Great Wise Man's Beloved Pupil Novels & Stories

Ping Xin's listening power immediately honed in on the conversation of the duo and prayed that this conversation wouldn’t attack him with the cringiness that he couldn’t endure. “Sigh” The senior monk signs wearily. “Brother, The word mysterious might not be wrong, after all, we laymen can’t fathom the wisdom of brother Ping Xin who listens to Grand Master Tian De Dhamma every day. But the “Powerful” and “can go toe to toe with benefactor Zhu” I’m guaranteed that you are wrong in this.” Said the senior monk in an admonishing tone toward his junior. “Why is that? Senior?” Asked the Junior monk.

" After he gave a few casual pointers, Wendell looked completely shocked. Soon, he felt as though he'd achieved enlightenment. All of the components that had previously baffled him were now clear as day to him. He could clearly understand what he needed to do. Unable to contain his excitement, Wendell trembled as he bowed deeply to Damian, like a student honoring his mentor. "Mr. Luther, I know I'm lacking in talent and am unworthy of being your student. Nevertheless, the guidance you've provided me is truly a blessing for not just me but the entire Hall family, even for generations to come.

Thames said quietly with a fond smile on his face. Embarrassment clouded my features as I turned to him, surprised. "How do you know all of these?" "They teach us at the learning centre. The Wise Man thinks it is important we learn everything about humans… he believes one day we might have to deal with them and so…" "You always make me look stupid," I interrupted him, fighting back tears. "Of course, I forgot you're the perfect, Thames. The man everyone wants, while I'm the bumbling idiot, without brains, who was not accepted into the learning centre… the one time I had to shine, you still want to take that away from me."

He ordered: “Tell me about the teachers who have taught me. I want to know more about them.” Reed Jace bowed respectfully and began: “Fourth prince, your music teacher is Raphael Gray. He is known as the ‘Immortal Musician’ because of his exceptional talent. His music can captivate people and even move nature.” Leo Grant continued: “Your chess teacher is Samuel Brooke, a renowned master with the title ‘Chess King.’ He has defeated numerous chess players from neighboring countries. Each of his games is a work of art.”

“Guy, just now now now that you came back from the hospital, you have cast your net into the river. Guy I swear, I'm surprised Oh. You wanna know why I'm surprised?” I peered into his eyes and nodded nervously. “It’s because I'm surprised you have become a greater fisherman, than your teacher himself” “And who is my teacher?” I asked curiously “Its no one but the great, philanderer, the great womanizer the one and only W-O-L-E, Wole......” I watched as everyone burst into laughter. “So you are a womanizer” Terry asked in between laughter. “From today I'll be calling you philanderer” another girl added

Professor Huckleberry, a man who was once nominated for the coveted Brilliant Scientist Award, was an engineer who was loved by the entire academy. It didn’t matter that he was not part of the medical school, every medical student adored the man, and those from the Arts shared in their sentiment as well. He was a warm, cuddly, and gentle old man who was akin to something of a grandfather to all the students. He was always ready to help and eager to provide for all who needed help. He was a firm advocate for the rights of the students and had helped many acquire scholarships in their studies. Such was the goodness he had bestowed upon the students of Anchor Academy, that his name was still su

"And what's your task?" "Adam said, I did a good job, although there are still many mistakes in making the balance," explained the amethyst-colored beaded girl. "Adam also said that my intelligence level has increased from a cowherd to a pig farm owner." Illarion looked at Amanda in disbelief. "Do you know that means the guy is calling you stupid?" "Yes, but Adam is indeed brilliant. I learned a lot from him, sir," said Amanda sincerely. Grateful that the Black Prince let me learn from Adam. "Adam is also excellent at teaching, and he is the best graduate in his school."

“Died of old age after writing accounts of the different romance of she-wolves and human Kings.” “Are you from a clan of Kings too?” “No,” he answers. “Or rather, I was. But that was a millennium ago. The blood of the early Kings no longer runs in my veins. Right now, we are just a family of scholars.” “Is loaning me this book the reason why you invited me to tea?” “It’s one of the reasons,” he says. “But I really miss my excellent student.” With his praise, I can’t help but beam at him. I eat another piece of biscuit and sip on my tea. “So, what else should we talk about?”

He always gave his answers truthfully. "He told me that his father taught him some of it," he said. "But the true wisdom that he learned was not from his family, nor his ancestors," he walked to open the curtain. "True wisdom, he told me, is achieved by listening to the Spirit of the Moon. For she is the wisest of them all."

Upon seeing Owen, he exclaimed: “Oh, by the goddess, Owen, what have you done to deserve such torment?” Andreza grimaced at her brother, while Owen couldn't stop a low growl from escaping his mouth in response to the wise man's sarcasm. He shrugged indifferently and added: “Oh, whatever, but take her home, and don't come complaining to me when you wake up floating.” The wise man grumbled as he entered the hut, leaving Owen puzzled by his attitude. Andreza, however, just shrugged and said: