Martial Arts Escort System: I Got A Maxed Level Divine Technique From The Beginning Chapter 296: 167 Yixuan Divine Skill

Chapter 296: Chapter 167 Yixuan Divine Skill

Su Mo and Yang Xiaoyun couldn’t help but glance at each other upon hearing this.

They were montarily at a loss for words.

Su Mo felt that his foster father’s personality was sowhat indescribable.

He recalled what Li Siyun had once said: within Jiaolong Water Fort, if Su Tianyang had been present, his approach to things would have been completely different from Su Mo’s.

He would have tested the poisons on himself, trying to find a solution one by one.

Instead of, like Su Mo, using captives to test the drugs.

Now, hearing Yang Yizhi’s words, Su Mo had to admit Li Siyun was right.

That Su Tianyang was indeed that kind of person.

“And my second question to him was…

‘Why didn’t you finish them off in the first place? Why wait until the woman made a move to kill him before he acted in return?’

He told at the ti, the reason he didn’t finish them off initially was he hoped these people would nd their ways.

‘There isn’t a single road in this life that must be followed to one’s doom; if there is a will to turn back, why not give them another chance to live?’

The subsequent need to act stemd from the fact that once that woman made her move, he knew this wasn’t their first offence.

Her hand as she wielded the knife didn’t waver in the slightest; the blade was fierce and ruthless, and despite her lack of martial arts training, her skill was extraordinary.

From this, it was apparent they had done such things before.

If it was only Su Tianyang they treated this way, he was still willing to offer them one chance.

But how could he forgive the murderers on behalf of those who had died?

So he let them face their own justice in the afterlife.”

Yang Yizhi’s expression was full of irony as he spoke to this point.

Sure enough, Su Mo and Yang Xiaoyun’s faces were a picture of shock.

“Ha ha ha ha!”

Yang Yizhi laughed heartily: “After hearing his words back then, my expression was no different from yours. Listening to his earlier answer, I thought he was a pedantic fellow, obsessed with chivalry. But after hearing the rest, it seed he was chivalrous in appearance only, not as straightforward as one would imagine.

After that encounter, I truly got to know Su Tianyang.

Though initially, I had no intention of getting too entangled with him, he kept insisting on repaying the debt for saving his life.

As ti went on and I continued traveling in Jianghu, I ca to realize his quirky character traits.

He was generous and passionate, insisting on doing what he believed to be right no matter the cost, even if it ant being battered and bloodied, never retracing a single step.

He was lenient with others but strict with himself, although seemingly pedantic, he had a firm set of principles in his heart.

Under the asure of these principles, the ambiguous good and evil of Jianghu each had a clear place in his heart.

Those who deserved death never saw hesitation from him, and those he deed undeserving, he never laid a hand upon.

At first, my ti with him didn’t reveal much, but gradually I found myself drawn to his sowhat contrary nature.

After facing life and death together several tis, our friendship deepened.

So we simply took oath and beca sworn brothers!

Looking back now, I wonder if I was a little too hasty…”

He let out a soft sigh as he spoke, as if he had inadvertently boarded a ship of thieves.

Su Mo fell silent for a mont, and even Yang Xiaoyun couldn’t help but smile wryly.

Yet through his words, it was evident that there was a deep and sincere bond between Yang Yizhi and Su Tianyang.

The reason he found Su Tianyang so appealing and ultimately beca sworn brothers with him was precisely that he himself was of the sa ilk.

If not for a fervent code of honor, how could one unsheathe their blade to redress injustices encountered on the road?

If not for endorsing Su Tianyang’s actions, why would he repeatedly put himself in harm’s way?

Within the stories he told, where Su Tianyang never took a single step back even when bloodied, wasn’t there also a figure wielding a Silver Spear who never retreated a single step?

Otherwise, how could these tales be recounted so vividly, as if treasured mories?

As Yang Yizhi spoke, the image of the sowhat unfamiliar Su Tianyang gradually beca more vivid in the minds of Su Mo and Yang Xiaoyun.

The friendship between Su Tianyang and Yang Yizhi began on the Jianghu Road and later they ventured through Jianghu together.

Together, they had many experiences over more than a decade within Jianghu.

It is said that this was during the ti when Su Mo’s grandfather was still around, and the escort agency had no need for Su Tianyang yet.

And in his earlier years, Su Tianyang had also trained in the Ziyang Sect.

At this point, Yang Yizhi gave Su Mo a reminder:

“In the past, you were good for nothing, and Ziyang Sect didn’t really make contact with you.

But that was because I interfered.

The complications between your Su family and Ziyang Sect are far more complex than you imagine.

When you’re free one day, you may visit the Ziyang Sect yourself, and as for these matters, it’s not for to tell you, you’ll naturally co to understand.”

“…”

Li Siyun had said the sa thing before.

But Yang Yizhi’s words carried a different weight, and Su Mo nodded gravely.

The conversation continued on Su Tianyang and Yang Yizhi.

The two had road the Jianghu for a full decade, and naturally, many events occurred during this period.

They practiced chivalry, made friends, and road Jianghu side by side.

During this ti, they t won they loved, and saved many lives.

Despite not being involved with the Dongcheng Sects, their reputation did not show much.

Still, it was truly enjoyable.

After all this, Yang Yizhi had settled down in Luoxia City.