Noah looked at them one by one. Familiar faces.They were the same people who used to smile at him, calling him “Young Master,” competing to get close and curry favor. Now, those very same people stood before him, laughing mockingly as if they had never been those people in the past.“Get out of my way,” Noah said flatly. There was no arrogance or pride in his tone, yet somehow it still irritated them.“Hah?” one of them sneered. “You still dare to act tough?”“Did you hear that? He’s telling us to move,” another chimed in mockingly.“Who do you think you are now? Don’t be so annoying,” another added as he stepped closer. “Or did you forget your position?”Noah did not respond. He stepped forward, intending to pass them. But their bodies shifted, blocking his path and preventing him from moving forward.“Hey, where are you going? We’re not done yet,” one of them, Todd, said while signaling to the others.Two people suddenly stepped forward and grabbed Noah’s arms from the right and le

The dorm supervisor, Mr. Hogan, stepped in confidently, his expression filled with anger as he shouted at Noah. But the moment his eyes truly took in the situation inside the room, he paused for a moment.In front of him, Rico and his two friends looked disheveled, their breathing still heavy as if they had just been in a heated fight.Meanwhile, Noah stood to the side, not far, but far enough to be separated from them. He didn’t even look like part of the commotion.The man cleared his throat softly, but his voice was enough to suppress the entire room. He looked at them one by one and said, “What are you all doing, huh? Making noise at night?”Rico and the other two looked surprised. They quickly distanced themselves from each other, as if nothing had just happened. Their eyes met briefly, full of meaning, before shifting toward the dorm supervisor.Rico gave a nearly imperceptible wink.“Mr. Hogan, we weren’t making noise, let alone fighting,” one of them said, his voice sounding h

Noah frowned, then shifted his gaze to the screen. He clicked the notification and examined it.It was an investment opportunity. The description was tempting, but in times like these, scams were everywhere, especially from such unclear notifications.He didn’t trust it and was about to close the page. But before he could act further, the system’s voice sounded again.[Opportunity detected.][Recommendation: take it.]Noah raised an eyebrow slightly and asked, “Why?”There was no long explanation or complex analysis. The system replied:[This is initial assistance provided to a new host. Please take it and it will show good results within a few hours.]Noah stared at the screen for a few seconds. There was a countdown there, he knew that once it reached zero, there would be no second chance.The money he had now was around one hundred thousand dollars.The capital given by the system, currently in his bank card. If it failed, he would have nothing left except a few dollars from before

“Police?” the dean repeated in disbelief. “Are you sure?”The vice dean nodded quickly, his expression serious.“Yes, sir. They’re already outside… and want to come in now.”The room was instantly filled with a different kind of tension than before. The dean rose halfway from his chair, his face hardening with anger.“Who called the police?”All eyes immediately turned to one person. Noah. The gazes were filled with accusation, suspicion, and confusion.Rico frowned, then whispered to his friend, “No way… he hasn’t even touched his phone this whole time.”Mr. Hogan also narrowed his eyes, trying to recall. Since Noah entered the room, his hands had indeed been empty. There was no chance for him to contact anyone.Silence hung in the air, but before anyone could say anything, the door opened again.This time, it wasn’t just one person.Two uniformed men stepped in with firm strides. Behind them, a middle-aged man with an authoritative aura followed—the rector.The atmosphere shifted in