Quick Transmigration: Still Life Fairy

Chapter 301 Since ancient times, stone demons have been the most alluring.

Although Qi Xiangzhe and his gang were known as the school bullies, they only bullied students and still had a natural respect for teachers. Especially since their opponent was the homeroom teacher of Class 1, Grade 12, a teacher known for his strictness who had received the provincial outstanding lecturer qualification for three consecutive years.

The homeroom teacher of Class 11 was too senior, and even if they all had powerful backers, no one dared to offend him easily. The underlings looked at each other, and finally all turned their attention to Qi Xiangzhe, waiting for his decision.

"Teacher, it's really nothing, you don't need to do this. Class has already started, we'll be going now."

Qi Xiangzhe naturally couldn't tell the truth. Although it was an undeniable fact that he had been beaten up by a girl, rumors circulating behind his back and his own admission were two completely different things. If he were to complain to the girl's homeroom teacher on the spot, he would lose face again.

"Teacher, please continue with the class. We won't disturb you any longer, we're leaving now."

He waved to his homeroom teacher with a forced smile, the first time he had ever treated a teacher with such a good attitude.

Unfortunately, the homeroom teacher of Class 1, Grade 12, didn't intend to listen to him. He had already taken the money, and letting go of such a great opportunity would mean he didn't know when he would encounter such a situation again.

"Stop right there!!" His tone was sharp as he pointed at Qi Xiangzhe and his group who were turning to leave, his eyes filled with anger. "Are you the teacher or am I?! Now, I order you to stand at the door and tell me honestly, who beat you up like this?!"

Although he was furious, he hadn't forgotten his purpose. His righteous expression fully conveyed his sense of justice.

Unfortunately, he didn't notice the hesitant expressions on the faces of his classmates who had already sat down in the classroom. Since Class 1 of Senior Three was the top-performing class, none of the students were unintelligent. Aside from a few bookworms, most had good emotional intelligence, so the homeroom teacher's behavior was particularly disappointing to them.

As the homeroom teacher of Class 1, Grade 12, and having dealt with those hooligans from Class 6 several times, I had always stood up for Class 1. But this time, my actions clearly favored the hooligans from Class 6. In addition, it was those hooligans who started the trouble first, so everyone felt indignant and frustrated.

To find out the whole story, why not ask the students in your own class instead of relentlessly questioning those troublemakers from Class 6? Do you think those good-for-nothings are more trustworthy to the homeroom teacher? Such thoughts filled the minds of the students in Class 1, but the homeroom teacher was completely unaware.

"Teacher, we're fine. It was just a minor scratch. You should go to class now; we can't make your lesson late, right?!"

Qi Xiangzhe still didn't intend to tell the truth; he could only vaguely brush it off.

"A scratch? A scratch can cause this much damage! He can't even stand up straight!!" The homeroom teacher pointed at the tall, thin boy who was most badly injured by Yu Liu, her eyes filled with disbelief: "Don't be afraid, I'm a teacher, I have to protect my students, even if that student is from my class. With me here, no one can hurt you. Just tell me boldly, tell me who hurt you!!"

The homeroom teacher's words left the students of Class 1, who were sitting in neat rows, feeling uneasy. Just now, when the group from Class 6 came to bully us, the homeroom teacher didn't stand up to protect them. Now that the group of hooligans from Class 6 deserved what they got, the homeroom teacher stepped in. What kind of logic is this? The bad guys became the good guys, and the good guys became the bad guys?

"Teacher, we're really fine. It's just a scratch. You can ask your students if you don't believe me!" Qi Xiangzhe said this with some trepidation. Between words, he glanced threateningly into the classroom through the wide-open window in the corridor. His meaning was clear: if any student in Class One didn't help him cover it up, they would definitely suffer his revenge.

"Fine, you won't tell me, right? Class monitor, come over here and tell me the details."

The homeroom teacher was very confident. The class monitor he chose was upright, had good grades, a likable personality, and never told lies. He was the most suitable candidate.

"Teacher, what specifics do you mean?" The class monitor hurriedly walked out of the classroom, his voice filled with confusion.

"Tell us who hit them!"

The class monitor followed the homeroom teacher's hand and looked over. His gaze met Qi Xiangzhe's for a moment before he calmly looked away. "No one hit them. They came to the classroom to play with Hua Zihao. They were playing around and accidentally bumped into each other, and that's how it happened."

"Is that really true?! Tell me the truth, don't worry about anyone, and don't be afraid. Fighting in public at school is a serious offense! As your homeroom teacher, I absolutely cannot tolerate such behavior!!"

The middle-aged homeroom teacher waved his arms and asked persistently, worried that the class monitor might agree with Qi Xiangzhe's words because of Qi Xiangzhe's "illustrious reputation" in Class Six. He even made a special effort to comfort the class monitor, fully demonstrating the strength of an elder.

However, his words revealed quite a bit of information.

Hua Zihao instantly understood that the homeroom teacher's goal was probably to get him a major demerit. As for the impact of such a punishment, if Hua Zihao remembered correctly, the school rules stated that if someone received two major demerits in a row, they would be expelled from the school.

This is probably Lou Xian'en's real purpose.

For Hua Zihao, the school was an absolute "safe zone." Here, because of the principal's power, Lou Xian'en dared not act openly, and his underhanded actions could not affect Hua Zihao. This gave Hua Zihao the opportunity to grow stronger under the school's protection.

It seems that Lou Xian'en has finally reached her breaking point. She wants to force Hua Zihao out of the school. Without the school's protection, Hua Zihao will be overwhelmed by the endless stream of assassins and will eventually die under their sharp blades.

Hua Zihao couldn't help but sigh inwardly. Lou Xian'en was becoming increasingly impatient. After his senior year of high school, he would go to university and leave this school. She couldn't even wait that long. This showed that she must be under immense pressure. His weak father must be getting stronger and stronger.

Although Yu Liu didn't think as much as Hua Zihao, she was still well aware of the teacher's ulterior motives. His goal was definitely to get Hua Zihao to receive a major demerit. However, the teacher might be disappointed because Hua Zihao didn't even lift a finger. Even if he did reveal the truth, it would be Yu Liu, not Hua Zihao, who would receive the major demerit.