Beast Taming: Starting From Zero-Chapter 704: I’’ll Go Find One

Claudia continued, “Is it a high-level beast?”

“Yes.” Qiao Sang nodded.

“I understand how important evolution is to a beast tamer.”

Claudia said earnestly, “But you’ve just entered the university. There’ll be many chances to attend Dr. Dosharila’s classes later. Besides, evolving a high-level beast into a General-level beast isn’t something simple…”

She paused mid-sentence.

Because she remembered, Qiao Sang already had two General-level beasts…

Claudia continued, “If you’re interested in Dr. Dosharila’s lectures, and if there’s a schedule that doesn’t conflict with your class, I’ll notify you.”

Whoa, what a nice person… Qiao Sang was a little touched.

She’d thought she was going to get scolded, but the homeroom teacher was actually so understanding…

Qiao Sang straightened her posture and said, “No need. Dr. Dosharila is my mentor now. If I have any questions, I’ll go directly to her. Something like today won’t happen again.”

Claudia was stunned.

“You’re saying Dr. Dosharila is your mentor now? What do you mean?”

Huh? Was that hard to understand? Qiao Sang explained, “It just means Dr. Dosharila is now my academic advisor.”

Claudia’s expression changed instantly and said, “Dr. Dosharila specializes in research on pet beasts’ emotional energy. How can you take her as your mentor!”

Qiao Sang was confused.

“Is there a problem?”

There was a big problem!

In the Beast Taming Department, combat should be the priority. Even if you choose a mentor, it should be someone renowned for battle strategy. How could she choose a research-oriented scholar?

During undergrad, students at Yulianton University are only allowed to pick one mentor. If they want to learn from others, they must spend points. That’s why everyone picks someone closely aligned with their major.

If it were someone else in the Beast Taming Department, fine. But Qiao Sang had crushed the entrance test solo. She obviously had monstrous talent in beast taming.

Someone like her could’ve even had the dean of the Beast Taming College as her mentor, and it wouldn’t have been too much!

Yet now, she’d chosen a mentor who specialized in emotional energy research?

What a waste of talent!

Claudia completely forgot about the skipping class issue, her head was filled with Qiao Sang’s mentor decision.

She took a deep breath and said tactfully: “You’re in the Beast Taming Department. You should have been more cautious when choosing a mentor.”

Qiao Sang instantly understood the teacher’s thinking and said seriously: “But I’m just an exchange student. I’ll only be here for one semester. Right now, evolving my Ice Xilu is the most important thing to me.”

Claudia looked at her in silence, eyes like someone who had finally found their dream person, only to realize too late that they were already married.

Indeed, if Qiao Sang weren’t an exchange student, those prominent figures in the Beast Taming College would’ve fought over her the moment the assessment ended, there’s no way Dr. Dosharila would’ve had a chance…

With that thought, Claudia lost interest in continuing the conversation. She waved her hand to signal Qiao Sang could leave.

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The homeroom teacher is such a good person… Qiao Sang thought, walking toward the classroom while holding Yabao.

When she passed by Class 2’s hallway of the Beast Taming Department, she suddenly remembered something and headed there.

“Is Harold Lovecraft here?” Qiao Sang asked.

The entire class fell silent for a moment.

Everyone looked at her with amused or teasing eyes, no longer like they were facing a terrifying boss.

“He had a stomach ache this afternoon and went back to the dorm.” Said a blonde girl near the door.

Qiao Sang scanned the lecture hall, said nothing, and turned to leave.

A few seconds later, a boy with short black curly hair crawled out from under a desk in the corner.

“Scared the hell out of me.” Harold sighed in relief, then turned to the blonde girl by the door.

“Thanks.”

Just then, the figure who had just walked away reappeared at the doorway.

“So you are here.” Qiao Sang said with a half-smile.

Harold froze, his smile more painful than crying.

All of Class 2 looked at him with sympathetic eyes.

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In the hallway.

“I really didn’t know that would happen!” Harold said sincerely, almost swearing an oath.

“You have to believe me! It was definitely the Extension Stone’s fault!”

“I’ve just never used the Extension Stone to prolong the mimic time of the Mimic Doll before, so I had no idea it would loop!”

“If I had known, I wouldn’t have agreed to help from the beginning!”

“Extension Stones are expensive! And getting you caught skipping class by the teacher doesn’t benefit me at all!”

Harold was feeling very wronged.

He’d meant well and just wanted to help. Now he lost both the stone and the favor, and might get dragged into trouble in the future.

While Harold’s heart was still hanging, waiting for “judgment,” Qiao Sang finally spoke: “I know.”

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Harold froze.

Qiao Sang continued: “I called you out just to say, don’t worry about it. This didn’t affect me at all.”

Back then, it was obvious he was reluctant to part with the Extension Stone. She didn’t believe he’d do something so self-sabotaging on purpose.

Harold stared at the black-haired girl in front of him, moved and overwhelmed, quickly hiding his emotions. He whispered, “Thank you.”

“But the favor’s gone.” Qiao Sang added.

Harold: …

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11 p.m.

Inside the villa.

Qiao Sang was half-leaning against the headboard, holding her phone, looking at the list of opponents, and thinking about who to challenge tomorrow.

Although as long as you had points and approval, you could initiate a battle, the timing still depended on the challenged party.

“Lu?”

Suddenly, Lubao called out, asking if emotional energy was needed for evolution?

Qiao Sang looked up, remembering Lubao had heard her conversation with Dr. Dosharila earlier.

She thought for a moment, then said honestly: “If you want to evolve, besides energy accumulation, you also need to experience despair during a sandstorm.”

“Lu?”

Lubao looked thoughtful, then asked if they could just live somewhere that had sandstorms.

Qiao Sang went silent.

“Lu.”

“Lu.”

Lubao grew serious when her master didn’t respond.

If they didn’t live somewhere with sandstorms, what if she suddenly felt despair in the future but there was no sandstorm nearby?

Qiao Sang: …

That kind of… made sense. Qiao Sang looked at Lubao with a complicated expression: “Do you think you’ll feel despair?”

“Lu.”

Lubao’s expression was solemn.

She would try her best.

Qiao Sang: …

Qiao Sang pinched her brow and said, “Living somewhere with sandstorms isn’t realistic. I’ll go find a pet that knows the sandstorm skill.”