Chapter 150: 150 - Registration
It wasn't just Willis. Everyone who sensed Nexus's grand entrance was stunned into silence. They had worked here for years, but only now did they get to witness someone actually daring to attack the American Hunter Academy.
Willis hurriedly wheeled himself outside and saw Nexus and Lailah standing in the middle of the crater. The strange thing was that the dust and debris seemed to actively avoid them no matter how they moved.
Seeing that Willis was too slow in his wheelchair, Nexus and Lailah walked up to him.
"The recommendation letter the other day was missing Lailah, so I came here to register her."
As soon as Nexus finished speaking, the black shadows that had just appeared immediately disappeared. Everyone had thought an enemy was attacking, but they never expected it to be a student who liked showing off coming here to register.
Although this was also very strange, it wasn't their business. Since it wasn't anything dangerous, naturally they had no reason to stay.
"What?"
Willis frowned as he looked at Nexus, then looked down at the huge crater in the ground. He narrowed his eyes and looked up at the sky, then shook his head, unable to understand just how high someone had to fall from to cause destruction on this scale.
According to the recommendation letter written by White, he was G-rank, but at the same time, Nexus was White's master. Adding the fact that Nexus also knew Bell, anyone who wasn't stupid would know there was something fishy going on here.
The strength Nexus had just displayed was clearly not serious, but only S-rank or above would dare to casually free-fall from that height.
"Wait a second, what do you mean, register? The recommendation letter was already outrageous enough. Now you don't even need a recommendation letter?"
As he spoke, he glanced at Lailah. He hadn't paid much attention to her when she was with Bell, so it took him a while to recognize her.
"Aren't you that weak girl who was with Bell about a week ago? What exactly is your relationship with each other?"
The more Willis thought about it, the more he felt that there was something abnormal about Lailah. She was clearly so weak, so why did she always have such strange relationships with extremely powerful men?
The ridiculous thoughts in Willis's head naturally couldn't escape Nexus's notice. He couldn't read minds right now, but the expression on Willis's face was way too obvious.
"This is my little angel. If you keep thinking nonsense, I'll break your other two arms too. Registering Lailah is my announcement, not something I'm asking for your opinion on."
One hand wrapped around Lailah's waist, while the other pointed straight at Willis's face as if giving an order. Clearly, he had come here to become a student, but Nexus's attitude was even more arrogant than if he had come here to become the principal.
"What the hell are you talking about?"
Willis's eyelids twitched repeatedly. When was the last time someone had ordered him around in such an arrogant and rude manner? No, there had never been anyone.
Only now did Willis realize that there was something very strange about Nexus. Although the two had only interacted for a very short time, Willis felt that the person standing in front of him and the person he had met last week were two completely different people.
"Are you really that slow? Being able to welcome the great Nexus is already a tremendous honor for you mortals. If you weren't quite pleasing to the eye, I wouldn't even bother coming to this shabby place."
Nexus raised his chin, not even bothering to look at Willis as he stared up at the moon. This extremely arrogant attitude made even the old fox Willis's face flush with anger.
You call this showing respect to the American Hunter Academy? That's right, according to Nexus right now, it was. He hadn't directly rushed into the principal's office, grabbed the principal and beaten him up, then become the academy's biggest boss. So that was already showing respect.
"You damn brat, do you even know what place this is? This is the greatest academy for hunters in the world!"
Willis shouted loudly, his voice extremely powerful. The only flaw was that it was a little unhygienic because saliva was flying everywhere.
There was no way Willis could stay calm. The American Hunter Academy was a great source of pride, the leading institution in training elite hunters for humanity. Nexus publicly belittling the academy was no different from publicly insulting Willis.
Facing a loudmouthed old man, Nexus simply released his spiritual qi and knocked Willis's wheelchair over.
"I know exactly where this is. This is an academy of mortals lucky enough to catch the eye of the great Nexus."
Nexus's calm yet arrogant gaze looked toward the academy's sign as if he wanted to directly carve his name onto it and declare ownership.
"Hey, what are you doing? Why are you hitting an elderly man?"
Lailah punched Nexus in the chest before he finally withdrew his spiritual qi. Only then could Willis use his hands to push himself and his wheelchair back up again.
"I'm so sorry. I just want to enroll with him. Can you help me?"
Seeing Willis back up, she immediately approached to comfort him. Her kindness immediately made Willis much less angry.
"One F-rank, one G-rank, and now someone who isn't even a hunter. Do you guys think this place is some kind of marketplace where anyone can just come and go?"
Willis didn't ask Nexus but instead asked Lailah. His focused gaze was as if he were investigating something.
He wasn't here working as a guard just to sit around doing nothing. Naturally, when he encountered something strange, he would actively investigate it.
The information on Mark was very accurate, with almost no problems at all. The information on Nexus was even more seriously lacking, and Bell had gotten involved and modified it. As for Lailah… there was nothing at all.
With the power of the American Hunter Academy, Willis could access the information of almost anyone in the world. Special figures with high status would have their information hidden, but at least their names would still exist, yet Lailah had nothing.
She had never been born, never grown up. It was as if a person had suddenly appeared on Earth.
Investigating further, he discovered that she hadn't awakened any ability, but she had a strange bag containing things that were just as strange inside.