The Infinite Death.

Summary

. In the martial arts investigation high school, a system known as the Battle Disciple system allows upperclassmen to mentor underclassmen. This mentor-mentee relationship, referred to as Battle Brothers or Sisters, is established with mutual consent and is prevalent throughout the school. Upperclassmen are encouraged to consider taking on first-year students as Battle Disciples, as this relationship entails guiding the underclassmen while also having them follow orders and serve the upperclassmen. It is emphasized that the hierarchical relationship must be clear to ensure effective collaboration during tasks. The teacher reminds the students of their responsibilities and encourages them to delegate chores to their Battle Disciples. The chapter also features a conversation between Fang Li and Yuan Shan Jin Ci regarding a student named Riko, highlighting Fang Li's concern for her. Ya Li Ya, Fang Li's partner, expresses curiosity about his relationship with Riko, leading to a moment of tension before Fang Li receives a message on his phone. .

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