The First Academy in the Cultivation World

If that was the case, Dongfang Zichu could understand Ling Yan'er's abilities. However, he frowned and asked, "If you only obtained the inheritance and unlocked it, then why am I here? I remember that I was sleeping in the Demon Clan's Holy Ruins before."

Ling Yan'er shook her head. "Then I don't know. Is the Demon Clan's Holy Ruins far away? How about we go and take a look?"

Dongfang Zichu looked around and said, "I rarely come to the human Pingyang Continent. The demon race is on the other side, Yuanqishui Continent. As far as I know, it would take at least three to five months for a person in the Spiritual Transformation Stage to travel from Pingyang Continent to Yuanqishui Continent, let alone the two of us."

The reason why humans and demons can live in peace is not because they love peace, but because they are too far away and there is really no need to fight for each other.

"Ah, that's so far." Ling Yan'er was eager to try: "But our flying boat is also very fast! Why don't we give it a try!"

Anyway, there is a small kitchen and canteen on the ship. Although it is really small, if the flying boat can accommodate two thousand people, this small canteen can only accommodate twenty or thirty people, with four small tables for eight people.

But since there is a cafeteria, there is no need to worry about going hungry, so it doesn’t hurt to give it a try.

"Then do you know the direction?" Dongfang Zichu asked, "Even if you're fast enough to make it, what if you end up in the Demon Realm instead of the Monster Realm?"

The Demon Realm... there shouldn't be any big problems, right?

Ling Yan'er thought uncertainly, then pulled out her phone to confirm, "My school has four branch campuses, one of which is going to be located in the Demon Realm."

Dongfang Zichu floated over and leaned close to Ling Yan'er's hand. He saw the chapter map she had clicked on. There were four horizontal long boxes on it, a total of four. Each one had a square picture in front, a name behind it, and a brief introduction below the name.

Below that is a framed reputation value of 118, followed by a little space and then an inverted teardrop shape, followed by four words: Your Position.

The other three in this row are different. The second one has "Reputation Required" written on it, and there is a grey button behind it waiting to be turned on. The third one has "Reputation Required" waiting to be turned on, and the fourth one has an exaggerated "Reputation Required" waiting to be turned on.

The first card is somewhat similar to the current school, but it obviously has more buildings and is more beautifully decorated. There are also mountains and caves in the distance, as well as cranes flying in the sky.

The name is Pingyang Continent, and it is introduced as a human settlement. If you set up a school here, the students will trust you very much.

The second one is called Yuanqishui Continent, which is described as the gathering place of demons. They are all uncivilized barbarians. You need to teach them the correct way to practice, but they may not believe you.

The picture above is more like a forest fairy tale park than a school. The buildings look like mushroom flowers or hollowed-out tree trunks, and vines are entangled in the buildings like uninhabited ruins.

The third one is the Demon Realm, named Heiqing Continent. The introduction says that this place advocates killing and is a land full of sin. It hopes that you can teach them what is truth, goodness and beauty.

The picture in front is a black castle among dead branches under a blood moon.

The style of your Black Castle is different from the first two and the last one! Your school doesn't look true, good, and beautiful!

The last one is a picture of a building complex in the clouds, named Air Academy. The introduction says that only geniuses are accepted here, and genius is just the threshold for your admission. If you are not talented enough, you are not worthy of setting foot here.

Ling Yaner dug her toes into the ground after reading the arrogant and immature introduction.