What could be the reason for the system’s helpful attitude and all this information today?
Darius could not help but beco curious.
"Host, as I told you, it is true that I don’t know much about this world. However, I also possess information ant to support the host of the Strongest Pavilion System, and in such a scenario, it was deed appropriate to provide you with so assistance in understanding what is going on. This is rely to encourage you to do more research. After all, you don’t even know much about cultivation. Study, Host, study."
’So that’s why. I can accept this explanation,’ realization dawned on Darius. Although he didn’t fully believe the system’s words, trust should still be maintained. It was better to assu it was being honest than to constantly doubt it, or else friction might arise between them, and that would not be good for his current situation.
The Eldest Prince’s battle prowess was outstanding. Though he had been stuck at the ninth layer of the Acupoint Qi Realm for quite so years, it had also allowed him to fortify his foundations to an unbelievably sturdy level. His current battle power should be worth about twelve stars.
And it was obvious that neither side had used their trump cards yet.
At the very least, both young n had condensed Qi, yet neither had used it. If Qi were taken into consideration, their battle prowess would obviously increase even further.
The spectators watched in stunned silence. The Eldest Prince was in the ninth layer of the Acupoint Qi Realm and had once been a Core Disciple, yet Jas could actually hold his own against him. This guy was truly too strong.
The Third Prince and so of the current generation of Core Disciples most likely could no longer match Jas, right?
Though they were on opposing sides, Darius had to admit that Jas was indeed powerful. This guy was a genuine cultivation genius, possessing not only mysterious thods but also a terrifying understanding of battle. As he continued watching, he would occasionally nod in approval.
Jas had just barely t the minimum requirents to be worthy of being trampled by him.
In truth, Darius only had such thoughts because of his lack of experience in combat and cultivation. Whatever Jas did looked impressive to him, no matter how minor it was. Earlier, if not for the Golden Bell Shield and Ignition, Darius would not have stood a chance in that brief exchange.
Of course, he still had confidence in himself. Otherwise, he would never have shown up for Shen, even if it ant a blow to the Pavilion’s reputation. Revenge could always co later, but once you were dead, everything would be over.
The Eldest Prince was like a king, while Jas was like a demon who freely displayed his domineering attitude—unreasonable and insolent. Yet the two managed to maintain an even clash. Since neither side was willing to reveal more of their trump cards, the battle had reached a deadlock.
"Stop!"
An old voice rang out, carrying incomparable authority.
Jas and the Eldest Prince both stopped attacking, though they still glared fiercely at each other, their battle intent remaining high as if they wanted nothing more than to continue fighting to their hearts’ content.
William Brown appeared, and the aura of a Celestial Human Realm expert spread outward, causing everyone to feel as though a gigantic mountain was pressing down upon them. Their feet suddenly felt heavy, and many struggled to suppress the urge to kneel.
He glanced at Darius, shook his head, and said, "Little fellow, you really do know how to cause trouble."
William had quickly investigated Darius’s background after hearing about the fight, and Albredo had supplied him with so information. He was genuinely amazed that a random young man could provoke so many influential people. Even he was tempted to learn the full story.
Darius smiled calmly and said, "Headmaster, it isn’t that I’m particularly good at causing trouble. This blind fool ca looking for trouble with on purpose. I simply sliced him up a little to teach him a lesson. Besides, I was rciful enough not to take his life."
He was slightly curious. Previously, he had expected the alchemist to arrive together with the Headmaster of Dragon City Academy, which had been the source of his confidence. However, it seed he had underestimated just how busy alchemists were.
"What a sharp tongue. You’re quite skilled at twisting the facts. Do you think everyone here is an idiot? You crippled my brother’s arms, and that alone is a violation of Academy regulations. According to the rules, you should be executed for your cri!" Jas said darkly.
"Jas, although I only just arrived and did not witness the entire matter myself, it seems that your brother was the one who first threatened to cut off soone else’s arm, wasn’t he?" the Eldest Prince interrupted.
"Since you didn’t witness the beginning and end of the matter clearly, then keep your mouth shut!" Jas shot the Eldest Prince a cold glance.
"Pu!"
Everyone was stunned speechless. Had Jas actually reprimanded the Eldest Prince?
A younger mber of a minor guild actually dared to openly reprimand the eldest son of the current Dragon City Lord. What kind of outrageous audacity was this? If no one knew better, they would have thought that Wolf Fang was about to take full control of Dragon City openly.
But such a thing was obviously impossible unless the backer behind Wolf Fang finally revealed himself. By now, everyone was certain that Wolf Fang had a powerful backer behind it, yet as for the identity of that person...or conglorate...no one knew.
Imdiately, the Eldest Prince’s face darkened, and a powerful killing intent appeared in his eyes. As the saying goes, when a king grows angry, blood flows for ten thousand miles. Though he was not yet the King, as the Eldest Prince, he still possessed imnse authority and prestige.
"You didn’t witness the beginning and end of the matter either, so why are you blabbering so confidently?" Darius imdiately shot back at Jas.
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