Outside the courtyard.
It wasn’t until he walked out of the alley, completely far away from Jiang Ning’s residence, that Bai Hesong finally stopped.
"Master, why did that happen just now?" The young disciple behind him couldn’t help but ask at this mont.
"Alas—" Bai Hesong let out a long sigh, his tone full of lancholy.
"Lord Jiang is a Third Grade Heavenly Person Master!" Bai Hesong’s first disciple at the White Crane Martial Arts Hall, also Chief of Patrol at the Patrol Bureau, Liang Yong said.
"Heavenly Person Master!!" The young disciple’s eyes widened instantly.
"Hiss—"
Everyone behind them gasped in shock.
So looked at the residence of Jiang Ning, their pupils filled with astonishnt.
They had all just seen Jiang Ning with their own eyes.
They knew how young Jiang Ning appeared on the outside.
Among this group in front of them, he was also one of the youngest.
And they, being the children of wealthy families, a privileged class, were able to join the White Crane Martial Arts Hall, enjoy the guidance and training of a grandmaster, and have access to martial arts resources almost at will, with all their needs being t.
But even so, the extraordinary martial arts cultivation they had achieved paled in comparison to Jiang Ning, as ntioned by Liang Yong.
The gap was even greater than that between the light of a rice grain and the brilliance of the bright moon.
A Heavenly Person Master, an achievent that even their highly respected master had not attained.
Yet such a young Jiang Ning had already accomplished it.
They knew that their senior brother Liang Yong, who was a Third Grade Grandmaster and served as the Chief of Patrol,
was outstanding in both strength and observational skills, making it impossible for him to make a mistake in judgnt.
Coupled with Bai Hesong’s attitude and the stark contrast before and after just now, it further confird this point.
Bai Hesong glanced at the gazes of the disciples.
Then nodded.
"What Liang Yong said is right! That Lord Jiang, at such a young age, has already beco a Third Grade Heavenly Person Master. We must not provoke him!"
Liang Yong nodded in agreent at this ti.
"The teacher is right! We must not provoke such an existence as Lord Jiang, and certainly not beco his enemy!"
"To reach the level of a Third Grade Heavenly Person Master at this age truly breaks my understanding!"
"No one knows how far he will go in the future, but if he ever targets us, it would be as easy for him as crushing an ant!"
Since Liang Yong stepped into the Third Grade and beca the Chief of Patrol at the Patrol Bureau, the higher realms he has interacted with have only made him realize more how complex the world is.
In his view, a character like Jiang Ning is not normal.
An achievent beyond the reach of ordinary people.
With an imnse and unfathomable background.
Such an existence must either be befriended or treated as a stranger, but never made an enemy.
He fully agreed with Bai Hesong’s choice.
If Bai Hesong had made the impulsive decision to oppose Jiang Ning at that ti,
he would have walked away imdiately and apologized later.
Bai Hesong’s choice now saved him from obtaining a bad reputation.
He didn’t mind maintaining his current good reputation.
After all, a good reputation is essential for an official.
A reputation for respecting teachers and valuing the way is important.
"Liang Yong!"
"Disciple here!" Upon hearing Bai Hesong’s voice, Liang Yong snapped back to attention.
"Later, co with to bring gifts and apologize!" Bai Hesong said.
"Yes, Master!!" Liang Yong cupped his hand in acknowledgnt.
"You all go back! Rember not to spread this matter! Since Lord Jiang did not hold a grandmaster banquet and has not made his strength public, it implies he may not want the world to know his strength now." Bai Hesong instructed the other disciples.
"Yes, Master!" The disciples all responded in unison.
Soon after, they all dispersed.
Leaving only Bai Hesong and his first disciple Liang Yong.
"Master, what do you think of that Lord Jiang?" Liang Yong asked after seeing only Bai Hesong was left.
"Not an ordinary man, but indeed Divine!" Bai Hesong sighed.
"Looks like the master thinks so too!" Liang Yong’s gaze was solemn.
"Mm!" Bai Hesong nodded, treating his esteed disciple as an equal.
He knew very well how extraordinary his esteed disciple was, truly a hero of the age.
In ti, he was bound to surpass him.
With Liang Yong’s current status, he naturally valued Liang Yong’s opinion.
"Master, are you unwilling?" Liang Yong asked, observing Bai Hesong’s expression.
Bai Hesong sighed.
"I am indeed unwilling! Your junior sister has beauty of a national level, whether in terms of status, position, or appearance, she matches well with the second son of Prince Huaian."
"For years I have prepared and selected many, finally feeling that your junior sister was best matched with the second son of Prince Huaian."
"How can I be willing, but no matter how unwilling, I must bow my head!"
"Moreover, the troubleso matter involves that young prince!"
Speaking of this, Bai Hesong felt a headache coming on.
He knew very well how eloquently he spoke to the second son of Prince Huaian before, and how problematic it is now.
But at this point, he could only forge ahead.
He couldn’t afford to offend both sides.
After eting Jiang Ning today, he felt Jiang Ning’s future achievents would not be inferior to Prince Huaian.
In the face of such achievents, what of the second son of Prince Huaian?
As he is not the eldest legitimate son, he cannot inherit the title.
And the eldest son of Prince Huaian has inherited his father’s talents, with unparalleled aptitude, resembling his father.
In this situation, the second son of Prince Huaian has no chance of inheriting the title.
The difference between the eldest and second sons is like night and day.
After making a decision, Bai Hesong took his first disciple to the Martial Arts Hall.
Bringing gifts for an apology, he needed to return once.
...
Inside the courtyard.
After resting for a mont.
Jiang Ning continued to practice.
Seeing this, Wang Qingtan returned to the house.
She didn’t want to practice so-called martial arts anymore, she just wanted to live happily.
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