I Have a Dice Left by a God-Chapter 463 - 55: Support

The dean is giving an examination.

"Both are important. Without thoughts, ability may not lead to good results. Only thoughts without ability is just empty talk. If I have to choose, thoughts are somewhat more important," Li Xin said.

"Oh?"

"People with thoughts never have too bad a life."

"You’re quite optimistic. The Church rarely recommends people to the Canon Law School, especially someone still in the Night Patrol," Chen Rutang began slowly, "Do you know why Night Patrol isn’t very welcome at the Canon Law School?"

Li Xin shook his head.

"It’s simple. Regular dealings with the dark world inevitably leave traces of gloom, pressing both parties heavily. Moreover, it’s not recruitment season, even special recruitment isn’t very regular," Chen Rutang took a sip of tea with a faint smile, "What was said above is nonsense. It’s just that the benefits aren’t big enough, plus Night Patrol comes from the bottom, full of trouble and with no profit."

Li Xin was stunned, not expecting the dean to be so straightforward.

"Seems you’re surprised. People from the Church say you’re young, talented, and have made great contributions, unwilling to bury talent, so they recommended you strongly," Chen Rutang said, "Our Tranquil Canon Law School also cherishes talent. I can make an exception for you, but as dean, I must consider other students at the Canon Law School. You should leave the Night Patrol during your studies here to avoid making things difficult for me."

Li Xin hesitated, thinking Kathy had already settled this.

Seeing Li Xin hesitate, Chen Rutang smiled slightly, "People have limited energy. I hope you can focus on study and life at the Canon Law School. As for what you do after graduation, that’s your own business."

Li Xin was about to speak, but Chen Rutang waved his hand, "I don’t need a reason, just tell me the result. Agree and stay, disagree, turn left at the door."

Li Xin stood up, bowed, and left. Perhaps one day he won’t be in the Night Patrol, but not now. When reaching the door, Chen Rutang suddenly called out, "Wait."

Li Xin turned around and looked at Chen Rutang, who furrowed his brow, "I suddenly want to know the reason."

"Dean, I have a case at hand that’s unfinished," Li Xin said with a bitter smile.

"Just for this?" Chen Rutang was speechless, tapping the table, "Do you know the entire Dragon Capital has only Tranquil willing to give you this opportunity? You miss this time, whatever path you choose will be full of obstacles. A case, you can hand it over to someone else or deal with it later!"

"Dean, the case still needs to be finished; it has dragged on for a long time," Li Xin said, not being pretentious. Chen Rutang also wasn’t wrong, but that case involved more than a dozen deaths, touching numerous families. For anyone, it’s a disaster. The problem is, no one wants to handle it.

The atmosphere in the room suddenly became stiff.

"Fine!" Chen Rutang scrutinized Li Xin, gradually softening his gaze, tapping the table, "No wonder you’re Luo Jin’s student. You’re good, kid. Others may not want, but Tranquil does. Others may dislike Night Patrol, but I intentionally recruit Night Patrol and give you privileges at Tranquil Canon Law School. You’re free here: want to work on a case, do so; want to attend class, attend now. Those idiots have forgotten the Canon Law School’s original intention!"

Li Xin looked a little dumbfounded at Chen Rutang, suddenly speaking crudely, "Dean, this..."

"That kid Luo Jin trained at Tranquil, with skill and talent back then... he insisted on returning home, not expecting Celestial Capital to face such events," Chen Rutang sighed, "He’s stubborn, also courageous, damn it, what a pity. You work hard, don’t disgrace him. Anything happens in Dragon Capital, you can come to me."

"Thank you, Dean." Li Xin stood up and bowed, once more benefiting from Uncle Luo.

Chen Rutang waved his hand cheerfully, "Alright, no need for formalities, go ahead."

Leaving the dean’s office, an unexpected warmth rose in Li Xin’s heart. Actually, Uncle Luo wasn’t lonely, there are companions in the world.

At the door, Lu Shuai and Huerta, who had been waiting for a long time, immediately rushed up, "How did it go? Did you pass?"

Li Xin nodded, Lu Shuai and Huerta immediately hugged Li Xin excitedly. Upon hearing the news, they were excited for a long time, for now, they can fight side by side again.

Divine Revelation Canon Law School.

Dean Mark Potter looked at the exquisite enamel clock and casually tossed a file into the trash, tidying his clothes and smoothing his handsome little mustache. A knock echoed as he, accompanied by several Divine Revelation Canon Law School instructors, welcomed a middle-aged man wearing a Celestial Principle Grand Scholar gown, smiling, into the room: Philson Three-star Grandmaster.

Although this was their first meeting, the two bigwigs interacted like old friends. The Divine Revelation Canon Law School, being the strongest canon law school, strives to excel in all aspects. The Celestial Principle School, a highly popular discipline among students, couldn’t be overlooked. Naturally, they hoped the Celestial Principle School focuses on the Divine Revelation Canon Law School instead of other schools.

The Celestial Principle School had various methods to expand influence, but the Canon Law School served as the foundation. As the best Canon Law School, Philson certainly wouldn’t miss it. A mutual agreement was reached, both expressing respect and a consensus on strengthening collaboration.

Mark Potter, dean, personally showed Philson around the Divine Revelation Canon Law School, noticing that Philson seemed a bit distracted.

Since hearing "Heart Learning" from Lin Fei, the scholars familiar with Celestial Principle School’s inner workings seemed bewitched. Even the highly cultivated Mordo and Philson weren’t much better. Soon, they got word, Mr. Li was indeed related to Journalist Lin, but directly pursuing this route was too conspicuous, since Mr. Li’s Celestial Five Questions had already been a great favor; they couldn’t just visit him openly.

For such scholars, knowing the great path lay ahead, their hearts were tortured. Later, upon hearing Mr. Li appeared at the Divine Revelation Canon Law School, Philson couldn’t sit still. While direct disturbance was inappropriate, an accidental encounter seemed harmless, besides, collaboration between the Celestial Principle School and the Canon Law School was inevitable.

With instructors accompanying him, Philson casually asked, "Your school has produced outstanding Celestial Principle talents. Is there anyone particularly memorable?"

"Ranuma Jin, Princess Mingyue, Nalan Potter, Si Kung Mu, Yan Tianguang, Patir, and many others. Among them, Ranuma Jin, a genius from Hedan, consistently topped the Celestial Principle exams," Dean Mark had a slight air of pride. First, he mentioned the young generation’s heirs to showcase the school’s foundation, and the fact Hedan’s genius chose to stay at Divine Revelation Canon Law School spoke volumes of its prestige.

"Anyone else?"

"There are... too many to remember. However, you, Grandmaster, can consider this your home and explore," Mark Potter laughed, "Without boasting, Divine Revelation brings together the best from Li Long Kingdom. We’re top-notch in every aspect!"

Philson hadn’t heard the name he sought, feeling a bit disappointed. Mr. Li indeed prefers a low profile, living anonymously in the city. He couldn’t rush, pursuing the path requires sincerity.