The Concubine Ghost: Allure Summoner

Just based on the amount of tasks they have now, they can't get No. 1, because all the crystal balls are with Feng Yinxue.

Ruo'er's eyes unintentionally crossed the water class and met Bai Wuye's eyes.

Ruo'er looked away a little irritably, and stopped looking at other classes.

But she discovered that there were two missing people in the water class, two young ladies from the Feng family.

Di Tianyu looked like he was mourning for his heir.

They must have failed to get the crystal ball, and Feng Tingyu and Feng Tingshui withdrew temporarily. Hua Qianli and Bai Wuye obviously had no intention of competing.

Di Tianyu, the leader of the water department class, was struggling with four freshmen.

Originally, the water system had a large population and was the most promising to win first place, but I didn't expect this result.

Sima Yuanyuan and Qi Xi are still in a cold war, but without a crystal ball nothing can be discussed.

The dean looked at the students in the field, but Feng Yinxue never appeared, so he could only sigh slightly.

Seeing that it was getting late, Elder Cang Tong was asking for instructions, "Dean, it's almost time. Do you want to start calculating the workload?"

The dean nodded and waved his hand for Elder Cang Tong to go ahead and do it.

Elder Cang Tong ordered everyone to step forward to deliver the tasks.

The first is the earth class, which is Sima Yuanyuan, with a total of 27 spiritual grasses and 17 magic cores.

Next is Zhou Yihan from the gold system, with a crystal ball, 28 spiritual herbs, and 22 magic cores.

The water element is immediately behind the gold element. Since there is no crystal ball, there are only 26 spiritual grasses and 15 magic cores. Di Tianyu's face is as ugly as eating shit.

Everyone who passes by him automatically takes a detour.

Xuanyuan Qing from the fire class had the best results in this competition. Not only did she get two crystal balls, but she also completed a very high workload.

A total of 30 spiritual grasses and 20 magic cores were obtained.

If there are no surprises later, then the champion of this competition will be the fire element.

Ruo'er begged in her heart that Feng Yinxue could come back in the next second.

With an uneasy mood, I handed in the task with Su Yibai.

Su Yibai took a look at the fruits of Ruo'er's labor, and couldn't help but sarcastically said, "I thought you would be more powerful when you are covered with a veil. You only have a dozen or so spiritual herbs."

Ruo'er glanced at Su Yibai but said nothing.

Some of the spiritual herbs and magic cores collected previously were given to Feng Yinxue for safekeeping, so she didn't keep much with her.

Su Yibai confidently handed her ring to the person for acceptance, raised her lips and smiled, "Let you see what it means to be a master."

Hearing this, Ruo'er glanced at the other person's ring but suddenly smiled, "Are you sure that everything in the ring belongs to you?"

Su Yibai choked, she couldn't refute, because the spiritual grass and magic core in the ring were not hers alone, there was also Xu An's weight in it.

After the person in charge of acceptance completed the inspection, he announced the results. Although the quantity had an advantage, the wood system was still at a disadvantage without a crystal ball.

Xuanyuan Qing breathed a sigh of relief. Although he didn't know why there were only three crystal balls left, it was good to win by a narrow margin.

But Xuanyuan Qing didn't feel relieved for long before another accident happened.

Because there were fewer people in the wood department class to submit tasks, the acceptance person asked again, "Is that all you have?"

If Ruo'er pursed her lips and said nothing, Su Yibai had already stayed away.

Seeing this, the acceptance person was about to announce the overall ranking when he was interrupted by a voice.

"Wait a minute." A woman in white walked slowly from behind the crowd, her steps were elegant and her manners were decent.

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