It was clear that although Bai Hengjian hadn't attended today's Class Scroll Ceremony, he had been paying close attention to what was happening here.
When Lu Fan transitioned into a hidden class, he was the first who couldn't hold back and stepped forward to ask Lu Fan what his class was.
A hidden class—especially a combat one—meant that their entire Jianghai No.3 High School could bask in its glory!
The Dragonblood Warrior and Dragon Spell Mage Bai Hengjian mentioned earlier were both powerful hidden classes related to dragons. If Lu Fan had truly transitioned into one of those, he would have a bright future ahead, and their No.3 High might even be promoted to a top-tier high school.
Facing Bai Hengjian's intense gaze, Lu Fan, however, didn't look particularly happy.
He first nodded and greeted Bai Hengjian, then replied honestly, "Principal, my class... is Dragon Tamer."
"What?! Dragon Tamer?!" Bai Hengjian froze, then his face quickly filled with unconcealable disappointment.
When Lu Fan revealed that his class was Dragon Tamer, the teachers and students who overheard it instantly erupted.
"All that spectacle, and he ended up as a Dragon Tamer... What a pity…"
"Yeah, becoming a Dragon Tamer? He'd have been better off as a Summoner. This student is probably doomed to mediocrity."
Some felt sorry for Lu Fan, but others took pleasure in his misfortune, their words laced with sarcasm: "Heh, I was wondering what kind of class it was to cause such a dramatic phenomenon—it turns out to be Dragon Tamer! If I transitioned into such a powerful class, I'd be over the moon!"
"Yeah, Dragon Tamer! Able to tame dragons—sounds awesome! If I remember correctly, Dragon Tamer is recognized as one of the top three hidden classes in Dragon Kingdom, right?"
"That's right! Even Dragonblood Warrior and Dragon Spell Mage aren't as powerful as Dragon Tamer. To transition into Dragon Tamer is just enviable—hahaha…"
What they were saying wasn't false. Though Dragon Tamer was a hidden class, many people were somewhat familiar with it.
Classes like Dragonblood Warrior and Dragon Spell Mage only had partial draconic bloodline interactions, granting them limited access to the power of dragons.
But Dragon Tamer? They could control dragons in battle.
The gap between them was obvious.
However, as the name suggested, a powerful Dragon Tamer had one prerequisite—you needed a dragon!
And what was a dragon?!
In this world, they were akin to divine beings!
Even the strongest humans were like ants before dragons.
Only newly hatched Dragon Eggs had a chance of being captured and tamed.
But not to mention that dragon habitats were essentially forbidden zones—untouchable even by top-tier human experts—baby dragons were usually guarded by their mothers, giving humans no chance to seize them.
So, trying to tame a dragon was nothing short of a fool's dream.
Dragon Tamers had appeared over Dragon Kingdom's 800-year history.
But a Dragon Tamer who actually had a dragon? That had never happened.
Every Dragon Tamer skill revolved around dragons. Without a dragon, you were just dead weight.
Thus, Dragon Tamer was ranked as one of the top three most powerful hidden classes—
But also, simultaneously, one of the most useless.
So when Bai Hengjian learned that Lu Fan had awakened such a class, he couldn't help but feel deep disappointment.
A Dragon Tamer without a dragon? Even a Summoner who could summon fire or water elementals right from the start had better combat capability.
Bai Hengjian let out a sigh. In the end, he still tried to comfort Lu Fan: "It's alright. At least it's still a hidden class—it has infinite potential."
"Maybe one day you'll encounter some kind of lesser dragon species and tame it, becoming a true powerhouse…"
As he said this, Bai Hengjian was actually feeling a little guilty inside.
Because he knew very well—he was basically feeding Lu Fan a fantasy.
Even lesser dragons were powerful beings that couldn't be dealt with by anyone below Fourth-class advancement
These creatures were treasure troves—just one corpse could sell for astronomical prices.
If someone was strong enough to kill one, who would hand it over to Lu Fan to tame?
Moreover, without a dragon, Lu Fan was practically useless. Without someone carrying him through levels, even basic leveling would be a problem.
If his level stayed low, how could he possibly tame a lesser dragon that was tens of thousands of times stronger than him?
So Lu Fan would likely end up just a regular person—not even as good as those who had transitioned into life-skill classes.
Lu Fan understood this as well. Although he was also disappointed, he had lived two lifetimes—his mental resilience was far beyond that of ordinary people.
He merely showed slight disappointment on his face and nodded. "Understood, Principal."
Bai Hengjian patted him on the shoulder and said, "Alright, you can go back for now. The big exam is just a few days away—you might as well give it a try."
"I've heard of you. You always rank among the top in every exam. You're one of our school's best students."
"Though your class may not be ideal, if you work hard during the big exam, you might still get into an average university. Then, you'd have a chance to become a Monster Hunter—hunting low-level beasts to make a living."
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