In Douluo Continent, the Pope used me as a substitute for my first love.

Chapter 252 The Strange Tang Ritian

However, adhering to professional ethics, Su Yuntao paused for a moment, treating it as a formality, and ultimately took out the blue crystal ball used to test soul power again and handed it to Tang San, saying:

"Following the method I just taught you, first try to retract your martial spirit, then place your hand on it."

Upon hearing this, Tang San immediately withdrew his Blue Silver Grass spirit, moving with the speed of a seasoned spirit master who had practiced it countless times. This startled Su Yuntao, and Wang Zhao, who was standing not far away, narrowed his eyes.

Tang San seemed to sense Su Yuntao's change in mood, paused for a moment, but quickly stopped thinking about it.

After all, he's just Su Yuntao; what trouble could he possibly cause?

Tang San thought to himself, and even after noticing Su Yuntao's somewhat surprised gaze, he felt a little smug about having shown off.

Actually, it's nothing more than Tang San's somewhat careless behavior. If it were his previous life, he might have been more cynical and would have marked people with a "path to death" from time to time.

In this life, he believed he possessed an invincible script of arrogance, coolness, and dominance, capable of challenging heaven, earth, and even the air. With seventeen cards in hand, he could play recklessly without making a mistake, let alone the mere Su Yuntao standing before him.

Hmm, "Little Su Yuntao"...

Here's a brief summary of the key points.

Soon, Tang San's palm touched the blue crystal ball, and a dazzling blue light instantly shone forth.

"My God, it's actually innate full soul power!"

Seeing this, Su Yuntao's surprise deepened, and he even couldn't help but exclaim in shock.

Tang San's lips curled up slightly, but he quickly forced his expression to calm down. After thinking for a moment, he put on a puzzled look and recited the script from his previous life:

"Uncle, what is innate full soul power?"

Su Yuntao then gave a blank explanation.

"When a person awakens their Martial Soul, besides the form of the Martial Soul determining its strength, the amount of Soul Power is also crucial. Most people have no Soul Power when they awaken their Martial Soul..."

Afterwards, Su Yuntao was amazed by Tang San's talent, so he patiently answered Tang San's questions one after another. Not long after, he asked Tang San if he was willing to join the Spirit Hall. After being rejected by Tang San, he picked up his bag again and walked outside with some disappointment.

Tang San looked at Su Yuntao's back, then at his left hand, a strange glint in his eyes.

He still possessed innate full soul power, and there were no unexpected issues with his twin martial souls.

So, I guess I was overthinking it after all...

Tang San glanced at the children around him, each with a different expression, his face as cold as before.

Not far behind him, a young man, unseen by anyone, also had a deep gaze.

A while later.

Outside the door, Su Yuntao had already said goodbye to Old Jack and headed towards the next village. After Tang San went out and chatted with Old Jack, Old Jack led Tang San to the blacksmith shop where Tang Hao worked in the village.

Wang Zhao silently followed behind the old man and the child, but stopped after a short distance, gazing leisurely into the distance.

The reason is simple: if they went any further, there was a risk that Tang Hao would notice them.

Wang Zhao thought to himself.

It turned out that just as Tang San awakened his martial soul, Wang Zhao sensed a sharp gaze from afar outside the house. The owner of that gaze had only slightly concealed his aura, so Wang Zhao could easily guess his identity.

Tang Ritian, the Daily Douluo!

Isn't that him...?

Upon realizing this, Wang Zhao first checked whether he had been exposed, and only continued his actions after confirming that there was nothing wrong.

It was a pity for Tang Hao, because he was too far away and was just casually waiting for the result of Tang San's awakening of his martial soul, so he failed to notice the changes in Tang San's body and the existence of that old schemer Wang Zhao.

As for the fact that Tang Hao's gaze was not mentioned in the original work, Wang Zhao didn't find it too strange, after all, this is a real world.

If Tang San were just an ignorant little boy, not a twin martial soul and only inherited or even directly exposed the Clear Sky Hammer martial soul, or if he had never hidden his twin martial soul at all.

So, as a father and a fugitive Haotian Douluo, would Tang Hao do this?

The result can be imagined.

Therefore, Tang Hao had every reason to secretly keep an eye on Tang San's martial soul awakening; it would be more surprising if he didn't, as described in the original work.

At this moment, from Wang Zhao's perspective, although Tang Hao's aura changed slightly when Tang San awakened the Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul and detected the innate full soul power, he was finally relieved to see Su Yuntao leave as usual and Tang San come out to talk to Old Jack. He then flashed back to the blacksmith shop ahead of time.

As expected, he went back and pretended to be asleep.

"Tang Hao! Tang Hao!"

All that could be heard was the arrogant old Jack, who, without any regard for Tang Hao's usual sleeping time, started shouting loudly.

"Who's shouting like that?" Tang Hao's slightly angry voice rang out, and the curtain of the inner room was lifted as he slowly walked out.

Upon seeing Old Jack with Tang San, his expression remained unchanged as he asked, "Old Jack, what are you doing?"

Old Jack then told Tang Hao, with a hint of sarcasm, about how Tang San had awakened his martial soul that day, while he, as his father, was still fast asleep.

Tang Hao ignored him and soon learned from Tang San that he had awakened the Blue Silver Grass Martial Soul. A strange light flashed in his eyes, but he did not say anything more.

Old Jack continued, "Although it's Blue Silver Grass, Xiao San has innate full soul power. Tang Hao, I've decided, this year's work-study student spot in the village will go to Xiao San. He can go to the Notting City Junior Soul Master Academy to study, and the village will cover his travel expenses."

Tang Hao, who should have reacted differently in Old Jack's opinion, remained lazy. However, he did not refuse outright as he did in the original story, nor did he agree immediately. Instead, he dodged the question, indicating that he needed to consider the matter further.

Old Jack's expression relaxed, and he was about to say a few more kind words to Tang Hao when Tang Hao interrupted him impatiently. Old Jack couldn't help but show his anger again, and it looked like he was about to argue with Tang Hao.

Just then, Tang San spoke up at the right moment: "Grandpa Jack, don't be angry. Didn't Daddy say he would consider it again? You should go first."

Old Jack swayed upon hearing this, looking at Tang San with a hint of disbelief.

In the distance, Wang Zhao, whose figure was still hidden in the distorted light, raised an eyebrow slightly.

He then looked at the once-powerful Douluo Ritian, his gaze filled with a hint of contemplation.

(End of this chapter)