Even if you belong to a demonic sect, you still have to bring glory to the country.

Chapter 363 Saw a ghost
"Although there is no evidence, it is obvious that they did it."

Zhang Shu didn't dare to speak loudly anymore.

After all, this matter has not been officially confirmed.

He sighed, "It's such a pity about the successor of the Seven Kill Fist, and that guy from Dubai lost the competition last year, but he's participating again this year."

Yao Fu asked in surprise, "Then there must be quite a few people thinking of dealing with him, right?"

"It's hard to say," Zhang Shu said in a low voice. "If he doesn't show up except to participate in the competition, no one can do anything to him. At most, we can just defeat him fair and square in the competition."

Zhang Shu raised his head again: "But let's not talk about such a spoilsport. We're all from the same country, and now that we know each other, how about I treat you two to dinner tonight? We can do it at the hotel."

Since that incident last year, people are now quite hesitant to go out to eat.

Moreover, this country is not particularly safe internationally.

Yao Fu and Tian Quan didn't care. They didn't know anyone here, so it was good to get to know people and familiarize themselves with the local situation.

During the meal, the two sides briefly exchanged information, and Zhang Shu finally understood that Tian Quan and Yao Fu knew absolutely nothing about some of the martial arts families in China.

Not to mention knowing him.

Furthermore, they learned from Yao Fu that they had been recommended to participate in the competition.

"Huh, what did you guys do before?"

Yao Fu smiled and said, "I work as an instructor at a training company."

"A training company?" Zhang Shu was even more surprised: "Training or something?"

"bodyguard."

"..."

Well, it's a bit strange, but it doesn't seem incomprehensible.

After all, someone who can train bodyguards must have some skill.

I never expected to be involved in a martial arts competition.

“There’s a martial arts gym right next door. Someone there recommended us to come here, saying that if we participated in the competition and won, it would also benefit our company’s reputation.”

When Yao Fu said this, Zhang Shu smiled slightly: "I think the two of you are quite skilled, and you may actually be able to win a prize."

It wasn't that he didn't think highly of Yao Fu and Tian Quan; he simply didn't know anything about them.

I only got to know Tianquan because I found him pleasing to the eye and I couldn't figure out his moves.

Judging from Yao Fu's tone now, it seems like she's participating in this competition with the intention of winning a prize.

How could Zhang Shu know if they were exaggerating before he knew them?

"Of course, we should at least bring back a trophy, otherwise it would be a disgrace to the company."

After all, they were representing the Demonic Sect.

If they lose the game, they'll be laughed at by the Demonic Cult from the beginning of the year until the end.

And then you'll never be able to get rid of it for the rest of your life.

Therefore, this game can only be won.

"Oh? Your company is that strict!" Zhang Shu was genuinely surprised.

Because trophies are something that only the top three players receive.

Yao Fu was relatively subtle in her statement; if she had said directly that they were aiming for the championship, that would have been even more shocking.

However, Zhang Shu admired their confidence.

Confidence is what matters most in martial arts competitions.

Mindset can greatly influence a person's performance.

If you don't have the right mindset when you go on stage, you've already lost half the battle.

Sometimes, how can you know you can't turn the tide if you don't fight to the very end?

“It’s not that our company is strict,” Tianquan replied. “We’re here representing them, so we can only win.”

He refused to let Ying Tian Shu see him.

How can that work!
"It's good to have confidence," Zhang Shu said, unsure of what else to say. "It's just that there are quite a few top competitors in this competition."

Judging from their young age, we still don't know how skilled they really are.

Seeing their confident demeanor, Zhang Shu smiled and said, "It seems your company is quite impressive. I'll pay you a visit after I return to China."

"Sure, we're a bodyguard training company now. You can contact us if you have any questions. We also take bodyguard jobs now."

Zhang Shu: "..." How did the conversation turn into an advertisement for his own company?

They're martial arts practitioners, what do they need bodyguards for?

After chatting with Zhang Shu, the two went back to the hotel to rest.

Looking at the time in China, it was still early morning. Yao Fu and Tian Quan thought everyone should be resting, but the group chat was very lively.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out that someone in the Moon Community was getting married.

Moreover, this person is a good friend of the cult leader.

He's the upstairs neighbor who's been with the cult leader since he was a child—he's watched the cult leader grow up.

Yao Fu had vaguely met the other person a few times. He was a gentle and calm person, but she often heard people say that he wasn't mentally well, that he had a rice cooker as his wife, and that the cult leader was even joining in on the nonsense...

Although Yao Fu could not tell that the other party had mental problems.

In ancient times, they called this kind of person a madman or someone possessed by evil spirits.

Now they're actually getting married.

Marriage is getting married.

Ancient weddings were definitely different from modern ones, and Yao Fu was quite curious about it.

Before she could even get engaged, tragedy struck her family. At that time, a woman like her, regardless of her martial arts skills, was thinking about getting married when she reached a certain age.

She had fantasized about what kind of person she would marry and what kind of wedding she would have.

But she had never seen a modern wedding before.

So curious.

Most people in the group think so, and those still in the Moon Community are really looking forward to the wedding because they want to see it for themselves.

Yao Fu was a little disappointed. She had a competition and probably wouldn't be able to go back, so she could only ask her brother to go watch.

Moreover, their wedding even had groomsmen and bridesmaids, who were supposed to help the bride and groom entertain guests.

The cult leader actually went to be a bridesmaid.

Until the weaver suddenly said something.

[Weaver Girl]: Can our Demonic Sect members hold a wedding here? I'd really like to see.

[Li Sui]: It's hard to say, maybe it is.

[Weaver]: Really? Who among us has made a deal?
[Li Sui]: I don't know.

[Weaver Girl]: Oh, I know who you're talking about.

[Li Sui]: You're spreading rumors, I didn't say that.

Yao Fu was startled.

She thought of her brother and Meng Jin, the deputy envoy of the Vermilion Bird.

At that time, my brother met the Deputy Envoy of the Vermilion Bird Sect at the Demonic Sect. However, people at that time believed in expressing feelings but stopping at the proper place.

The hidden feelings were concealed beneath unspoken words; the brother must have felt a pang of sadness when he left.

But national and personal grievances are the most important.

I never expected to see Meng Jin again.

She thought it would be great if Meng Jin became her sister-in-law.

However, since it's ultimately their business and there's been no movement from them, Yao Fu can't be sure.

At this moment, in the Moon Community, Meng Jin was staring blankly at her phone.

However, the reason she was stunned had nothing to do with the messages in the group.

Instead, when she went downstairs to buy things and returned, she witnessed a scene that she herself could not understand.

The light ahead seemed to have a subtle spatial distortion, and Meng Jin watched as a figure emerged from that light.

The figure looked bloodied, and I recognized Meng Jin.

He murmured, "So we've arrived in the underworld."

Then my neck tilted to the side and I felt dizzy.

Meng Jin: "..."

Good heavens, she saw a ghost.

(End of this chapter)