Side Character Transmigrations: The Final Boss is No Joke

CHAPTER 6-10

The arrival of Nine Silences Hall was of considerable importance, given that their disciples usually ended up slapping faces whenever they came over. The academy expressed that they handle this matter with utmost care.

Shi Sheng really did calm down for awhile, but she didn’t remain completely still.

Hobo Uncle charged over to pick a fight with Zhong Shiyi as soon as he heard the announcement—though naturally, he was once again soundly beaten .

“Yaoguang, I’ve failed you!” Hobo Uncle wore a crestfallen expression, as if she had just been sentenced to death.

‘Uh, I guess it does look like a death sentence to them…’

Nine Provinces Academy couldn’t measure up to Nine Silences Hall in terms of strength. Even if you were on your own turf, you’d still have to suck it up if you couldn’t beat the other party.

“Just get Qin Langyue to accompany me and I’m fine with it.”

‘What’s with the crying?’

Every teacher had a vote. As for those who were unlucky enough to be chosen by said teachers…haha, too bad, make your peace with death!

The remaining contestants were decided via a mass vote by the students. Got selected? Well you only had your unpopularity to blame.

“But…” Hobo Uncle spoke with a tentative expression, “I already used my vote.”

Shi Sheng, “…” ‘This idiot!’

Even without Hobo Uncle’s vote though, Qin Langyue was still chosen to become part of the ‘death row’ by everyone’s votes.

……

The day Nine Silences Hall arrived, the entire academy was shrouded in a heavy atmosphere.

Well, it was inevitable; they were about to get their faces slapped after all.

Shi Sheng didn’t get front row seats to enjoy the unfolding drama…because she was too busy killing people.

Who was it, you might ask?

‘Dunno who sent them, but since they made an effort ito deliver themselves to me, it’d be a waste if I didn’t help myself, no?’

Shi Sheng attacked in a frenzy, relishing in the moment. Once her blade tasted blood, it started emitting a sinister red hue, causing red flashes as it sliced through the air.

After Shi Sheng finished off the last foe, she kicked him aside. His eyes were wide open, as if to express his disbelief at having been killed in this manner.

Shi Sheng examined her sword before squatting down and wiping it clean. The blood colour faded away, and the sword regained its unassuming appearance once more.

Since the would-be assassins numbered a mere two, it was an easy feat for Shi Sheng to dispose of the bodies. Dragging one in each hand, she navigated her way deep into the woods.

The grounds of Nine Provinces Academy were very expansive; even this simple stretch of woods was large enough for one to get lost in.

After disposing the bodies somewhere deep within the woods, Shi Sheng dusted off her hands before turning to leave.

However, she suddenly came face-to-face with a pair of gleaming, pitch-black eyes the moment she turned. The owner of those eyes was practically plastered against her back.

He was fully clothed in red, so he cut a distinct figure amongst the trees.

‘WTF! He didn’t make a sound, and he doesn’t even show any signs of life… is he a ghost?’