I Hijacked The Timeline

Chapter 76: Who Gave You the Courage?

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

On the field, all the freshmen of the 23rd class sat in a large circle.

The student representatives stood in the center and listened to Bai Fusheng explain the rules.

For example, no usage of weapons, no attacking fatal parts of the body, no usage of spells, and so on.

Feng Qi could understand the meaning of the existence of the rules.

After all, they were not fighting domain creatures. If they were allowed to attack without rules, it was very likely to cause damage to the other party’s body. If severe, they may even end up paralyzed.

This was also a headache for the various academics. How could they ensure the safety of their students during training?

Ordinary dueling training was not very meaningful to actual combat.

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During the battle, they would definitely be restrained and unable to attack freely. After all, they were not fighting domain creatures, but classmates.

If they were not careful, they might cause the other party to suffer irreparable injuries and leave behind aftereffects.

Apart from the Winter Academy, which loosened restrictions and allowed students of the same batch to fight at will, the common practice of the other academies was to let the students undergo systematic training before being led by professional teams to the domain field for actual combat training.

Even so, there were still many freshmen who were seriously injured in actual combat training every year or even died in the domain field.

Therefore, ensuring safety while improving the students’ actual combat ability was a problem that could not be perfectly resolved.

This made Feng Qi think of the game Savior that could change the current situation.

In the description found in the future database, this game could perfectly simulate physical performance in reality and record all the spell trajectories at that time. It could allow players to cast spells in the game in almost the same way as in reality.

The physical effects of spells were no different from reality.

After the birth of the epoch-making game Savior, the training problems of the various academies and civil society groups in actual combat were resolved. From then on, human society entered a new stage where experts emerged in large numbers.

Looking at Bai Fusheng, who was still talking about the rules, Feng Qi became even more eager to create Savior.

However, before he obtained the unlimited memory function, he could not transcribe the massive data code of Savior at all. This idea could only remain an idea for the time being.

The only thing he could do now was to let Savior’s physical engine be born in advance.

He had already made plans in this aspect. He only had to wait for the time to be ripe before looking for the genius with the virtual engine, Fang Zhiyou.

“These are the rules. We will start now.”

At this moment, Bai Fusheng finished explaining the rules and left the center of the field.

The first round was a spar between the representatives of Special Training Class One and Class Two.

Accompanied by the referee instructor’s shout, the battle was about to begin.

Looking at the battle between the two sides, Lin Ran, who was sitting at the side, yawned.

“This is too boring. With such a restrained way of fighting, they’ll probably be beaten up so badly that even their mothers won’t recognize them in Winter Academy.”

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“Have you ever been beaten up in Winter Academy?”

“I was beaten up by my senior on the first day of school. That beating kept me in bed for three days. Fortunately, they knew their limits and didn’t kill me. I haven’t been beaten up since then.”

“Why?” He could not help but ask curiously.

“The teaching environment of Winter Academy emulates the law of the jungle. It emphasizes the survival of the fittest. The competition is very cruel, but it’s not completely unrestricted.

“For example, competition is only allowed between students of the same batch. Other than the day when the freshmen enter the academy, the students of the upper years arc not allowed to bully them. Also, no killing allowed during the battle, and so on.

“And I’ve always been the undisputed strongest among my peers.

Subsequently, even the seniors in the upper grades weren’t my match. Who can beat me up?” As Lin Ran spoke, a brilliant smile appeared on his face.

Looking at Lin Ran, who was gradually getting arrogant, Feng Qi was speechless.

He looked at the field. The first duel ended in less than ten minutes. Then, the representatives of Special Training Class Three and Class Four went on stage right after that.

Lv Yue was the representative of Special Training Class Three. His opponent was a tall female who was looking at him with a smile.

When the referee instructor shouted, “Begin!”, the female was the first to attack.

Her figure suddenly closed in on Lv Yue, and she kicked him in the face with her right leg.

At this moment, Lv Yue also moved. His movements were very fast, and his right foot swept straight at the female student’s left leg that was supporting herself.

This kick made her lose her balance and fall to the ground.

Seemingly unwilling to lose the competition just like that, the female student flipped over and jumped up. She took a step forward and attacked Lv Yue again.

However, before she could get close, Lv Yue’s right foot kicked her lower abdomen and she fell to the ground once more.

Looking at Lv Yue’s calm expression, Lin Ran clicked his tongue in wonder.

“Fast, ruthless, and accurate. This guy probably has a lot of actual combat experience. Otherwise, he can’t hone such precise combat prediction ability with training alone. Is the faction behind him a certain domain combat team?”

Hearing Lin Ran’s words, Feng Qi was even more curious about what the Path to Heaven that Lv Yue mentioned was.

He decided that the next time he entered the future dream, he would investigate the information related to it.

Lu Yue’s duel only took one minute to end, and the competition continued.

Because this competition was purely for entertainment, freshmen were not allowed to use spells or enhance amplification-type body cultivation combat techniques. Therefore, the process made Lin Ran and Feng Qi very bored.

If it weren’t for the fact that he wanted to see Xia Long’s performance, Feng Qi would have left long ago.

As he waited, Xia Long finally appeared.

He was about 1.9 meters tall. After entering the venue, he first took off his clothes, revealing his firm muscles. Standing there, he radiating a sense of oppression.

When the referee instructor shouted “begin”,

the freshman standing not far away from Xia Long took the initiative to attack, but Xia Long did not make any move. He just stood in place, as if he did not intend to dodge.

His opponent’s fist struck his chest. Not only was he not injured, but as an earthen yellow light circulated on the surface of his body, the student who attacked was forced back a few steps.

Unwilling to give up, he charged at Xia Long again. However, Xia Long still did not choose to fight back and allowed his fists to hit his body.

Seeing this scene, Feng Qi was also shocked.

The usage of spells and body cultivation combat techniques were clearly prohibited, but at this moment, the referee instructor actually did not appear to stop the duel.

This could only mean one thing. The earthen yellow energy flowing on the surface of Xia Long’s body was not a physical cultivation battle technique, but a protective energy that was born when one’s body technique reached a certain realm.

“Yss, this Xia Long is too ferocious. He refined and produced physical astral Qi at such a young age. He’s really an excellent seedling for body cultivation.” Lin Ran, who was at the side, also exclaimed.

Then, he turned to look at Feng Qi.

“Brother Qi, this guy is probably the strongest in our class other than me.”

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Looking at Lin Ran, who had said this seriously, Feng Qi really wanted to ask, who gave you the courage.

Other than Xia Long, he did not know who was stronger, Lv Yue or Lin Ran.

However, with one punch from Mu Qing, Lin Ran would have to lie in the ICU for ten days to half a month.

If he did not survive, he would directly go to the netherworld to delete his account and start all over again..