The Seventh Base

Chapter 561: Chapter 23 Is Xu Mo the name you called? _2

Days passed by one after another.

Xu Mo’s life in the library was leisurely. Now, besides reading and studying, he also engaged in practical training with Sal, which was equally beneficial for his cultivation.

Occasionally, he would also spar with Ize and Carter.

Princess Elizabeth always had a hard time dealing with Xu Mo. Since money couldn’t tempt him, she had to temporarily let it go, not rushing for the moment.

A major event occurred in the Extraordinary Department, even causing quite a stir at Lucas University.

The noble Sal from the Sasi Kingdom publicly challenged Douglas of Lucas Star to a duel.

The two fought fiercely in front of the entire university. The battle was extremely brutal and dangerous. Unlike the previous time when Sal stopped when it was enough, this time, he completely lost control and fought desperately against Douglas.

In the end, after sustaining severe injuries, Sal nearly crippled Douglas.

With this fight, Sal became famous not just among the newcomers but across the whole Lucas University. Douglas was a junior student and considered a significant figure at the university.

But in this battle, he was beaten down by Sal, whose Source Power Level was lower than his, and was directly sent to the hospital after the fight ended.

Whatever reputation Douglas had built up was destroyed in this single battle, and from then on, whenever people at Lucas University saw Douglas, they would probably think of this crazy fight.

This made people at Lucas University remark that the people from the Sasi Kingdom really were warlike, with Sal being virtually a madman in battle.

This battle had a significant impact on the noble circles of Lucas Star. Douglas was considered a top Noble Young Master, standing at the upper levels in his circle, and he was very close to the heir of the Lucas Star Royal Family and was expected to be a powerful official in the next generation.

It could be said that the impact of this battle was extremely detrimental and might even directly affect Douglas’s future prospects.