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"Wait until Elder Liang kills him," Liu Jiyue said angrily. Jiang Chen was too impressive, leaving him feeling humiliated; it was only natural for him to harbor resentment. Moreover, Jiang Chen had taken eighty billion from their family.
Meanwhile, Old Master Guo's expression was grim. Just two days ago, he had lost his son and grandson. He had no desire to attend, but this battle of feng shui and martial arts was a rare spectacle in decades, so he forced himself to come and witness the event.
"Wei Qing, do you think Elder Liang can match Mr. Jiang?" Old Master Guo asked.
"I don't know," Guo Weiqing replied, shaking his head.
"I hope so. He killed your uncle and cousin; I will definitely avenge that," Old Master Guo said firmly.
"Grandfather, Mr. Jiang kills without blinking. It's best if we don't provoke him; otherwise, he might kill again," Guo Weiqing expressed his concerns.
"I'm not afraid of him, and I didn't call the police because I want to understand his background first. I won't show mercy; killing must be paid for with life—it's only right. Though he is a Martial Artist, he won't be an exception," Old Master Guo said calmly, still harboring resentment towards Jiang Chen.
"Grandfather, he might truly be an exception," Guo Weiqing remarked, increasingly sensing the depth of Jiang Chen's capabilities.
Jiang Chen was definitely not pretending to be profound.
"Well then, I'll have no choice but to call the police. Is there really someone on this earth who can disregard the law?" Old Master Guo said.
Guo Weiqing remained silent, his face serious as he watched Jiang Chen.
After a while, Elder Liang still hadn't arrived. Master Wu couldn't wait any longer and went to call for his master.
"Elder Liang has arrived." Suddenly, there was a commotion on the deck. As a martial arts giant from Hong Kong Island, Elder Liang was well-known; almost everyone present recognized him.
The crowd parted to let Elder Liang through.
Zhao Hun and Ding Shaowen rushed forward to greet Elder Liang as if they were servants, showing utmost respect.
Elder Liang approached with an imposing presence, striding confidently.
"Master, that's the kid who injured my disciple," Master Wu said resentfully as he led Elder Liang over and pointed at Jiang Chen.
Elder Liang looked up and upon seeing Jiang Chen, his expression changed. Last time at the teahouse, he had been defeated by Jiang Chen with ease—a humiliation he could hardly bear. Yet he had no way to retaliate; in a martial arts contest where skill fell short, attempting to fight again would only bring further disgrace.
"Elder Liang, it's been a few days; it seems your injury has healed," Jiang Chen said with a faint smile.
At these words, everyone was taken aback.
"Master, you... you know him?" Master Wu asked in astonishment.
Elder Liang felt awkward; it was hard to admit that he had been defeated by Jiang Chen. He could only nod awkwardly.
Master Wu's heart sank upon seeing his master's attitude—he realized that any chance for revenge was now out of reach.
"Elder Liang, this is Master Wu, your disciple, right? Your disciple offended me last time in Aodao. I gave him a little lesson, but I didn't expect him to come back today and provoke me again. What do you think we should do about this?" Jiang Chen's voice slowly echoed.
"It was my disciple's fault; I will definitely discipline him properly," Elder Liang quickly replied.
"Then discipline him now," Jiang Chen said.
Seeing that Jiang Chen was not going to let it go, Elder Liang felt helpless. He couldn't afford to offend Jiang Chen at this moment. If he were to be publicly defeated by Jiang Chen again, he would have no face left to show on Hong Kong Island. Thus, he had no choice but to comply with Jiang Chen's request and teach his disciple a lesson.
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