Translator: Dj22031
Editor: Dj22031
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At that moment, Class 3 was so quiet you could barely hear a pin drop. The entire class held their breath, some unable to believe what they had just heard.
S+?
Even higher than S-grade, what did that even mean?
After all, the Empire’s current technology couldn’t detect higher genetic levels. Therefore, only when the data monitoring reached its limit would a “+” be added after S-grade.
This meant that the individual’s genetic level was superior to that of an S-grade human. However, the exact degree of superiority couldn’t be clearly stated, so the “+” was used as a proxy.
In other words, it was equivalent to “infinite.”
However, there was no need for the Empire to invest more funds in upgrading genetic testing technology. There were only a handful of humans at S-grade and above, and there was no need for further categorization.
Let’s put that aside for now.
Anyway, for the students of Class 3, who had never seen the world, today was probably enough to give them something to brag about for the rest of their lives.
They’d met military personnel, and Admiral Lu. And on top of that, a classmate’s genetic level was actually S+?
“!!!!”
After the utter silence, a surging excitement erupted. Like a spring compressed to its lowest point, it leaped to life with a bang when a finger released.
“Bai Yue is S+!?”
The shout was so loud that nearly every student on the entire floor could hear it.
“Is this a level humans can achieve?”
“This is incredible!”
“I suddenly understand why the military came here. Or rather, they arrived so late!”
“Compared to this, A-level is completely insignificant…”
Although their own level was only C-level, they considered A-level geniuses, while S+ were unattainable gods.
At this point, the tiniest gap between Alpha and Omega was almost negligible. Even if the military had come for the Omega, that was understandable.
Although they had no basis for this claim, they firmly believed that an Omega with a genetic level of S-level or above must have extraordinary pheromones, defying common sense.
“Aren’t there a few Omegas in our class who bully others all day long, taking advantage of their power. Now they can’t even touch their toes. Isn’t that shameful?”
“Exactly. They’re always causing trouble. I can’t stand it.”
Although no one was mentioned directly, the curly-haired man and the others knew they were being talked about and their faces flushed. Even if they wanted to refute, they couldn’t.
Thinking back, they thought Bai Yue was only C-rank and deliberately approached him to provoke him. But he completely ignored them. Now that they thought about it, it was because he didn’t take them seriously.
Even An Yu was only B-rank, let alone these little Omegas. From now on, Bai Yue’s life and theirs might be parallel, heading into a completely unknown realm.
And these Omegas, at best, would probably find a B-rank Alpha to marry and live out their lives in mediocrity.
At that moment, the Omega students, led by the curly-haired man, deeply regretted their treatment of Bai Yue.
At least the relationship could have eased a little, such that they could still keep in touch with Bai Yue. So then maybe when Bai Yue got to know more people in the future, he could introduce them to more high-quality Alphas?
However, An Yu didn’t care about those sarcastic voices at all. Because now, his little brain could only think about one thing.
Ever since he was captured by that mysterious and powerful Alpha that night, he had no eyes for other people at all, and he only wanted to find his own Prince Charming.
Now he heard that Bai Yue’s gene level was S+, and the other party’s similar body shape, he couldn’t help but overlap his figure with that night.
He stared at Bai Yue blankly and shook his head repeatedly.
No, it was impossible.
Even if Bai Yue’s pheromones were strong enough to defeat the Alpha, it was impossible to make him go into heat. It could be said that the awakening of his pheromones was caused by that mysterious Alpha.
This person could definitely not be Bai Yue, the Omega.
Li Ren was visibly excited and threw his arm around Bai Yue. “You’re being so reserved! Why are you hiding such good news?”
Bai Yue smiled and was about to respond when Bai Yue let go and pulled out his phone. “No, I have to post something to show off!”
He stabbed the screen frantically, his eyes blazing.
Bai Yue turned back silently.
Li Ren was a teenager addicted to the internet.
The bell rang. Finally freed from their last restraints, the students rushed to Bai Yue’s desk like wild horses. Their faces flushed with indescribable excitement.
Li Ren’s post had already been published, and within minutes, it had piled up hundreds of stories.
Once it went out, most of the Luohua Academy student body knew about this bombshell news.
Originally, without evidence, this would have been almost unbelievable. But after witnessing the spectacular airship landing, no one doubted it.
During the break, many students gathered outside Class 3, eager to get a glimpse of the S+-level Omega.
However, Bai Yue was now surrounded by students from Class 3, leaving not even a hair visible.
“Damn it! We’re blocked!”
“Ahhh, I want to go in and shake hands with the senior.” Even the younger students rushed over. “Hopefully, my physical exam next year will go well!”
“Wait, you stepped on my foot!”
The scene was in chaos.
Then, someone made their way through the crowd. Seeing the students huddled in front of the classroom door, they politely said, “Excuse me, please move aside.”
“First come, first served,” the person said without turning back.
“I’m from Class 3.”
Only then did they realize the voice sound familiar. Turning around, they saw Du Qin’s face. Recalling what had happened that morning, they immediately felt a little awkward and reluctantly moved away.
But once Du Qin entered, they immediately squeezed back in, eager to see what would happen next.
After all, this A-level Alpha had completely assumed the military was looking for him, only to be slapped in the face. How would they react now, facing the S+ rank Omega who had stolen their limelight?
Would they get angry and start a fight?
People always liked to watch the fun and never minded the trouble. Some people even took out their phones and started live streaming.
As expected, Du Qin walked into the classroom and walked towards the crowd without looking around.
The students of Class 3 who were gathered around to watch the fun, after seeing the monitor behind them, all fell silent and silently made way.
The noise gradually faded, and a dark shadow approached the table. Bai Yue looked up, and what came into view was the monitor’s face.
The man pushed his glasses up. “Congratulations. Since the military has personally come today, that means you’ve been accepted into Imperial First early.”
Before Bai Yue could reply, Li Ren chimed in. “No, no, our Bai Yue is still considering it. He might not even agree to Imperial First.”
Du Qin glanced at the chubby kid next to him, his glasses flashing white.
“Really?” his lips curled. “As expected of an S+, you speak with confidence.”
Bai Yue had no idea what had happened.
For three years, he and the class monitor had maintained a casual, gentlemanly relationship. They weren’t close friends, but they’d never argued. So, his current attitude puzzled him.
But he didn’t show it, smiling, “Thank you.”
The atmosphere between the two of them seemed a little off, and the students in Class 3 exchanged glances.
“But, classmate Bai Yue, I’m curious about something,” Du Qin asked slowly, his hand on the table. “Why did you hide such important information, even going so far as to lie about being C-rank?”
Logically, one shouldn’t need to conceal one’s superior genetic rank. The students had been too excited to dwell on this. Now, after the class monitor’s reminder, they felt a little strange.
Du Qin: “Or did you have a reason to lie?”
“…For example,” he paused, “did you experience secondary differentiation?”
Secondary differentiation?
An uneducated student raised his hand and asked, “What is secondary differentiation?”
Du Qin was about to explain, but someone else spoke first.
“It’s a change of gender before adulthood. For example, someone who was originally an Alpha could secondary differentiate into a Beta or Omega.”
It was Bai Yue himself who spoke. He looked at the class monitor and smiled, “Yes, I experienced secondary differentiation.”
The students around him were stunned. Bai Yue was originally an Omega, and since he had personally admitted it, his gender had changed.
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