The head coach Zhong Shan'e left after talking about monthly competitions, half-year competitions, and year-end selections.
From the beginning to the end, he looked vigorous and resolute. Chu Qiguang felt that this Zhong Shan'e should be a practical person who didn't like red tape.
'But such a powerful Taoist Martial God actually died in the Chaoyao Mountain Massacre. What happened on this mountain?'
After the chief instructor Zhong Shan'e left, a boxing instructor named Yang Ling came over.
After some encouragement, he informed all 32 students that even if they did not meet the four skills training requirements of the Demon Suppressing Division, they would still take up positions in the Demon Suppressing Division.
Of course, depending on their final results, the positions they hold and their future achievements will also be different.
And if you keep ranking low in the monthly competition, you may be eliminated.
Although none of the students present made a sound, they were full of thoughts. Some were worried, while others were full of fighting spirit.
After Yang Ling finished speaking, he waved the students to the bookstore, where they could find pens, ink, paper and inkstones from the servants.
Chu Qiguang thought to himself: 'Obviously martial arts is only part of the Zhenmo Division's training, and there are a lot of other learning contents.' He analyzed in his heart: "But neither the chief instructor Zhong Shan'e nor the boxing instructor Yang Ling mentioned the selection criteria for the Four Ultimate Skills.
What is it, did you not say it on purpose?"
He guessed: "Maybe... they don't want us to perform deliberately because of the standards of the Four Ultimates. What they want to see is whether our true talents are suitable for the Four Ultimates?"
In order to obtain "Thunder Roar", Chu Qiguang had already begun to figure out the selection criteria for the four masters of the Demon-Suppressing Division at this moment.
Next, after the students received their belongings, they were taken to a lecture hall by the servants, where they sat down to investigate the case.
After a while, a lecturer came over. This class was a literature class, and the content was...loyalty to the emperor and service to the country.
'It makes sense.' Chu Qiguang thought: 'As the emperor's personal soldier, the Zhenmo Division must have requirements for loyalty. By the way... From this point of view, among the selection criteria of the Four Ultimates, there must be loyalty.
Otherwise, no matter how talented you are, you may not be selected.'
The lecturer talked about all kinds of commendable deeds of dedication and loyalty to the emperor and the country since ancient times.
Some of the students below, such as Li He, Li Chu, and Chu Qiguang, seemed to be listening with great interest, while some, like Jiang Longyu and Zhang Haizhu, looked bored.
The lecturer glanced at Li He and Li Chu and nodded slightly.
When he saw Chu Qiguang not only listening carefully to the lecture, but also writing down the lecture notes, his speaking speed slowed down a bit.
But when I walked past Chu Qiguang and saw his dog-like words, I frowned again subconsciously.
After finishing the first class, I rested for about a moment, and then another lecturer named Yu Wenbin came over.
After Yu Wenbin came to the stage, he started talking directly. He talked about the classification of monsters in the world, which are monsters, monsters, ghosts, evil gods, and monsters.
Chu Qiguang had only listened to Qiao Zhi's lectures on this aspect of knowledge in the past and had not studied it systematically. Now he became serious about it.
Apart from him, the other students, including Jiang Longyu and Zhang Haizhu, all looked serious. For a while, the only sounds left in the lecture room were Yu Wenbin's explanation and the students' recordings.
After talking about the five major evil objects, Yu Wenbin began to explain the monsters in detail.
"Among the monsters, they are divided into birds, beasts, armors, scales, cockroaches, and spirits? There are six categories in total."
"Among the birds, the phoenix is the first one? There are also three-legged birds, Luan birds, Bi Fang, Xuan birds, Chong Ming birds, Gu Huo birds..."
"I'll start today with the Nine Phoenix Bird you saw yesterday."
"The Nine-Phoenix Bird is also called the Nine-Headed Bird. It looks like a combination of a human and a bird. Its nine heads look just like human faces. And each head has a different appearance. There are men, women, old and young.
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"The adult nine-headed bird... the tallest one we have seen so far is 1.2 feet tall? It can be 2.5 feet long with its wings spread."
When Chu Qiguang heard this, he thought to himself: 'The largest nine-headed bird is almost as big as Chi Chi Chi Chi.'
"This kind of monster lives on the plateau most of the time. It likes to build nests on peaks that are inaccessible to ordinary people. It loves to hunt antelopes and yaks, and it has a strong sense of territory..."
"...In the past ten years or so, due to the imperial immigration in Shuzhou that has enriched the border areas, the Nine-Headed Birds often attack local caravans and people because their territory has been invaded..."
"...should we pay attention to their flying ability? An adult nine-headed bird dives from the sky at once? Even a fifth-level warrior who resists head-on will be torn to pieces and must dodge..."
"...And their ability to control fire can melt iron armor..."
Yu Wenbin's lectures were detailed and vivid. He did not simply teach students how to deal with evil objects, but understood their appearance, habits, abilities, and weaknesses from beginning to end...
After walking by in such a hurry all morning, servants brought meals directly at noon. After the students ate in a hurry, another lecturer came over.
The lecturer in the afternoon was named Yi Shuang. He used to be a Taoist priest of Tianshi Sect? This time he was explaining the knowledge of major sects in the world.
"...We, the Demon Suppressor, need to understand cults, but is that to deal with them? You only need to know their characteristics? But be careful not to understand their teachings too much..."
"...Except for the Tianshi Sect? The classics of any other sect in the world contain evil knowledge. In the process of learning, it will unknowingly distort your cognition, alienate your body, and slowly transform you into
Leading the way to becoming possessed..."
"...The first thing we need to understand is the Tao of Immortals. This sect has been widely spread in the north for a long time. They rely on immortality to seduce ignorant villagers in the countryside or greedy people among the country officials...because of some unknown
To spread the elixir to create living corpses..."
After hearing this sect knowledge, Chu Qiguang became even more serious. Qiao Zhi didn't know much about these aspects, and he had long been interested in it.
Chu Qiguang has already reached the fifth level of Taoism. Not only does he have a photographic memory, but his understanding and wisdom are far beyond ordinary people. At this moment, he is frantically absorbing the knowledge imparted by these lecturers and memorizing all the contents of the lectures.
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Although he had a photographic memory, he still recorded the lecture notes. After all, this was valuable knowledge and recording it was of extremely high value.
Among the other students, some like Jiang Longyu, Zhang Haizhu, and Li Chu had a harder time studying. They were so dizzy after listening that they didn't remember all the lecture notes.
Some, like Huang Xiangyu, could barely listen.
There are also some people who are afraid and nervous while studying, and worry that they will become possessed by too much cult knowledge.
Among the few who could keep up with Chu Qiguang's pace, apart from Li He, there was only another young man under 20 years old, wearing a patched cotton coat, named Chi Shude.
Lecturer Yi Shuang took all this into account and took the time to ask Chu Qiguang, Li He and Chi Shude a few questions. After seeing Chu Qiguang and Chi Shude all answering fluently, his eyes became even more satisfied.
After the lecture, he did not leave immediately, but called Chu Qiguang, Chi Shude, and Li He up: "Have you all practiced meditation? Taoism?"
Li He said: "I practiced some meditation skills when I was eighteen years old, and now I have barely entered the first level of Taoism."
Chi Shude said casually: "I grew up in a Taoist temple and meditated with the masters in the temple. They said that I have reached the second level of Taoism."
Lecturers Yi Shuang and Li He both looked at Chi Shude, who was less than 20 years old, with slight surprise. It was rare to see someone at the second level of Taoism at such a young age.
Chu Qiguang thought for a while, it would be better not to hide his photographic memory ability, and it could also reflect his talent.
So he opened his mouth and said: "When I was ten years old, my health was not good, so a wandering Taoist priest who passed by taught me the method of meditation. I practiced it a little, and now I seem to be...in the third level of Taoism."
Li He, a student on the side, said in disbelief: "The third level of Taoism? Your martial arts is already in the third level, right? How is this possible?"
Chu Qiguang said innocently: "Is this difficult?"
The lecturer Yi Shuang also had a hint of doubt in his eyes, but he knew that the third level of Taoism had the ability to have photographic memory, so he directly asked about the content of his lecture today.