He Became A Monstrous Genius After Obtaining A Time Dilation Artifact

Kailen and Lian Yu went further and talked about the Sword Tribunal Society they were gonna form.

Turned out forming a society was not as simple as they thought.

One would need a recommendation from an instructor.

Currently, Kailen literally didn't know any instructors.

How were they supposed to form the Sword Tribunal Society in this situation?

Wait, didn't he know an instructor?

The professor whose son he healed?

But was the man gonna come to his aid?

Just when they were deliberating on the next steps to take, a notification appeared before Kailen.

It was from his ID slot's holographic screen.

He didn't know how the fellow had gotten his number, as the number was not saved in his inbox.

However, he opened it and checked the contents of the message.

It read: Dear Kailen Darkhaven, thank you for being such a blessing to me and my family.

As the sole proprietor to the recovery and advancement of my son, I intend to grant you one request I currently know you are probably in need of—a recommendation for forming a society.

We will meet very soon.

I look forward to meeting you again in person to express my profound gratitude to you in person, but for now, duty calls.

Thank you once again for everything!

Yours faithfully, Ross Kadmen.

Kailen and Lian Yu read the message with different expressions on their faces.

Kailen for one understood the message.

However, he was surprised with the professor's help since the reward for completing the mission had been realized. He didn't expect Professor Ross to therefore go out of his way to help him.

But it was understandable.

He had healed the man's son and helped him walk out of that life of being a shell of his former self.

There was no way he would remain ungrateful to Kailen if he had a conscience.

As for Lian Yu, he was looking at the message for this reason and another one—he was extremely happy.

"Kailen, this Professor Ross Kadmen is one of the most mysterious men in the empire.

No one knows much about him. It's like the academy has decided to cover up details about his personal life and even his background for some reason.

However, the strange part is, even the current Principal has to give him extreme respect whenever they meet."

Kailen listened to Lian Yu, finding this Professor Ross Kadmen more mysterious and interesting.

People like that were usually very terrifying.

Even the current Principal, a rank 3 Supreme Stage Galactic level lifeform, someone even the royal family had to pay respect to, had to give this Professor Ross some face?

Didn't that literally make him some sort of terrifying person?

"Looks like we have really hit the jackpot. With him recommending us, not everyone will downplay the value of the Sword Tribunal Society."

Kailen nodded in understanding, agreeing completely with Lian Yu's words.

Lian Yu had not lied to him. This meant that the man was an extremely terrifying individual, from the things Lian Yu had just revealed about him.

His recommendation was an indication to the general public that he, Ross Kadmen, believed in Kailen's society's potential of succeeding.

That was something that would make those looking down on him even question their judgement and reorient their view of him.

Kailen and Lian Yu talked about certain things such as membership, reward systems, penalty systems for members and all that.

Finally, they summed it up.

Lian Yu stood up, about to leave after Anaya called him, when Kailen asked him one last question.

"Why didn't the sect show up for my father when he was attacked by Cyrus?"

This was a question that had been on his mind for a while now.

From what he had learnt from Lian Yu, the sect valued him enough to even hold a memorial service for him.

Why then would they decide to ignore him during such a time when he needed them the most?

Lian Yu answered, after a facial expression of sadness appeared on his face.

"I don't really know what happened very well. But I remember the sect leader tell me that, by the time they arrived, your mum and dad had already escaped from the Darkhaven Clan, and your grandfather had been killed.

It was not that they had been too late to get to the Darkhaven Clan. Cyrus had been extremely swift with his ambush. He also took advantage of the fact that no one in the clan expected something like that to happen, their guards completely lowered."

Kailen listened to Lian Yu with a look of understanding on his face.

Seeing that Kailen was following, Lian Yu proceeded: "The sect had some sort of clash with Cyrus, which ended in a stalemate, neither side winning over the other. In the end, both parties had to back down, realizing it was not worth it.

The sect leader seemed pretty bummed about your father's death after it was confirmed several years of spending futile time searching for him across several galaxies.

He was always running his mouth whenever I spoke with him, even depressed about failing your father and all that." Lian Yu's expression was one of someone who remembered the sect leader's expression clearly as day.

Kailen now had a clearer understanding of the situation.

He would have asked the Time Dilation Artifact for help concerning this information Lian Yu had revealed, but she seemed to be caught up in watching one of her dramas.

The weird entity had just given him the middle finger, spouting some crap about not spoon-feeding him, after which she popped some popcorn from who knows where into her mouth in the shadow expanse with some of his shadow creatures enjoying the drama with her.

Kailen had simply ignored the drama and asked Lian Yu himself.

Honestly, he felt like asking Lian Yu had been the best option, as he had gotten things clearly, especially the way the sect leader had even felt about the death of his father.

Now, it was certain that the sect had not abandoned Saul to his death and had even fought the Darkhaven Clan for his sake.

That was a deep sign of loyalty.

It was a pity that a sect with such a sense of loyalty towards its members was destroyed.

The universe, after all, needed more organisations like that.