I was reborn after playing a good hand badly

Within a day or so of when the two types of pills were put on the shelves, the Hunyuan Pill had already sold out, but the Five Elements Pill was still half left.

This data was not unexpected for Su Mo.

The best-selling item is the Fire-attribute Five Elements Pill, but it's already sold out.

Other attributes are not as tempting to students. The Five Elements Pill is expensive and not everyone can afford it. Even though senior students are relatively wealthy among the Awakened, no one would spend their points like that.

It's normal for people to wait and see before other attribute-based martial arts techniques are introduced. The ones that have been sold now were all purchased by students with a single attribute score of 9.

Each time the test score reaches a whole number, it represents a small qualitative change. In any case, there are always people willing to improve their elemental affinity even when there are no corresponding mental martial arts techniques available.

Su Mo tapped the tabletop lightly with his finger.

The new types of pills refined by Yuan Qi are indeed very useful to humans on Blue Star. Su Mo did not keep them all for himself, but distributed them as a benefit within the academy.

She didn't care whether the pills could be sold quickly or not; even if they couldn't be sold, she could take them back and consume them herself.

She already has a design in mind for her next martial arts technique.

Water Arrow is a basic water-attribute spell, and it was the spell she used most frequently during her missions at sea. She had mastered it to a high degree, and since the principle was clear, it wouldn't be difficult to adapt it into a martial art.

There is also the Spring Breeze and Rain Technique, which is also a water-attribute spell. Su Mo mostly uses this spell to brew tea, treating it as a life-related spell.

These two water-attribute spells, one offensive and one supportive, will be the martial arts techniques that Su Mo will be introducing next.

With a casual closure of the platform, Su Mo had already shifted his thoughts.

He sent out a message, summoning Xu Li and Zhou Wei.

He told the two that the college was going to relocate again and that he was going to transfer Zhou Wei's position.

Xu Li asked in surprise, "Principal, is the academy moving again?"

"Yes, I'm going on a business trip tomorrow, and I'll finalize the relocation location as soon as possible."

Xu Li and the other two...

The principal usually doesn't interfere with the affairs of the college, but he makes the decisions on major events. Relocation is obviously a big deal, and since the principal has already made the decision, it should be announced, not discussed.

The principal explained that this was how it was to be done, and all they needed to do was prepare accordingly.

Xu Li was only surprised for a moment, after all, they had only moved to the moon about ten years ago.

"Okay, I understand. Phobos, Phobos, right? A Phobos that belongs entirely to the principal is indeed better than the moon." Xu Li quickly figured it out herself.

"Ah."

Su Mo looked at Zhou Wei, who was also hesitant to speak.

"Assistant Zhou, you don't need to worry about the relocation this time. You should prepare to hand over any unfinished matters on your end as soon as possible, and you need to go to Blue Star to take over the development company's affairs as soon as possible."

Zhou Wei asked, "Does the principal have a candidate in mind for the new assistant position?"

Some of her work can be handed over to Vice Principal Xu, but some of it needs to be done by the principal's assistant.

Xu Li echoed, "We must arrange for someone to fill the position of Assistant Zhou as soon as possible after he is transferred. The position of Assistant Principal cannot be left vacant."

Su Mo thought for a moment, then pulled up one person's information and showed it to the two of them.

"Yuan Xiaoyu, a member of the first graduating class, is now also working in the college, and has been doing so for five years."

"I think it would be good to have her take over Assistant Zhou's job. What do you all think?"

Xu Li and Zhou Wei exchanged a glance and also remembered such a person.

She was indeed among the first graduates, but she didn't stay at the school immediately. Three years after graduation, she took the college entrance exam and started working there. She worked in logistics and eventually became a supervisor.

“Okay, I’ll transfer her over here to try it out. While you’re confirming the location, Principal, let her work on a trial basis. Is that alright?” Xu Li said thoughtfully.

The principal's assistant is responsible for very important matters, especially since it involves managing Su Mo's personal accounts, which is not something just anyone can do.

Zhou Wei's performance was actually quite unexpected, but it's hard to say whether someone else could have done the same.

Su Mo nodded.

"Okay, you can handle it from here."

"You can hand over other matters to Assistant Zhou for now. As for my personal account, you can still manage it for now. After all, the new company may need to use points sometimes, and you can apply to me according to the procedure when that happens."

Zhou Wei said, "I will hand over the work to Supervisor Yuan as soon as possible. As for the work afterward, please rest assured, Principal, I will do my best."

Zhou Wei was naturally willing to be promoted by the principal to take charge of things independently.

"Okay, you can go ahead and get busy," Su Mo said.

"it is good."

After nodding to the two principals, Zhou Wei left.

Xu Li then asked, "Principal, are you taking the academy with you this time? Should I tell the teachers and students to leave and wait?"

Moving from the moon to Mars is not as simple as moving from the eastern province to the western province of Xia Kingdom; a round trip is not easy.

Xu Li felt that since the principal had already made this decision, the best thing to do was to take the college with him and release it directly to a suitable location, so that the principal would not have to make a trip back and forth.

That would be too much trouble.

Why don't they make an exception and let everyone temporarily return to the old campus on Blue Star to wait? Teaching can continue at the old campus as well.

The development around the old campus has been ongoing for the past few years.

Some of the land belonging to the academy was sold back to the government. There was no other way; even in the largest city, land was limited. To accommodate so many survivors, there was a need for plenty of housing.

It wasn't just the academy; many forces that had occupied large tracts of land within the first major city had a portion of their territory reclaimed. Of course, this wasn't a free gift; the authorities compensated them with points.

The remaining land of the college has also been expanded over the years with a series of additional facilities, including a campus, which is sufficient for temporary use.

Su Mo shook his head, rejecting the suggestion.

"I'll just take the Teaching Tower with me. As for the academy, I'll move it after I've chosen a location."

She needs to go there first to confirm whether the long-distance teleportation array can cover the area; everything else can wait until she arrives.

Unlike the Teaching Tower, this advanced magical artifact can be used as a one-time teleportation array in Su Mo's hands. Since there is such a convenient channel, there is no need to have the students transfer out in advance to wait.

If things go smoothly, this trip will take about half a month; if things don't go well, it could take two or three months.

"Just inform the teachers and students that the Teaching Tower will close at six o'clock tomorrow morning, and let everyone leave before it closes."

Xu Li didn't ask for any more details; she simply nodded.

"Okay, I see."

"Should we also notify Professor Yuanqi?"

Su Mo paused, then shook his head.

"No need, I'll go over there and talk to him myself."

"Okay, I understand." Xu Li nodded and noted the task down.