Gao Wu: I became a saint through daily settlements

Nanyang is more than 2400 kilometers away from Jiang Province.

The route passes through mountains and countless lakes, vast and continuous.

Inside the airship cabin, several boys and girls dressed in the uniforms of Jiangcheng Martial Arts Affiliated Middle School were sitting together.

"I've heard that Southeast Asia is much more prosperous than our Jiang Province. Just how prosperous is it?" A round-faced girl came closer, her eyes sparkling.

Yan Ziyue smiled gently and explained in a calm tone:

"Nanyang Province is surrounded by the sea, and its unique geographical location has made its maritime trade extremely developed."

"In addition, it has maintained close trade relations with many large domestic and foreign groups and caravans over the years, with merchant ships gathering and goods flowing, making it extremely prosperous."

She paused, then added.

"Moreover, Southeast Asia itself is a treasure trove, rich in resources, with tropical crops growing everywhere."

"Moreover, the overall strength of the local martial artists is much stronger than that of our Jiang Province. This exchange will allow us to see for ourselves."

Lin Yue didn't join the discussion; he leaned against the porthole, his eyes fixed on the scenery below.

The airship had already left the land, and below was a vast expanse of azure ocean. The water was crystal clear, and one could vaguely see swaying corals and schools of fish swimming beneath.

Occasionally, a few large marine creatures would leap out of the water, splashing water everywhere, before quickly diving back in, leaving ripples in their wake—a truly spectacular sight.

After observing for a while, Lin Yue turned around and asked the middle-aged man who was resting with his eyes closed not far away, "Teacher Guo, how far is it to Nanyang Province?"

Guo Jingyao slowly opened his eyes, glanced at Lin Yue with gentle eyes, and said slowly:

"Almost there, just over 500 kilometers left. At our current flight speed, we should arrive in two hours at most."

The airship can reach a top speed of 800 kilometers per hour, but for flight safety, it will maintain a constant speed of 300 kilometers per hour unless necessary.

This ensures a smooth journey while also allowing everyone to fully appreciate the scenery along the way.

"Since we still have two hours left, and we're just killing time anyway, why don't we play some games?" Xu Beihai suggested.

Everyone agreed, since the long journey was too boring, and playing games would be a great way to pass the time.

In addition to some essential functions, the airship is also equipped with a virtual game cabin, adding a bit of fun to the boring waiting time.

"Okay," Lin Yue replied.

Students of this age have a natural interest in games.

They were playing a Dark Souls-style simulation game, playing together online via a local area network.

"Come on over here, let's fight the monster together! I'll draw aggro and stun it, you deal damage!"

"Roger that! I'll use magic to assist and deal some damage!" Yan Ziyue's voice followed immediately.

"Don't rush, don't rush, let me have a sip of orange juice first to get myself ready before I go!"

......

Before he knew it, an hour and a half had passed, and Lin Yue was still not satisfied.

Just then, a clear broadcast rang out inside the airship:

"Please note, we are about to reach the Nanyang Province."

"Please gather your personal belongings and prepare to disembark. Thank you for your cooperation."

"We're almost there," Lin Yue said.

"I've heard people say that people in Southeast Asia like to wear strange clothes. I wonder if that's true or not?" Zhou Minghao asked.

Yan Ziyue smiled and patiently explained:

"Those aren't strange clothes; they're local ethnic costumes, perfectly normal."

"Many ethnic minorities live in Southeast Asia, with as many as fourteen ethnic groups registered."

Every ethnic group has its own unique clothing and cultural customs.

"We can try out these ethnic costumes sometime; they're quite novel!"

"800 meters from the Nanyang Province helipad. Please reduce your speed slowly and prepare to land," the announcement came again.

As the target drew closer, the airship gradually slowed down and descended slowly.

Everyone pressed their faces against the portholes, their eyes glued to the view below. The tarmac in Nanyang was a standard large, flat, and spacious area.

Neatly arranged next to it are rows of tall tropical trees, with lush and verdant branches and leaves.

"Landing..."

Prior to this, many schools closer to Southeast Asia had already arrived here, so all sorts of airships were parked in this huge square.

The airship slowly descended, and the hatch opened.

Guo Jingyao was the first to disembark from the airship and showed the invitation to the staff waiting nearby:

"Hello, we are teachers and students from Jiangcheng Wuke Affiliated Middle School in Jiang Province. We have come to Nanyang to participate in exchange activities. This is our invitation letter."

The staff member glanced at the letter in Guo Jingyao's hand, nodded, and gestured for everyone to proceed.

"Welcome to Southeast Asia! You must be tired from your journey. Please come in; we have prepared everything for you."

As soon as he stepped off the airship, Zhou Minghao exclaimed:

"Is this what Southeast Asia is like? It's so lively!"

Southeast Asia itself has a developed economy and a pleasant climate, making it a good choice for tourism.

After passing through a passageway lined with coconut trees, Lin Yue and the others arrived in front of a towering building.

"Yongsheng Group?" Many students stopped in their tracks, their faces showing curiosity, and began to whisper among themselves.

"What's the background of this group? To be able to build such a grand building in such a prime location next to the helipad, they must be quite powerful, right?"

Just then, a series of urgent shouts came from the side:

"Get out of the way! Get out of the way! Danger!"

Before anyone could react, they heard heavy footsteps and the ground trembled slightly.

Immediately afterwards, a group of enormous elephants broke free of their restraints and began to run wildly through the streets.

"Damn it, what's going on? The elephant's gone out of control!" the man muttered under his breath.

Next, a young man who looked like a martial artist came into view, flying low towards the source of the stampeding elephants.

"A flying warrior!" Zhou Minghao exclaimed in surprise.

In Jiangcheng, flying martial artists rarely show their faces in public and are practically impossible to spot.

"How come a flying martial artist can just pop out of the street in Southeast Asia so easily..."

"The elephant is frightened," Xu Beihai analyzed, looking at the elephant running wildly in front of him.

"Oh? How did you know?" Zhou Minghao asked.

"Xu Beihai interacts with animal friends every day and has a good understanding of these animal habits," Lin Yue said.

"I see."

"Then why would the elephant be frightened for no reason?" a girl in the group asked.

"I don't know." Xu Beihai shook his head. He only knew about animal habits and couldn't communicate with animals verbally.

Guo Jingyao frowned, his gaze warily observing the chaos before him, and slowly said:

"For so many elephants to go out of control at the same time, and for flying warriors to be dispatched to handle it, this matter must be extraordinary."

"Everyone, please be careful, stay close to the group, and go to the hotel we booked to meet up. Do not act on your own."

Soon, local police from Southeast Asia arrived and brought the situation under control.

"Dear citizens, please remain calm, do not panic, do not gather around, and get away from the scene as soon as possible."

"We are doing everything we can to handle this and ensure everyone's safety!"

The sound of sirens was incessant.