Transmigrating into a dragon clan experimental subject, is that even possible?

On her first day, she appeared in the cafeteria. At that time, the four of them were sitting in a corner by the window, enjoying a rare moment of peace after their mission. When Xia Mi entered the cafeteria, she was wearing the Kassel College uniform, looking down at the menu, seemingly not at all out of place with the students around her. Her appearance attracted the attention of many in the cafeteria; her almost unreal beauty seemed to possess an invisible aura, drawing all eyes to her. Her skin was as smooth as jade, her long hair was tied in a high ponytail, and her soft bangs fluttered gently in the wind. The baby fat on her cheeks and the small tiger teeth at the corners of her mouth made her look both sweet and pure.

She walked slowly towards the self-service area, her gaze calm yet subtly revealing an innate noble air, as if she would be the most eye-catching presence wherever she was.

"A new student?" Caesar suddenly put down his cutlery, a slight smile playing on his lips as he looked Xia Mi up and down.

"She doesn't look like someone from our year," Chu Zihang calmly analyzed. "She must have just transferred here."

As Lu Mingfei watched Xia Mi's retreating figure, he couldn't help but mutter to himself, "There's something... off about her."

Tian remained silent, calmly observing Xia Mi's every move. As a first-year student at Kassel College, Xia Mi possessed an exceptionally strong aura, causing the surrounding students to involuntarily avoid her, as if her presence instantly silenced the area.

After receiving her tray, Xia Mi stood for a moment, seemingly looking for an empty seat. She glanced around, her gaze sweeping over the group of four sitting in the corner, before finally settling on Lu Mingfei. She walked over and sat down opposite him with a smile.

"Who are you...?" Her voice was gentle, with a natural affinity, as if she could blend in with people from the very beginning.

Lu Mingfei paused for a moment, then looked up in surprise: "Huh? Me? You are..."

"My name is Xia Mi, and I'm a new transfer student." She smiled, her eyes as clear as a lake in early spring. "I heard you're a special team from Kassel College, and you just completed a mission recently?"

Before Lu Mingfei could fully react, Caesar had already taken over the conversation without any politeness: "We are a special team, that's true, but it's nothing serious. You just arrived, how did you know about us?"

Xia Mi shrugged lightly, seemingly unfazed by her actions: "I've heard some rumors about the academy. But don't get me wrong, I don't mean any harm. It's just... your names sound interesting, and I'd like to know more about them."

Tian glanced up at Xia Mi, and her gentle smile and the deep meaning in her eyes instantly put him on alert. "Where did you hear all this? You know too much."

Xia Mi's smile remained, but her gaze sharpened: "Kassel College is a good place; you can learn a lot. Of course, it may take some time to truly understand you." Her words were gentle, but they carried an indescribable determination.

Chu Zihang didn't respond, but silently observed Xia Mi. Unlike her approachable demeanor, Chu Zihang was more cautious and calm; he didn't trust any seemingly simple acts of kindness. As a half-blood, he knew that even the gentlest appearance could conceal great danger.

Caesar chuckled nonchalantly, "You're quite an interesting guy, you sat down and started chatting right away. Alright, alright, you know our names now, but don't think we're anything special. We were just assigned by the academy."

Xia Mi smiled slightly, a complex emotion flashing in her eyes. She knew she couldn't reveal her true identity and purpose for the time being, especially not let these students realize her true identity. A certain emotion flickered in her eyes, but she maintained her natural smile: "However, I do want to get to know you better. I heard you faced a great challenge in the last mission?"

Tian frowned, already on high alert. This Xia Mi was clearly no ordinary person. She appeared harmless on the surface, yet she could perceive his and his teammates' situation from the smallest details. Such keen insight was not something an ordinary person possessed.

"Who exactly are you?" Tian finally spoke, his voice still cold, but his eyes filled with deep vigilance.

Hearing Tian's question, Xia Mi smiled slightly, her gaze becoming profound: "Me? I'm your classmate, Xia Mi. An ordinary first-year student at Kassel College. However, it seems you don't seem like ordinary students either." Her voice was gentle, but her words carried a challenging tone, as if she had developed a strong interest in each member of the four-person team.

Lu Mingfei was about to retort, but Tian stopped him with a look in his eyes. Tian knew that this new student was no ordinary person; she might not be just a "common human being," and her appearance might be hiding some greater purpose.

“We’ll have plenty of opportunities to talk in the future.” Tian’s tone was calm, as if he was already prepared for the challenges ahead. “But if you have any ulterior motives, you’d better give up now.”

Xia Mi raised an eyebrow slightly, still wearing her gentle smile: "Don't worry, I won't do anything I shouldn't. I'm just interested in your story."

Xia Mi's smile remained gentle, but her clear eyes seemed to see through everything. She slowly put down her plate, gently adjusted her chair, and maintained a proper distance from the four people, seemingly completely unaware of the subtle sense of oppression emanating from her.

Tian looked at her coldly, his brows furrowing slightly. "You don't seem to care whether we suspect you or not."

Xia Mi chuckled lightly. "Doubt? Not everyone has the patience to be as vigilant as you are." Her tone held no hostility, but rather carried a lighthearted, playful tone. "I think sometimes trust is more interesting than doubt."

Lu Mingfei suddenly felt an unusual sense of pressure. Although Xia Mi didn't make any threatening moves, her relaxed yet powerful aura made him uneasy. He adjusted his posture, trying to mask his nervousness with a casual tone: "You're quite an interesting person, Xia Mi. You just said you're a student at Kassel College, so what's your purpose here? Are you here to experience student life like us?"

Xia Mi nodded slightly, a subtle light flickering in her eyes: "Yes, indeed. I'm very interested in your lives, especially your relationship with the dragons." She paused, as if suddenly remembering something, "Oh, I should have meant hybrids, right?"

A cold glint flashed in Tian's eyes. Before Xia Mi had even finished speaking, the atmosphere suddenly became tense. He knew all too well that every word Xia Mi spoke might conceal a hidden purpose. Her tone and attitude suggested she wasn't in a hurry to reveal her true intentions, but rather was playing a game of probing and wits.

"What do you want to know?" Tian finally spoke, his voice cold and penetrating.

Xia Mi smiled slightly, tapping her fingertips lightly on her plate as if pondering the next topic: "I've heard that you had direct contact with the Camarilla and that you're investigating the remains of the dragons. Kassel College seems to have many secrets, and you, this special group of students, are among the participants in that secret war."

Chu Zihang was silent for a moment, his eyes darkening slightly: "What is the purpose of your asking these questions?"

Xia Mi's smile remained unchanged, but a hint of something deeper flashed in her eyes: "Purpose? I'm just interested in your mission and experiences. After all, knowing the enemy's way of thinking and motives is a basic quality that a qualified soldier should possess." Her tone was still relaxed, yet carried an undeniable threat.

Caesar couldn't help but interject, his voice laced with provocation: "Oh, so you're planning to spy for us? That's quite bold. What? You came to Kassel College to pry into our little secrets?"

Xia Mi looked at Caesar and chuckled softly, her eyes showing no surprise but rather a hint of pleasure: "I don't consider myself a spy, Caesar. It's just... I enjoy understanding humanity, especially interesting humans like you." She turned to the sky, "You understand, behind every mission is not just a clash of strength, but more importantly, a battle of information. Every detail, every piece of intelligence, can determine the course of the next battle."

Tian didn't respond, but continued to calmly observe her, as if considering every nuance of her words. Chu Zihang broke the silence, asking, "Since you're so interested, what do you plan to do? Join us?"

Xia Mi's gaze lingered on Chu Zihang, and she smiled gently: "Join you? No, I just want to keep a certain distance from you. My identity is different from yours, and my purpose in coming here is not to join any side."

Caesar raised an eyebrow, seemingly surprised, but quickly regained his smile: "So what exactly do you want? Is it the intelligence we have, or something else?"

Xia Mi raised her eyes to look at Caesar, her tone suddenly turning serious: "I don't need your intelligence, Caesar. What I want is your trust, perhaps even your cooperation." Her gaze shifted to the sky. "Although you are a small team, every member is full of potential. I feel that you are not only facing the threat of the dragons, but also the secrets hidden in the darkness. I can sense the enormous risks behind your mission, and perhaps I can offer some assistance."