Chapter 75: Awoooo
Translated by Addis of Exiled Rebels Scanlations
Editor: Karai
After the first student arrived, the second student soon followed. The second student’s second form was also a raptor. Its wings spanned over thirty feet, casting a massive shadow on the ground. Little Kit glanced at the windbird, then looked up at the enormous raptor blocking the sunlight overhead. His small body trembled.
From behind the transparent energy barrier, onlookers realized that Little Kit was scared, and their hearts seemed to shatter at the sight.
Someone in the crowd said, “Little Jiaojiao doesn’t understand anything yet. He’s just a newborn Little Bun!”
“Little Jiaojiao, don’t be afraid. No one would dare hurt you!”
“Little Jiaojiao looks like he’s about to cry, but he’s so strong. Even when he’s scared, he’s doing his best not to let the tears fall.”
“But I think the reason Little Jiaojiao isn’t crying now is because he hasn’t encountered anyone he knows. He feels like strangers won’t care, so crying would be pointless. If he did meet someone familiar, he’d cry immediately.”
“Stop saying such blunt truths!”
Then everyone saw it: the extremely frightened Little Kit hopped on the spot and lifted his head to roar at the raptor in the sky, “Awooo!”
Little Kit had little experience before, but this second roar more than made up for the first. Its force was even greater than before, and the suppressive aura from his genetic chain rippled outward like waves of water, spreading layer by layer.
Outside the academy, some children who had run over to watch Little Kit reacted the most. A few were so frightened they cried outright. The raptor landed, its curious gaze scanning the tiny Little Bun no bigger than a palm.
Hearing the children cry, Little Kit blinked and looked toward the energy barrier. The children, still sniffling and shedding tears, suddenly felt embarrassed. Little Kit hadn’t cried despite looking scared, but they had, leaving their cheeks bright red. Yet, they still couldn’t stop the tears.
Little Kit glanced at the crying children, then turned his gaze back to the raptor and roared a third time, “Awooo!”
He felt these massive raptors were utterly infuriating. They had bullied his father before, now him, and even other little children! Little Kit hopped angrily and roared a fourth time, “Awooo!”
Each successive roar spread a stronger aura of suppression around him. The ordinary people outside reacted first. Some spectators stepped back, trying to put as much distance between themselves and Little Kit as possible. The third beast approached. The next student was a male lion. As before, when Little Kit saw the lion, he roared, “Awooo!”
It had to be said—his comprehension in this regard was astonishing. Each roar became progressively more powerful, more suppressive than the last.
The student in lion form looked dazed, staring at the two enormous raptors and asked, “What’s going on here?”
“…I don’t know if it’s an illusion, but it seems Little Jiaojiao isn’t just a mere little rabbit.”
“A little rabbit couldn’t possibly have such strong suppressive power. Even with royal blood, the genetic chain’s suppression should be determined by the second form.”
As the three students conversed, more students arrived in droves, filling the sky and the land. Everyone’s attention snapped to Little Kit. They had always been keeping an eye on him, watching countless videos of the two Little Buns in all kinds of situations—they were especially stress-relieving.
In their understanding, the Little Buns were like little bears—small and timid. Yet with only three ferocious raptors, Little Kit had managed to instinctively roar with genetic-chain suppression despite his fear. Now a whole group of predatory beasts approached—how would Little Kit react?
Students began imagining scenarios. Some guessed he would be too scared and try to act cute to beg for mercy. Some speculated he might cling to the strongest-looking student among them for protection. Others imagined he might wobble and then play dead.
One student said, “Little Jiaojiao will definitely cry from fear!”
Everyone’s eyes focused sharply on Little Kit. Surrounded in all directions by predatory beasts, the thunder of claws and the flapping of wings filled the area. Little Kit’s teary eyes looked like the tears might fall any second—but he held them back, appearing fragile and pitiful.
Then everyone saw Little Kit’s instinctive response. His small body wobbled, but it didn’t stop him from hopping in place, angry and scared. Everyone thought, This little prince is amazing. He’s terrified, yet his body still hops as if it might fall over.
Then they witnessed an even more unbelievable sight. Little Kit leapt and landed precisely on the back of a three-meter-tall beast. With his tiny frame, carrying a bag bigger than himself, he landed perfectly atop the creature’s head. The crowd was stunned.
From his high perch, Little Kit let out a tremendous roar, “Awoooo—” The sound echoed through the clouds.
At the moment of his roar, many students physically shivered. It was the absolute suppression of the royal genetic chain. The royal family stood unshakable. Their strongest bloodlines could make many fall into instinctive fear at a single roar, utterly stripping away the will to resist. Yet on the surface, Little Kit looked like a tiny rabbit, barely a newborn Little Bun. How could he do this?
Soon, the students realized they couldn’t think too much, because Little Kit wasn’t done yet. He hopped on the beast’s head again, then leapt midair, stretching his tiny body toward a flying raptor.
Watching this, many hearts nearly jumped out of their chests. It seemed this Little Bun was reckless, each action perilous, as if playing with death. Little Kit landed successfully on the raptor’s body. Clutching its wings with both paws, he climbed upward, finally standing at the very center of the raptor’s relatively small head. The crowd was speechless.
Watching via comms, Yun Yingzhi’s eyelids twitched violently. He was terrified. On one hand, he feared the various second-form students in the academy would scare Little Kit. On the other hand… He really feared Little Kit might hurt other students.
As for the students hurting Little Kit? That was another story entirely. Yun Yingzhi’s mind didn’t even include that option. He himself had always been a fragile little rabbit, loved by his classmates. Throughout his academic life, everyone had adored the little white rabbit.
Yun Yingzhi said, “Jiaojiao, you can’t hit the brothers and sisters, okay? You just can’t!”
But Little Kit, caught in extreme fear, didn’t register what Yun Yingzhi was saying. He stood atop the raptor, his tiny body trembling with fright, yet it didn’t stop him from letting out another beastly roar, “Awoooo—!”
Once again, the roar of a genetic-chain powerhouse swept across the land and sky. The one who felt it most sharply was the bird carrying Little Kit. Up close, the student lost control and plummeted to the ground. Seeing this, someone shouted, “Wings, flap! Don’t drop our little treasure!”
Fur bristling, Little Kit reacted instantly, performing another precise jump, landing directly on another flying beast.
Little Kit seemed particularly fond of climbing on others’ heads. Despite his fear, his small frame wobbled as he crawled toward the raptor’s crown, followed by another earth-shattering roar, “Awoooo—!” As before, the student under his roar lost control, and yet another fall occurred.
The crowd’s hearts leapt again, deeply concerned for the tiny Little Kit. Soon, it became clear: the previous leaps hadn’t been accidents—they were intentional. Though small, Little Kit’s jumping ability was extraordinary. On the second fallen raptor, his body trembled with fear, yet it didn’t stop him from executing a precise leap, landing atop yet another flying raptor.
The watching students could only stare in disbelief. “….”
Watching Little Kit’s high-level maneuvers via monitors, some were speechless. He was undeniably impressive. There was no doubt—this was not an ordinary kid.
Suppressing his urge to cry, Little Kit climbed atop a raptor for the third time and let out a thunderous roar, “Awoooo—!”
Even though the student under him was somewhat prepared, there was a split second of distraction. That momentary lapse caused him to lose balance, as if about to fall. After three consecutive near-falls, Little Kit scowled in frustration. He decided not to climb any more raptors—they simply weren’t reliable fliers.
His small body wobbled, but fear and fragility didn’t hinder a precise, clean jump. He leapt directly onto a terrestrial beast.
Shivering, he climbed atop the beast’s head and began another roar, “Awoooo—!”
The students could only stare. This really is a Little Bun who loves showing off his strength.
Just then, Yun Yingyao arrived. Worried that her second form might scare Little Kit, she immediately shifted to her human form and called, “Jiaojiao!”
Surrounded by tigers, leopards, bears, lions, and wolves in an unfamiliar environment, Little Kit froze in fear. But upon hearing the familiar voice… His big black eyes blinked and focused on Yun Yingyao. The students, aware of the bond between Little Kit and Yun Yingyao, parted to give her a clear path.
From a short distance away, Little Kit saw the first familiar face. He couldn’t hold back any longer. Tears fell as he leapt nimbly from the beasts’ heads, his tiny legs a blur as he sprinted toward Yun Yingyao.
She quickened her pace and scooped him up. Little Kit pointed at the surrounding predatory beasts and roared, “Awooo!” Tears still streaking down his face.
Yun Yingyao tenderly wiped his tears and soothed him, “Shh, shh, Jiaojiao. Don’t be afraid. They won’t hurt you.”
Sitting in Yun Yingyao’s palm, Little Kit glared at the massive students, his tiny face both fierce and adorable, “Awooo!”
Yun Yingyao paused, saying, “Jiaojiao’s right. It’s all their fault. They hurt you, and they hurt your weak little father. They’re bad.”
Little Kit wobbled as if carrying a great grievance, burying his face in Yun Yingyao’s chest and speaking pitifully, “Da…da…da…”
The students at Fansa Academy were speechless. They had to admit, this Little Bun really defied logic.
Yun Yingyao stroked Little Kit’s hair. “Jiaojiao, shall I get your backpack for you?”
Little Kit shook his small body, refusing her help. The crowd understood. There was another sibling in his backpack. He couldn’t entrust his brother to Yun Yingyao.
After thinking for a moment, Little Kit climbed onto Yun Yingyao’s shoulder along her arm. “Da…da…da.” He poked the video projection with his tiny paw.
The students looked where he indicated. There, led by a raptor, was Yun Yingzhi moving toward them. The wind blew, scattering his slightly curled hair even with a mask on, giving him an elegant appearance.
“Alright, Jiaojiao, let’s go find your father,” Yun Yingyao said.
Cradling Little Kit, she moved toward Yun Yingzhi. Along the way, a few beasts approached, including instructors from Fansa Academy’s intensive course. Little Kit remained vigilant on Yun Yingyao’s shoulder, ready to strike.
Any time a predator approached, he would roar “Awooo!” causing the students to stare in amazement, questioning his species. A group of students, shifted from their second forms back to human, surrounded Little Kit, trying to speak to him or touch his paws and head. He either shrank away, pulled back his paws, or roared, showing rather than giving.
If a student overstepped, Yun Yingyao would glare with lethal intent or even conjure an ice-elemental great blade.
A student whispered, “I don’t think Jiaojiao could be a regular little rabbit.”
“I’ve never seen such an incredible little rabbit.”
“Look at Jiaojiao’s jumping, his control, and this video—he dismantled the academy gate in minutes. Most importantly, his roar. He can’t be a normal rabbit.”
“And not a mutated one either. Even with deep mutations, a little white rabbit’s second form is weak. It couldn’t be as strong as our Jiaojiao.”
“If we’re talking normal rabbits, our campus beauty is the real little white rabbit.”
“Right, even if she has powerhouse potential, her body and second form hold her back. He’s the real deal.”
Suddenly, a student said, “Still, I have to point out, Jiaojiao’s second form clearly inherited from the campus beauty. Jiaojiao isn’t a normal little rabbit. Could Yingzhi’s campus beauty be?”
The students around, “….”
Yun Yingyao’s ears twitched. For a moment, everyone found the analysis reasonable. The question remained: what species were the big and little rabbits? Looking at Little Kit, it was clear that after receiving care from someone familiar, he stopped crying and retracted the tears from his eyes. But he still roared at any predator or raptor he saw.
Interestingly, if a small bird flew by, he stayed quiet. If a genuine little white rabbit hopped by, he stayed quiet too. Clearly, Little Kit only roared at creatures that visually shocked him—predators and raptors. Finally, amidst the grand escort, Little Kit saw his father, missing for so many days.
The student in bird form who had brought Yun Yingzhi set him down. Little Kit’s fur bristled—this Little Bun was genuinely angry. Perhaps thinking the bird might harm Yun Yingzhi, he let out a roar, “Awooo—!” The sound rippled outward like waves, enveloping the entire academy.
A sense of fear spread from the core of one’s being, a deep instinctive dread hidden in the genetic chain. Everyone once again realized: Little Kit could not possibly be just a little white rabbit. Some of the more observant students noticed immediately. Everyone present, including Yun Yingyao, felt the impact of Little Kit’s roar—except for one person.
Yun Yingzhi.
The students recalled the past. During academy training sessions, when many beasts and raptors gathered, they often roared uncontrollably. Some students responded with their own roars; others retreated to quiet corners. Yun Yingzhi… Just like today, he had never been frightened by beastly roars. He always remained calm and composed.
The students thought: now it was certain—Little Kit wasn’t a normal rabbit. But what about Yun Yingzhi? Was Yun Yingzhi truly a normal rabbit?
Amid their questions, Yun Yingzhi quickened his steps toward Little Kit. Little Kit, still carrying his luggage, leapt toward Yun Yingzhi. Yun Yingzhi quickly caught him. Tears, which had previously stopped, began falling again, pattering down his tiny cheeks. His little paws pointed everywhere, then his baby face nuzzled Yun Yingzhi’s fingers.
Yun Yingzhi gently wiped his tears. “Shh, shh, Jiaojiao. It’s okay, it’s okay now.”
Once comforted, the fragile-looking Little Kit seemed to relax. Yun Yingyao said, “Jiaojiao, your luggage…”
The tiny body, previously limp in Yun Yingzhi’s hands, stiffened at the word “luggage.” His eyes darted around, little paws pointing toward a nearby trash bin.
Yun Yingzhi blinked. “Huh?” What was going on?
Little Kit blinked back, his baby face serious, pointing emphatically at the trash bin.
A student couldn’t help it and burst out laughing, “Pfft!”
Another student said, “Truly, that’s brotherly love in plastic form.”
“Little Jiaojiao’s saying that what he’s carrying isn’t luggage—it’s trash! Hahaha…”
More students couldn’t contain themselves; Little Kit’s reaction had them laughing uncontrollably. Inside the luggage, Little egg stirred, sensing something. He rolled inside the bag before tumbling out, diving into Yun Yingzhi’s collar.
Little Kit froze, “…”
Yun Yingzhi blinked, “….”
More students laughed outright. One said, “Little Taotao proves with action—he’s not trash! Hahaha…”
Little Kit scowled, discarded the luggage, and clambered onto Yun Yingzhi’s arm, finally landing on his shoulder. His tiny paws quickly snagged Yun Yingzhi’s mask, and his little tongue licked Yun Yingzhi’s cheek. He licked again.
Watching the video comms of Little Kit and Yun Yingzhi, the students realized the new, parachuting student was Yun Yingzhi. Seeing Yun Yingzhi remove his mask after over a year apart, the students felt a sudden rush—a beauty strike. And that wasn’t all: add Little Kit’s adorably mischievous antics on top, and it was a double-hit of cuteness.
The sight of Yun Yingzhi with Little Kit together was both beautiful and irresistibly cute. Amid the students’ hushed whispers, Yun Yingzhi asked the instructor for leave. The instructor, a master of tact, phrased it delicately: in exchange for a chance to touch Little Kit, he would grant Yun Yingzhi permission to leave.
The other students, following the instructor’s orders, continued their training at the outdoor practice field. It was clear that no one was really paying attention anymore. Secretly, they opened their personal terminals to look up information on the little white rabbit species.
Suddenly, one student exclaimed, “A Hou!”
The others froze for a moment, then hurriedly searched their terminals, finally finding a relevant entry. Many records were lost, but one thing was certain: until now, the empire had apparently never recorded a second form resembling a Hou.The entry stated that in the Eastern Sea, there existed a beast called Hou. It looked like a rabbit, and though small in size, it was capable of battling dragons. Even from such simple text, they could tell how powerful the Hou was.
One student said, “But…a Hou has never appeared before. This must be the first time, right? Isn’t this mythology? Can a Hou really be this strong?”
“Maybe? Think about Little Jiaojiao’s suppressive aura. He’s still small. Imagine how strong he’ll be when he grows up.”
“But… there’s never been a second form like this before.”
“I thought about it seriously. Suppose the campus beauty’s second form is a Hou—let’s use him as an example, think about his student life from kindergarten until now.”
They tried to recall. Even though it was a military academy, he had never really been given space to display his full potential. The students were dumbfounded.
“Little Jiaojiao got to show his power today because he’s bold. Our campus beauty? He’s never really had a chance to shine.”
One student asked, “So… should we give the campus beauty a chance to display his abilities?”
The students exchanged glances.
“So according to you, Yingzhi, like Little Jiaojiao, isn’t a normal white rabbit either. Could he be a Hou?”
“I’m really curious. Back then, General Yun and Madame Yun looked down on the campus beauty because he was just a little white rabbit. But what if he really is a Hou?”
“They’d regret it, wouldn’t they? Really regret it. The kind of regret you can’t shake.”
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