The more they oppose, the more it shows that I am doing the right thing Chapter 296 - 213 Merlin: It’s the first time the original h

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"And the design of the clothing—the completely naked look—I handled that all by myself."

Arthur said proudly, soliciting recognition for his contribution.

"..." Silence fell on the other end for a mont, then ca a voice, grudging and through gritted teeth, "Co up here, I’ve prepared a surprise for you."

This must be the ti for rewards for services.

"What kind of surprise?"

"Experience the second circuit for one day."

rlin was able to control the intensity of the second circuit; it was ti to give the lad a one-day heads-up.

Arthur didn’t understand, but it sounded prestigious, and anything awarded by the God of Law had to be a good thing!

"May I ask what level of surprise this is?" Arthur inquired curiously.

"It’s of a holy level." rlin thought to himself that the lad was quite composed.

At the ntion of this, Arthur’s spirits soared. It seed His Excellency rlin liked to be secretive, keeping such a big surprise under wraps.

Arthur, emboldened, said, "Your Excellency rlin, since I have accomplished such a great feat, isn’t just one day a bit too little?"

No matter what this second circuit was, surely more was better!

The silence on the other end resud once more, deathly still. rlin had never seen soone so arrogant before.

You’re courting death!

"How many days do you want then?"

"Four days," Arthur replied, thinking the exam in four days might benefit from this.

"You have a week," rlin said generously.

Arthur was overjoyed; His Excellency the Archmage handled things so generously, instantly increasing the reward sevenfold—truly an awe-inspiring, domineering presence. He was in a rush to receive his award now, bowing to the surrounding journalists,

"Excuse , His Excellency rlin has summoned through a telepathic ssage. I have pressing matters to attend to! I must take my leave."

His announcent sparked a new uproar.

The saints looked at Arthur in amazent, never expecting that this gentleman would receive yet another summons from His Excellency rlin.

The journalists eagerly asked for Arthur’s full na, "Could you provide us with your contact information?"

"Just call An Su Moningsta," Arthur replied with an easy smile, a righteous man who naturally wanted to share the good reputation with his dear friend.

Last ti during the interview, only Brother Su hadn’t left a na, which had been a regret for Arthur.

As soon as he said this, saints across the country were shocked again, thinking so this was the legendary An Su Moningsta.

The na An Su was well known even among saints outside the Imperial Capital.

You motherf****r...

An Su was staring at this guy, but revealed a gentle smile.

Wearing a confident smile, Arthur walked into the hall under the admiring gazes of all, chest puffed out in pride, ready to find rlin and claim his reward. As he approached the staircase, he saw Brother Su and greeted him warmly, Continue your journey on .Côm

"Brother Su, I have a big secret to tell you. Lister and I have done a great service; His Excellency rlin is going to reward us handsoly!"

"Congratulations." An Su applauded, genuinely happy for Arthur.

Pleased with the applause, Arthur said with great generosity,

"After giving it so thought, Brother Su, you’ve always treated well. Although you didn’t lift a finger in this affair, I’ll put in a good word for you with His Excellency rlin and share a bit of the credit with you!"

Like giving Brother Su a day of the reward.

Since he had an entire week to experience it, giving Brother Su a day was no big deal.

Surely Brother Su would be overwheld with gratitude, bowing his head in respect.

"I must confess, it’s really nothing special,"

Arthur boasted to An Su nonchalantly, "It’s just that ’second circuit’ thing—whatever that is. It’s not sothing valuable, ha-ha, it’s just at the holy level. Brother Su, you don’t need to be too envious, ha-ha."

"...Congratulations," An Su congratulated Arthur again.

"If Brother Su really envies , I can give you a day and a half!" Arthur offered magnanimously, reveling in the unique pleasure of being seen as a saint among n.

"No need," An Su said, with a strained smile, "Keep it all for yourself."

"Why be so formal between brothers?" Arthur struck his chest in a noble gesture, "Just wait for the good news from ."

Who the hell is being formal with you.

You’re not being formal when it cos to using my na?

An Su’s smile barely concealed his irritation, waving his hand as if nobly refusing,

"You jest, An Su Moningsta is utterly uninvolved with any of this grand tribute. This is all your well-deserved credit, Arthur."

"Then fine. Since you said so, don’t regret it later."

Arthur sighed. Brother Su was always so falsely modest. Hmmph, he really had no idea what he’d missed out on. Arthur straightened his clothes and climbed the steps with his head held high.

Truly a day that brought honor to his ancestors!

His father, far away on the frontier, would surely be proud and boastful of his son when he heard the news!

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