motioned for the three girls to follow, leaving behind a few dumbfounded guards.

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