Mo Ke's reputation seemed to surpass Sui Yi's by a great deal, as her appearance alone caused a considerable stir. This was simply because Sui Yi was rarely seen, while Mo Ke followed the rules meticulously and attended classes on time. Despite her aloofness, she treated others with kindness. Thus, her popularity was high, and she was even considered the idol of the Archaeology Department. This overshadowed any charm from the Literature Department with her transcendent aura reminiscent of a saintly figure.
Her elegance could not be fully described by simply labeling her a lady of high society.
When she arrived, she spoke softly to Sui Yi; her glance fell upon the piece of rice paper, her eye color deepened momentarily, then in a gentle voice, she recited, "The distant mountains of Jiang send forth pure words, a pond of clear springs calms the autumn thoughts..."
Her gaze subtly swept over the somewhat famous Wang Jingqiu and Jiang Muxiu at the school.
