Emperor’s Domination

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The group eventually entered the city and headed for their school. A prosperous and lively atmosphere greeted them.

There was no light and darkness here – only people trying to live. It was a bustling scene with people coming and going – the lifestyle of mortals consisting of kindness and treachery; hard work and thievery…

One could hear the loud peddlers on the streets filled with people. Some young thieves were trying to earn their next meal…

These actions werent separated into light or darkness, just another part of the mortal coil.

The group consisted of students from outside academies and those from Repentance Institution. The latter was familiar with the city since they grew up here, accustomed to this rowdiness.

However, this wasnt the case for the outsiders. They thought they were entering a vulgar town, akin to noble knights visiting a tiny village.

Other places in the system were filled with light. Their lives revolved around faith and worshipping.

This affinity made their soil fertile, allowing them to live in riches. Thus, they spent their time learning the etiquette and customs of nobility. They couldnt adapt to this situation; some even looked down on this way of life.

“Degenerates, how unsightly, they dare to consider themselves people of the light?” Deng Rensen observed the thieves and dishonest peddlers, finding them an eyesore.

“Buzz.” A powerful aura erupted from him like a soaring dragon.

The light affinity rushed out and filled the area nearby, washing away all impurities. The muddy green tiles beneath his path started glowing. It was as if he was turning the ground itself into a sacred paradise. He then put on a dignified and intimidating expression.

“A messenger of the light!” Those nearby shouted after seeing his appearance.

The citizens on the streets stared at him in awe so the place quieted down.

“A light messenger” was a general term in Repentance City for powerful outsiders. Ordinary students and disciples werent strong enough. Deng Rensen was a senior so he had enough power to make the crowd call him a light messenger.

The non-native students joined in as well. They released their light and lined up in a column behind him, looking quite serious while expelling corruption. They were in high spirits, standing shoulders above others like nobilities.

“Are they from Northern Academy? Or from the other big three?” Some wondered with admiration.

The group believed that they were superior and didnt try to hide it at all with their gazes.

The students from Repentance didnt do anything. They could also have the same glow because they have cultivated merit laws before. Their glow might be weaker than Lu Shimao, but not by much.

However, they came from this city and doing so was akin to looking down upon their own background. They didnt want to have a conflict with Lu Shimaos group either so they lingered behind, eventually walking next to Li Qiye.

The dean of Repentance Institution remained quiet with a natural expression, not showing his stance on this matter.