Chapter 939: Monthly Exams Again (5th update, seeking subscriptions)
Having left everything to Eleanor Grant and her team, Peter Brown focused on checking the weather forecast these days. He would immediately fly to any place with a thunderstorm on his flying sword. After going to several places, Peter’s immortal power in his Elixir Sea increased significantly.
Sitting in the classroom and checking the immortal power in his Elixir Sea, Peter felt genuinely happy. He should be able to break through a barrier again soon.
After returning to the Cultivation World, Peter’s greatest desire was to break through a barrier and see if he could enter the Earth a hundred years later to see what had happened.
As Peter thought about this, he came up with a new idea. Even if he returns to the Cultivation World, he will need to gather immortal power to enter the future Earth. So why not gather more immortal power here on Earth? Ideally, he would gather enough power to go from Earth to the Cultivation World, then from the Cultivation World to the future Earth, and back again. That would require three or four times the amount of immortal power.
Peter was even worried that there might be some problem with the future Earth. Without immortal power, he wouldn’t be able to return to the Cultivation World at all.
Well, he might as well gather power slowly. For now, he doesn’t even have a single portion of immortal power. The more power he gathers, the better.
While Peter was deep in thought, Flora Nelson walked in.
As soon as she entered the classroom, Flora said to the students, "The next monthly exam is tomorrow. Last time Peter Brown achieved the highest score in the whole grade, this time many students want to compete for the first place, so Peter has a lot of pressure."
Her words carried a playful tone, and the students in the class all glanced at Peter.
Flora then became serious and said, "Many of our classmates have made significant progress over the past month. I hope everyone will do their best on the exam and strive for good results."
After she said much more, Flora left, happy with the class’s progress. She had also secretly observed that the seven poor students who followed Peter had made considerable progress. They were now studying diligently every day, and she believed they would achieve good results this time.