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After the event, Nezha and Ao Bing found themselves surrounded by a throng of people. This time, the gazes directed at them were no longer filled with doubt or hostility; instead, they were brimming with genuine admiration and apologies.
"Senior Nezha, I'm sorry! I misjudged you!" "Senior Ao Bing, you guys are so cool!" "Can you tell us stories from the Dragon Palace?"
Nezha was taken aback by the sudden enthusiasm. He instinctively glanced at Ao Bing, who smiled and nodded, giving him the confidence he needed.
"Alright," Nezha scratched his head, "if you really want to hear it, I’ll share. But I'm not a hero; I have my fears and make mistakes too. The real heroes are those Dragon Clan Soldiers who stand their ground, the ordinary people who risk their lives to save others, and the scholars who uphold the truth..."
As Nezha spoke, a vivid image of a true, flesh-and-blood "hero" began to take shape in everyone's minds—he was not a lofty deity but an ordinary person with flaws and emotions, who made extraordinary choices at critical moments.
Reporters eagerly recorded Nezha's words: "True heroes are not born as deities but are ordinary people who earn that title through their efforts and sacrifices."
A week later, life on campus gradually returned to normal. The scandal surrounding the Li Yang Group became headlines across major media outlets; their reputation in the business world plummeted, stock prices crashed, multiple projects were halted, and executives were investigated.
Meanwhile, Nezha and Ao Bing became genuine campus stars—not for their "heroic" titles but for their authenticity and courage.
One afternoon, Nezha and Ao Bing sat on a bench by the campus lake, enjoying a rare moment of tranquility.
"How does it feel?" Ao Bing asked softly. "Have you adapted to your new life as a 'hero'?"
Nezha gazed at the calm surface of the lake and smiled slightly. "To be honest, I never imagined I would become a role model in someone else's eyes. I used to be just a Problematic Youth labeled by the Demon Orb; everyone avoided me, and I got used to protecting myself with rebellion and indifference."
Ao Bing listened quietly, encouraging Nezha to continue.
"But now I've realized that my words and actions can influence others—especially those kids who have similar experiences. When they see me breaking free from labels, they find the courage to face their own struggles. This feeling... it's strange yet carries a sense of responsibility."
Ao Bing gently took Nezha's hand. "You've really grown a lot, Nezha. From a rebellious youth who only cared about himself to someone who is responsible and caring."
Nezha chuckled shyly. "It's all because you're here, Ice Block Face. You’ve taught me that one cannot live only for oneself; we must also take responsibility for those we care about and for this world."
Ao Bing laughed lightly. "So does that mean I'm your mentor and friend?"
Nezha leaned closer to Ao Bing and mischievously winked. "You're not just my mentor; you're also my..."
Before he could finish his sentence, cheers erupted from afar, interrupting him. Following the sound, they saw a team training on the soccer field.
"Let's go," Ao Bing stood up. "Didn't you promise to return to the team? Don't be late."
Nezha also got up and tightened his grip on Ao Bing's hand. "Let's go together. Whether it's on the soccer field, in the Concert Hall, or in the Dragon Palace or human world—wherever you are is where I want to be."
Ao Bing smiled and nodded as they walked side by side toward the soccer field.
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