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Vancan glanced at Master Oogway, who remained calm and seemed to take everything for granted, then looked at the enthusiastic crowd around him and Master Raccoon, who was jumping up and down in anger.

He did not refuse and readily got into the sedan chair.

The sedan chair was lifted steadily.

Master Oogway, leaning on his cane, followed slowly and unhurriedly beside the palanquin, like a kind elder accompanying his newly chosen successor.

He nodded to the crowd on both sides from time to time, and Van Can imitated him, smiling and waving to the crowd.

In the eyes of the people, this scene represents a harmonious handover between the old and new Dragon Warriors, and is a symbol of a bright future for the Valley of Peace.

The cheers grew louder.

"Master Oogway, Master Oogway! Wait a minute!"

Master Raccoon finally managed to squeeze through the crowd, catch up with Master Oogway, and walk alongside him, arguing in a low voice with a flushed face.

"This is utter nonsense!"

How could you choose this person?

A guy whose identity and origin are unknown, who suddenly appeared!

He was chosen to be the Dragon Warrior, to shoulder the responsibility of maintaining the Valley of Peace, and to serve as a role model for all martial arts masters.

This...this is too childish!

Master Oogway continued walking slowly, his cane tapping the ground with a rhythmic, soft sound.

He turned his head and glanced at the anxious raccoon, a mischievous smile suddenly appearing on his face as he winked.

"Didn't you say you wanted to choose him?"

Old friend.

I'm just respecting your opinion.

Master Raccoon was completely stunned, and stopped in his tracks.

"What? When did I say that... Master!"

I was using a rhetorical question!

Don't you understand rhetorical questions?

What I mean is, 'Are you really going to choose this person of unknown origin?'

You were referring to Tigress, weren't you?

This was just an accident, an unexpected incident!

Master Oogway had already taken a few steps when he heard this, so he stopped, turned around, and his smile faded slightly, but he still chuckled and said, "There are never any accidents, Master."

His tone was soft, yet carried a strange weight, leaving Master Raccoon unable to finish his sentence.

Inside the sedan chair, Van Kent listened to the conversation behind him, a faint smile on his lips, and continued to wave to the enthusiastic crowd.

He wasn't particularly surprised by what he was seeing.

"Not just anyone can fall from the sky at the right time and replace Po as the Dragon Warrior."

The chosen person must have enormous potential and the qualifications to take on this responsibility in the future, and Van Can has enough confidence in himself in this regard.

Fortunately, Master Oogway had almost reached a state of oneness with the universe, and could see possibilities and the future that ordinary people could not see.

Otherwise, an outsider of unknown origin who suddenly barged in would never have been so easily accepted and given such an important identity as the Dragon Warrior.

"Don't worry, Master."

As Vancan waved, he slightly turned his head and winked at the raccoon master who had caught up with him again, his face ashen.

"I will be one of the best Dragon Warriors of all time."

The old man and the young man, one calm and composed, the other confident and exuberant, now seemed to share a strangely similar aura.

But Van Cann's playful wink and boastful promise only enraged Master Raccoon, who was so furious that his lips twitched.

"You...you think that just because Master Oogway announced it, you've really become the Dragon Warrior?!"

He gritted his teeth.

On the other side, Tigress and her five companions stood still, watching Van Cane ride away in a sedan chair, along with Master Oogway beside him.

The master was leading the new Dragon Warrior to receive cheers from the masses. This scene should have been a glorious inheritance, but at this moment, it filled them with mixed feelings.

They approached their master, bowed their heads in respect, and looked on with disappointment and guilt.

"Master...we have let you down."

"No!"

Master Raccoon suddenly turned around, looking at his five outstanding disciples, his eyes flashing with regret and determination.

"The Dragon Warrior should have been born from among you!"

If that monkey, who seems to have appeared out of nowhere, were to so easily steal your places... then I, as your teacher, would have failed you!

His fists clenched tightly.

"But..." Tigress hesitated for a moment, exchanged glances with the others, and then looked back at Master Oogway's back.

"That's the person Master Oogway chose... He... has never made a mistake."

Although they were unwilling, their master had taught them from a young age to have unconditional respect and trust for Master Oogway and never to have any doubts.

Master Raccoon watched Van Kenna's tall, straight back gradually disappear into the distance in the sedan chair, without saying a word.

His eyes were somewhat unfocused, his thoughts seemingly drifting back to many years ago.

A similar scene unfolded... His carefully nurtured and highly anticipated disciple failed to gain Master Oogway's approval.

The master simply shook his head lightly at him, without even saying a word, merely indicating that his disciple was not suited to be the Dragon Warrior.

And he, as the master, simply accepted his fate without uttering a single word in defense of his disciple or trying to fight for him.

After that, he completely lost that disciple.

Disheartened, that disciple eventually fell into evil ways, becoming cruel and ruthless, with only one thought in mind: to seize the Divine Dragon Manual and prove himself.

Raccoon often thought late at night, if he had said a few more words that day, if he had argued for his disciple, would everything have been different?

Wouldn't the disciple who raised such a talented child have avoided going down that path of no return?

Now, the same scene seems to be about to happen again.

The only difference is that the object of his attention has changed to his five current disciples.

No, this time is different.

A deep and resolute look flashed across the raccoon's face.

This time, he will fight for his disciple!

You must live up to the title of master!

We must not let the regrets of the past repeat themselves!

Along the way, the long steps leading up the Jade Emperor Palace became even more verdant, so being carried along by others was certainly not tiring.

Residents cheered on both sides of the road, with colorful ribbons fluttering in the air.

Master Oogway walked beside the palanquin and suddenly spoke slowly.

"Child, are you very confident?"

Van Can looked at him.

Master Oogway continued, "From the moment you appeared until you were chosen, you didn't seem... particularly surprised."

It's as if you know you can become the Dragon Warrior?

Van Can smiled and answered frankly.

Shouldn't I be confident?

"Master, didn't you also choose me? Am I not worthy of the title 'Dragon Hero'?"

He has full confidence in his "talent".

"Confidence is certainly a good thing, and youthful energy is also a good thing."

Master Oogway nodded, his tone gentle, "Unlike me, I am already very old and my life is nearing its end."

He changed the subject, his gentle gaze seemingly able to see through people's hearts: "You... I see tremendous potential in you."

You have the potential to further develop and promote Kung Fu.

but……"

He paused, a hint of something indescribable creeping into his voice.

"I also saw something else."

Even though it's only a small possibility, it's still worrying.