My Classmate is 200 Million Years Old

t the situation than anything else?”

“About us?” 

“…seems like it.”

“…” Da Bao exhaled slowly, “I need to stay calm!”

When Xuan Mo returned home, everyone was asleep, so she returned to her room, sat for a moment and thought for very long.

There’s been quite a couple of things that’s happened to her.
She still didn’t quite understand Blue Planet very well, it stopped at all the memories the previous owner had provided her in her head–the perspective of the world from a minor, so she didn’t exactly dared to take it all at face value.
She wouldn’t look at the civilisation with the aim to only see the darkness either.
Though every civilisation was itself an equal mix of light and dark, everyone in their lives would come more into contact with the good sides of it rather than the bad.

She didn’t have the intention to invade Earth, nor dominate the world; she only wanted to live as she wished.
If it got boring, she’d return to her sleeping.
If she would be able to encounter people of her kind upon waking then that would naturally be the best outcome.
However, even if she could not, that didn’t matter.

After involving herself, it seemed that it would be unavoidable that she would being restrained and influenced in certain aspects.
It was impossible for her to turn into a complete Blue Planet being, so the only path she could pick was–become a not-so-normal Blue Planet being.

Let her be strong, let her be strange, things were fine as long as she’s occupied.
Even if she was seen as an outsider and there were people who wanted to rise is revolt against her, it was fine.
She’s strong enough anyway.
If she couldn’t survive on the surface, she’ll abandon this shell and reside in the vitamin pod underground, and she’d be alive and poppin’ once again in a few hundreds to thousands of years!

Since she’s decided, that she shall live the lifestyle she wanted and reveal her powers accordingly.

Her physical prowess wasn’t an issue, she needn’t especially reveal her mental abilities either.
Though the memories she had in her head told her that mental powers were things that only existed in science fictions, she was sure that there would definitely be mental power wielders in this world–it’s something that will definitely happen due to evolution.
No matter how low-levelled a certain civilisation was, there would always be people of varying abilities.
Perhaps Zone Seven would have someone like, or more than one person with other abilities.

Just thinking about the idea of the various uncertainties in the future waiting for her spiced up her previously boring Blue Planet student life.

For the next few days, Xuan Mo’s life revolved around the dorm, classroom and Zone Seven office.

Very quickly, her first club activity came.

Xuan Mo had originally wanted to ignore the fact that there was an activity happening, but was dragged over to the sports hall by Yi Hai Lan.
There were already an entire lot of guys and girls there, ranging from year one to three.
It wasn’t a really large club, there were about fifty and over people altogether, but the club was rather influential.

As for the reason to that, anyone who’s read a romance novel would be able to answer that question.

That was also the reason why Xuan Mo didn’t understand.

She suddenly realised that there were more onlookers spectating the club activity than there were club members participating in the activity in the large sports hall.

The few females that entered the club were all tomboyish and sturdy-looking.
When they saw Xuan Mo who seemed particularly delicate when she stood next to Yi Hai Lan, they were immediately discontented, but they didn’t voice it out.
Rather, they seemingly undeliberately congregated together with no intentions of including Xuan Mo.

Xuan Mo didnt’ care.
Yi Hai Lan was also glad she didn’t care, but there was someone else that was worried for her.

Tian Jin Jin and Qi Shan’s text messages seemed to have came in at the same time: “Mo Mo! Don’t stay so close to the guys, you’ll be ostracised by the girls otherwise!” After a few months, though Xuan Mo didn’t appear especially intimate towards them, the two self-proclaimed BFFs of hers had seen through her ways and automatically decided to teach her the way handle social situations.

Both texts were very “profound” but Xuan Mo wasn’t able to decipher them, so all she did was to take two calm steps to the side.
Though she didn’t understand the message, she knew that Yi Hai Lan was a guy, so it didn’t not make sense to stay further away from him right.

After that, something even more incomprehensible happened to her.
Her evident gesture in trying to draw apart their distance left close to no hint on Yi Hai Lan.
Rather, it was reciprocated by Yi Hai Lan with two steps in her direction–and he did it even more smoothly and with ease than Xuan Mo.

Xuan Mo had no choice, so she could only turn her head in the direction of Tian Jin Jin and Qi Shan.
She was still very unaccustomed to texting.
She had only made calls whenever she needed to contact someone, and it was evidently inappropriate to make a call now, so could only communicate through looks with them.
When she met their gazes however, she was greeted with laser beams by the two girls in the crowd.

“Mo Mo! Is there JQ going on between you and Yi Hai Lan?!”

“What’s that?” Xuan Mo had no choice so she could only text back in reply.
JQ was a new word for her; she couldn’t find it in her memory archives.

“It stands for jian qing! Is there something going on between you two?”

“Definitely not.” She wouldn’t even think about it.

“Aye aye aye, you’re covering up trying to explain, what’s with the quick reply!” She didn’t even need to look to know the kind of smile was hanging on their faces.