Gakusen Toshi Asterisk Urban District is mainly divided into the Outer Residential District and the Central District.
As the name suggests, the Residential District is where the city’s residents live, comprising rows of mansions that make up residential streets. The primary mode of transportation here is the light rail tram, connecting the peripheral harbor area, the residential district itself, and even the Six Great Academies.
On the other hand, the Central District primarily relies on the subway as its main mode of transportation. This design seems to be in place to prevent students’ impromptu duels from affecting transportation.
The Central District is further divided into a commercial area and an administrative area, with scattered stages placed sporadically throughout. These stages were initially designed for student duels, but students rarely stick to using them when they encounter each other unexpectedly on the streets. Duels can happen anytime, anywhere.
Given this, the main mode of transportation in the Central District remains the subway. Vehicles are rarely seen on these streets to avoid getting involved in impromptu duels, which could result in catastrophe.
As a result, the streets of the Central District are primarily populated by pedestrians, and it’s rare to see vehicles. Of course, rare doesn’t mean non-existent.
Today happened to be a holiday, making the usually sparse traffic a bit busier. However, compared to vehicles, the crowd of people was undoubtedly denser.
Moreover, on one particular street, the density of the crowd reached the point where it could be called a sea of people.
These people were all moving in one direction, holding dazzling light sticks and various merchandise related to stars. They chatted excitedly as they headed towards a dome-shaped stage.
This was because a concert was being held there.
In other words, this crowd had gathered here specifically to attend the concert.
Fang Li found himself mixed in with this crowd, accompanied by one other person: Zhao Hufeng.
“What’s going on?” Amidst the crowd, Zhao Hufeng frowned, looking extremely puzzled and perplexed as he watched Fang Li strolling casually beside him. “Why did you suddenly invite me to a concert?”
“Is that so strange?” Fang Li walked leisurely and calmly, saying, “I’ve only recently arrived in this city, and I’ve been practicing all this time. Today is a rare opportunity, and there happens to be a concert nearby. It would be a shame not to go, wouldn’t it?”
“Or in other words, are you planning to have me guide you?” Zhao Hufeng’s frown deepened, and his tone became somewhat discontented. “I’m very busy, not only do I have to work as Master’s secretary, but I also have to lead the Martial Arts fighters of the Wood Faction in practice. You called me out just to have me be your guide, without showing any respect for Senior Brother.”
“Is that so?” Fang Li looked at Zhao Hufeng with a somewhat enigmatic smile. Then, he said with a stifled laugh, “But you look quite willing, don’t you?”
Upon closer inspection, Zhao Hufeng, despite still wearing the Jie Long Seventh Institute uniform, appeared somewhat out of place among the surrounding crowd. However, he was holding two dazzling light sticks in his hands.
To this, Zhao Hufeng’s face couldn’t help but flush with embarrassment, and he stammered, “B-but this is Sylvie Sama’s concert! It would be incredibly rude not to behave this way!”
Hearing this, Fang Li raised his head and looked ahead at the massive space window floating above the dome-shaped stage.
Above it, there was a gigantic poster.
On the poster was a young girl.
A young girl dressed in a school uniform.
That was the uniform of Queenvail Girl’s Academy.
The girl, precisely, was a student of Queenvail Girl’s Academy.
—Sylvia Lyyneheym.
The Student Council President of Queenvail Girl’s Academy, ranked first in sequence. She was renowned as the world’s most famous Diva and Strega (Witch). She was not only a student but also an idol.
This wasn’t particularly unusual.
Queenvail Girl’s Academy, while being an educational institution, had always had a side business due to its Integrated Enterprise Foundation parent company.
For the students of this academy, the school itself was equivalent to a stage. If they performed exceptionally well, talent scouts from the academy might discover them, and they would debut as idols.
Sylvia Lyyneheym was one of the outstanding students in this regard. Not only was she ranked first in sequence, but she was also a world-famous idol. She was renowned for her dreamlike singing, stunning beauty, and formidable abilities, earning her the title “Sigrdrifa.”
To put it impolitely, there was no idol in the world more famous than Sylvia, and no famous idol either. As a celebrity, this Strega was undoubtedly in the first place in the current world.
Therefore, this idol had a considerable number of fans, without a doubt.
Coincidentally, Zhao Hufeng was one of Sylvia’s fans.
It was precisely because Fang Li knew this that he invited Zhao Hufeng to see Sylvia’s concert together.
As for the reason for doing so, it was equally simple.
“I also really like the songs of ‘Sigrdrifa’,” Fang Li said very frankly, “So since I have the chance to hear them live, I naturally wanted to seize the opportunity. Fortunately, I managed to get two concert tickets. Since you, Senior Brother, are a fan of Sylvia as well, I thought we could come together.”
While Fang Li had been training at Jie Long Seventh Institute, during his leisure time, he still used his cell phone to browse various interesting news and web pages.
Not long ago, he happened to come across news that Sylvia Lyyneheym was planning a concert in the Asterisk. So he hurriedly bought two tickets for the concert.
And he used Fan Xinglou’s money for that.
At that time, Fan Xinglou was quite surprised by this, as she hadn’t expected Fang Li, who was so devoted to training, to suddenly buy concert tickets for entertainment. However, shortly afterward, she paid for them generously, finding it amusing.
Otherwise, Fang Li wouldn’t have had the money to buy concert tickets.
“Of course, inviting you, Senior Brother also comes with some ulterior motives,” Fang Li smiled slightly and said, “I wouldn’t want you to hold a grudge against me because of what happened during our sparring session.”
“I’m not that petty!” Zhao Hufeng immediately retorted, but shortly afterward, he said provocatively, “However, I do indeed want to have a proper showdown with you.”
“If there’s a chance,” Fang Li smiled.
It had to be said that the atmosphere between Fang Li and Zhao Hufeng had finally eased somewhat, no longer as tense as before.
And so, following the crowd, the two of them entered the concert venue.
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