Chapter 813: Chapter 552: Arrival of the Half-Step Grandmaster_2 Chapter 813: Chapter 552: Arrival of the Half-Step Grandmaster_2 With Fred in action, he should have been able to persuade the other party to co to Hua Country quickly.
Yang Xuan and Liang Bing were in charge of the club’s affairs, along with Zhang Dongdong, so Chu Mo didn’t need to worry at all; what really needed his attention were the matters of Capital City.
The key to Capital City lay with the Guangsha Bodyguard Company, whose chairman, Fang Nianhan, wasn’t satisfied with the status quo and had been making moves frequently.
Naturally, Chu Mo couldn’t just let her be.
Chu Mo planned to reassign soone to Capital City to balance Fang Nianhan’s power and ensure she didn’t solely dictate the company’s affairs.
His choice for this was Wu Kunpeng, the headmaster of the Kunpeng Martial Arts Academy in Dali City.
As a half-step Grandmaster, Wu Kunpeng’s strength was sufficiently formidable.
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He had managed to start from scratch and build a martial arts academy on his own.
He also had enough brains and sches, and the decline of the Kunpeng Martial Arts Academy wasn’t significantly related to him.
This was because the Great Grandmasters kept their doors closed and the martial arts industry had completely declined.
The overall environnt was to bla, not any individual’s mistakes.
Chu Mo believed that Wu Kunpeng certainly had the strength and ans to deal with a minor Fang Nianhan, even with the powerful Fang family of the Capital City behind her.
But behind Wu Kunpeng was the Kunpeng Martial Arts Academy, which from now on, would provide a steady stream of outstanding talent to the Guangsha Bodyguard Company every year.
Naturally, all these people were Wu Kunpeng’s followers.
With Chu Mo’s support, Fang Nianhan wouldn’t be as bold as she currently was.
However, the premise for all this to happen was that Wu Kunpeng’s daughter should beco the disciple of a Great Grandmaster.
This would have been an extrely difficult task, given that the Great Grandmaster Lei Ting had clearly stated he wouldn’t accept disciples, and Chu Mo had no right to command the elder Grandmaster Jiang Dingnan.
However, thankfully, the appearance of Qin Lan completely changed the situation.
Once Great Grandmaster Qin Lan agreed to take a disciple, Chu Mo imdiately contacted Wu Kunpeng and his daughter in Dali City.
Upon receiving the notice, the other party indicated they would depart for Magic Capital imdiately.
Magic Capital was already giving off a hot feeling in the middle of June,
At four fifty in the afternoon, the sun was still high in the sky.
Dressed in casual clothing, Chu Mo stepped out of the villa hall and walked up to the front gate, looking out where two luxury cars were slowly approaching.
Wu Kunpeng and his daughter Wu Youyou had arrived in Magic Capital, and naturally, as the host, Chu Mo had to show his hospitality.
He dispatched soone to the airport to pick up the father and daughter and even personally ca to the gate to greet them.
Such treatnt was not sothing the average person could enjoy.
Standing beside Chu Mo were the Great Grandmaster Lei Ting and Qin Lan, one on each side, and following them were several half-step Grandmasters positioned around.
Among them were the captain of the bodyguard team, Fan Gao; the head of the detective agency, Jiang Tao; the only granddaughter of the elderly Great Grandmaster Jiang Dingnan and the chairman of the Star Science and Technology Collective, Jiang Rourou; and Chen Yue, the head coach of the Twelve Golden Phoenixes of the Liu family from Zhongzhou.
Behind the four half-step Grandmasters stood thirty first-class experts with A-level strength.
To welco Wu Kunpeng from Dali City, Chu Mo had almost shown his entire hand, and the reason for such a grand reception ceremony wasn’t just because of Wu Kunpeng’s strength as a half-step Grandmaster and the constant flow of graduates from the Kunpeng Martial Arts Academy behind him.
There was another very important reason.
Wu Kunpeng had already contacted that mysterious person behind him who agreed to supply Chu Mo with Spirit Rhy Tea for a price of 140 million per pound.
The originally negotiated price for Spirit Rhy Tea was 150 million, but due to Wu Kunpeng’s influence, the final transaction price was set at 140 million.
Chu Mo likewise did not hesitate to act.
He purchased five pounds in one go, paying a total of seven billion.
Of course, it wasn’t that Chu Mo had to drink Spirit Rhy Tea; he bought so much in one go not because he particularly enjoyed it, but because he wanted to test the strength of this channel.
The outco also surprised Chu Mo.
The deal for five pounds of Spirit Rhy Tea was agreed upon readily.
And it wasn’t rely five pounds of Spirit Rhy Tea this represented; it reflected many other issues.
Firstly, the Spirit Rhy Tea that had been controlled by the eight major families wasn’t as precious and rare as advertised; otherwise, there wouldn’t just suddenly be an endless supply of it on the market.
Secondly, the channel controlled by Wu Kunpeng was extraordinary.
Since they could supply five pounds of Spirit Rhy Tea without hesitation, as long as the price was right, it was believed that other top-tier treasures would also be within their capability to deliver.
Such words ant that many of the issues which had previously given Chu Mo trouble would now be easily resolved.
For example, the carmine rice valued at several hundred thousand.
This top-level rice, even the eight major families had only a few jins of quota each year.
Chu Mo loved to eat it but couldn’t buy it with money.
Yet here, through this channel, as long as he was willing to spend, he could enjoy these top-level treasures.
Besides the Spirit Rhy Tea and carmine rice, there were many other rare delicacies in the world waiting for his tasting.
It was precisely because he valued this channel that Chu Mo made such a grand gesture to welco Wu Kunpeng’s arrival.
Otherwise, even if Wu Kunpeng was a half-step Grandmaster, he wouldn’t have received such a solemn reception from Chu Mo.
The two luxury cars in the distance finally slowly arrived at the gate, and as the car doors opened, the first to exit was three young and robust youths.
One tall man approached the Bentley in front and respectfully opened the door.
Next, a tall and burly man slowly stepped out of the car.
Chu Mo’s gaze swept over the young man opposite.
He recognized this person; it was the sa man who had taken the initiative to spar with Lei Ting last ti at the Kunpeng Martial Arts Academy in Dali City.
The young man of the sa age as Chu Mo nad Duanmu Fu was one of the three personal disciples of the half-step Grandmaster Wu Kunpeng.
His strength had reached mid-level A-grade—a very excellent young man who, given ti and under Wu Kunpeng’s guidance, had a great chance to make a further step and achieve the accomplishnt of a half-step Grandmaster.
In addition to Duanmu Fu, the other two tall youths were also personal disciples of Wu Kunpeng.
Both n had studied the Golden Bell Shield with Wu Kunpeng, and so their builds were very burly; one was at mid-level B-grade, and the other at upper B-grade, they could also be considered young talents.
Standing beside Wu Kunpeng, other than Duanmu Fu, was a young woman with shoulder-length hair.
The girl appeared to be around seventeen or eighteen years old, standing tall and slender like a lily, exuding a sense of purity and beauty.
At that mont, the girl stared curiously at Lei Ting beside Chu Mo, her eyes filled with surprise and excitent.
Naturally, this newly adult girl was Wu Kunpeng’s only daughter, Wu Youyou.
Although she was young, with the careful instruction of her half-step Grandmaster father, she had already reached the pinnacle of B-grade strength and was just one step away from A-grade.
However, this ti, as Chu Mo observed the girl, he noticed her steps were lighter and her entire deanor seed to carry a faint ethereal quality.
Although Chu Mo had no martial strength, seeing the contented look on Wu Kunpeng’s face, he already had a hunch.
This young girl, having possibly made a breakthrough after her last encounter with the Great Grandmaster Lei Ting, should now possess A-grade strength.
An eighteen-year-old A-grade expert was unquestionably a genius, no matter where she was.
“Mr.
Chu, you still look as distinguished as ever, even after a few days!”
Wu Kunpeng, smiling, was the first to step forward.
When he ca before Chu Mo, his face was filled with gratitude and respect.
Chu Mo had persuaded a real Great Grandmaster to take his daughter as a disciple, an opportunity he would never forget.
It was known that in the whole of Hua Country, there were only seven Great Grandmasters, and among them, only one took disciples.
And for his daughter to beco a disciple of a Great Grandmaster, such an opportunity was unique in the entire Hua Country.
Wu Kunpeng’s face was full of gratitude, and at that mont, Chu Mo looked at Wu Youyou, who was staring straight at the Great Grandmaster Lei Ting and couldn’t help but slightly curl his lips upward.
He wondered what her expression would be when she found out her own master was rely a little girl of eleven or twelve.
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