Chapter 26: Marvel: Awakening the Cosmo at the Start, Chapter 13

In the East, urging someone to study medicine might invite a lightning strike, because in the setting of the East, if a doctor lives in a mansion and drives a sports car, that doctor is definitely corrupt and taking bribes.

But it is not like that here.

Let’s put it this way.

If a doctor here doesn't live in a mansion and drive a luxury car, it is highly likely that people will think your medical skills are subpar.

Therefore, if one can succeed in studying medicine, being a doctor here is very lucrative, especially as a surgeon.

But after considering it, Hawk gave up on becoming a doctor.

The reason is simple.

He felt he had no talent for medicine, so he could only settle for the next best thing and choose to become a lawyer in the future.

Lawyers are no worse than doctors.

The most important point is that after studying law, if you don't want to go to a law firm, you can run to the District Attorney's office to be a prosecutor, or even become a judge in the future.

However, this was the path Hawk planned for himself before he awakened his Cosmo, with the goal of making his future easier.

Now, it is no longer necessary.

Although Hawk did not have the idea of being too lazy to even attend university, at least the urgency of having to study law was gone.

Hawk thought to himself, then shook his head and smiled, saying to Gwen, "Just browsing online and stumbled upon it by accident."

As he spoke, he closed the webpage, then rose from his seat, and after yielding the computer to someone else, he planned to go to the old gymnasium to complete his ten thousand punches for the day.

Still the same saying.

Having persisted for over two years, he always feels like something is missing if he doesn't punch for a day now.

Gwen watched Hawk leave the library and blinked her eyes; just as she was thinking about something, a female classmate beside her woke her up and pulled her away to find a place to sit and read.

After all, the holiday is at the end of the month, and starting tomorrow, Midtown High School will enter the final exam week that makes the underachievers feel the most terrified.

Every school has underachievers.

Midtown High School is no exception; except for a small number of students, most students are attending by paying tens of thousands of dollars in tuition each semester.

And the underachievers mostly come from these people.

So these days, you can see them everywhere; the once energetic underachievers have also started to cram by clutching a book and gnawing at it as the exams approach.

Hawk doesn't need to.

Before his Cosmo awakened, he didn't need to cram, and after his Cosmo awakened, he needed to cram even less.

Anyway, his future is already destined to have only two options: comfortable and even more comfortable.

So...

Hawk still maintained his own rhythm of life.

In the old gymnasium.

Hawk was focused on practicing his punches.

Accompanied by a somewhat teeth-gritting sound of the door opening, a beautiful figure walked in from outside.

"The board of directors said that after the holiday, they are going to tear down this old gymnasium and rebuild it into a swimming pool."

"...Bang!"

Hawk slammed a punch into the sandbag in front of him.

The sandbag hung in place, motionless, but its surface shuddered violently, and immediately after, a cloud of dust was shaken out.

The midday sunlight shone in through the glass of the old gymnasium.

It happened to illuminate this scene.