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The Dragon Martial Institute was established by the Huaxia government to balance the relationship between martial arts and the secular world. However, as time has progressed, martial arts have become increasingly hidden, distancing themselves from everyday life. As a result, the Dragon Martial Institute has rarely made appearances, yet it still exists. Its presence does not necessarily require it to play a decisive role; rather, it serves as a deterrent.
"Mr. Jiang, I hold an advisory position at the Dragon Martial Institute. During my last visit to the Sword Immortal Ruins, I represented the official stance of the Dragon Martial Institute. Upon my return, the president of the Dragon Martial Institute learned about this and expressed great interest in meeting you. I wonder if you would be interested in meeting him?" Ye Xiaoying said.
Ye Xiaoying, being somewhat affiliated with the government, had to serve its interests despite his considerable martial arts prowess. Although he was not well-acquainted with Jiang Chen, he felt compelled to mention the president's request upon seeing Jiang Chen. Whether Jiang Chen would agree to meet was beyond Ye Xiaoying's control, but he hoped that Jiang Chen would accept.
After a moment of contemplation, Jiang Chen replied, "It wouldn't hurt to meet him. Ye Jian Sheng, please arrange a time."
"Mr. Jiang, if you're willing to meet, we can do it tomorrow," Ye Xiaoying responded.
"Then let's do it tomorrow," Jiang Chen nodded. It was necessary for him to meet someone from the government. Although he wasn't particularly eager at that moment, since they had reached out to him, it would be impolite to decline. Gaining official recognition could be beneficial.
"By the way, let's talk about the Dragon Martial Institute," Jiang Chen continued. Since they were on the topic, he seized the opportunity to learn more about this mysterious organization.
As an advisor at the Dragon Martial Institute, Ye Xiaoying was well-informed and did not hesitate to share everything he knew. The current president of the Dragon Martial Institute is named Zeng Xianyi, a prominent figure in the military. According to Ye Xiaoying, Dean Zeng is principled and easy to get along with; he places great importance on martial talent and has established a Martial Arts Special Forces unit within the military specifically for cultivating martial artists in Huaxia. Those who enter this unit are exceptional talents whose qualifications rival those of inner disciples from Hidden Sects.
In recent years, conflicts between martial arts and secular society have nearly vanished; even when they do arise, they are minor issues that do not require intervention from the Dragon Martial Institute. Thus, the institute has been relatively relaxed. Currently, Zeng Xianyi's focus has shifted away from the institute itself and toward nurturing martial talent.
Jiang Chen's extraordinary abilities had impressed even Ye Xiaoying; naturally, Zeng Xianyi wanted to meet him.
"Mr. Jiang, Dean Zeng's main purpose for seeking you out is likely to enlist your services for the government," Ye Xiaoying stated. It was better to clarify certain matters in advance. Although serving Huaxia as a citizen was expected, once one's identity became intertwined with official duties, one could no longer act freely as before. An official identity serves as both a passport and a shackle; Ye Xiaoying felt that Jiang Chen might not be particularly interested in joining the government.
"I am a Huaxia citizen; serving Huaxia is my duty," Jiang Chen replied with a smile.
Jiang Chen's words left both Ye Xiaoying and Hua Yuejin feeling respectful; they had not expected such strong patriotic fervor from him.
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