In Douluo Continent, there is a proper way to die.

Chapter 82 Discordant Killing Intent

The boy, who was obviously underdeveloped and had a dark and thin face, was led by the old man. It took him a lot of effort to get from the city gate to the gate of Notting Academy in the west of the city.

Unsurprisingly, the two country folk, one old and one young, were mocked and harassed by the gatekeeper at Notting College.

This matter is actually quite subtle, because Tang San's Soul Master certificate is genuine, and anyone who can become a Soul Master is definitely not someone that this ordinary doorman can afford to offend.

But the problem also lies in this Soul Master certificate. What does this Soul Master certificate say? Martial Soul: Blue Silver Grass, Innate Full Soul Power.

This gatekeeper was, after all, a gatekeeper of the Soul Master Academy. Although he was just an ordinary person, he had learned some common sense from being taught at the junior Soul Master Academy.

What is Blue Silver Grass? It's a useless spirit, so theoretically it shouldn't have much spirit power (although this theory is wrong). However, Tang San's spirit master certificate states that he has innate full spirit power. Any normal person would have to consider the authenticity of this spirit master certificate.

Strictly speaking, this matter is really the fault of the famous "Blind Douluo" Su Yuntao. After awakening Tang San's martial soul and testing his soul power, the insights he expressed were very inexplicable.

"A useless martial soul is ultimately a useless martial soul. Even if one becomes a soul master, one will probably still be a useless soul master. It's such a waste to have such innate full soul power."

Dude, do you even know what "innate full soul power" means?

It's one thing for Old Jack to be ignorant, after all, he's just an ordinary person. How come someone who can cultivate doesn't know the importance of "innate full soul power"?

Even if he really is a "useless martial soul" in the general public's perception in this era, his talent of "innate full soul power" means that even if he doesn't cultivate properly, he can still become a titled Douluo by just enduring hardship!

As for you, Su Yuntao, although your martial soul is not a "useless martial soul," your innate soul power is only level two, and you don't have any internal background in the Spirit Hall. This means that your lifelong achievement is at most the Soul Master level.

The reason why Yu Xiaogang was able to reach level 29 is because he is the eldest son of the Blue Lightning Tyrannosaurus Rex family, which has the number one beast martial soul in the world. Yu Yuanzhen also dotes on his son. Otherwise, how could someone with a normal innate level of only 0.5 possibly reach such a high level?

In Douluo Star, "innate soul power" is the most important factor in the cultivation process, because it represents a soul master's "cultivation speed" and "level cap"!

If you can't improve your "innate soul power", it's useless no matter how high the quality of your martial soul is. A classic example is Yu Xiaogang, and even Huo Yuhao and Tang Wulin can be considered examples!

As for our Master Su Yuntao, the "Blind Douluo" who appears frequently in many fanfics, after expressing those insights, he simply left without even thinking of trying to invite Tang San to join the Spirit Hall!

The most abstract thing about this matter is that, apart from those people who are deliberately hidden by the big families, the Spirit Hall has the household registration information of everyone on the entire continent, even more detailed than the two great empires. Therefore, Yin Lan suspects that when this guy submitted his household registration information this year, he didn't even mention that he had tested out "innate full soul power".

After all, the Spirit Hall updates its household registration information every year, which is a huge amount of work. Unless it is specifically marked, no high-ranking person would usually have the time to read through each document one by one every year. Generally, people would only think of checking when a Fallen Soul Master (Evil Soul Master) appears.

In addition, in the original story, others usually only knew that Tang San had "innate full soul power" because he himself told them... Yin Lan became more and more convinced that she was probably right. After all, before Tang San's Clear Sky Hammer was exposed, the whole world really regarded him as a "wild genius who appeared out of nowhere". Bone Douluo almost killed him.

As for the other "innate full soul power" of the same era, Oscar clearly stated that Flander "picked up" him up, causing the Spirit Hall to "miss out". Xiao Wu only registered her soul master certificate with the Spirit Hall after obtaining her first soul ring. Feng Xiaotian is indeed clearly recorded, but he is not a "wild genius". He is a direct descendant of the Divine Wind Academy.

Yin Lan could only attribute Su Yuntao's performance to the lack of educational support and theoretical knowledge in this era. After all, Su Yuntao was only in his twenties and at level twenty-six. She even suspected that he might have gone straight to work at the Spirit Hall after graduating from a junior Soul Master Academy. His aptitude didn't seem like that of someone who could enter an intermediate or even higher level Soul Master Academy.

Just as Yinlan was recalling this detail from the original story, an unexpected event occurred, interrupting her inner monologue. She raised an eyebrow and turned her attention back to Tang San.

At this moment, the three of them sensed that Tang San had a small, sharp weapon hidden in his left wrist. Under Old Jack's cover, Tang San's face was fierce and his eyes were filled with killing intent, as if he was about to strike and kill the doorman at any moment.

I don't know where he got the confidence that he could kill someone in public and still get away with it.

"Wow, this child is so bloodthirsty!" Gu Yuena said with some surprise. "This killing intent doesn't seem like something a six-year-old child should be exuding."

What's going on?! Yinluo was puzzled and focused her mental energy back on Tang Hao. She found that Tang Hao's face under his black robe also showed a look of surprise, which then disappeared. This meant that he had also noticed that Tang San was acting strangely, but for some reason ignored it.

The more Yinluo observed the father and son, the more her brows furrowed. She had long understood why Yinlan was so precocious: the child could see a future without her. Whether it was Gu Yuena, the "Lord of Soul Beasts," or Di Tian, ​​the "Beast God," or even the gods, they had all confirmed that this was true.

However, the killing intent emanating from Tang San at this moment, as well as the depth in his eyes, created a sense of disharmony that was fundamentally different from the "precociousness" on Yin Lan's body!

Could Tang Hao have subjected this child to some kind of excessive "special training"? Otherwise, there's no way to explain Tang San's strange behavior. Considering Tang San's current appearance, he must have suffered a lot.

Yinluo grew angrier the more she thought about it. Due to her preconceived notions and biases, she reverted to the view that "Tang Hao did not educate Tang San properly."

"If you want to know why, why don't we find a chance to look into his memories?" Yinlan started stirring things up.

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Tang San's current spirit is still Blue Silver Grass, and as long as it is Blue Silver Grass, it is inevitable that it will be brought under the control of the Blue Silver Domain. At that time, with the help of Gu Yuena or Tianmeng, it will not be difficult to explore his memories.

"Hmm." Yinluo nodded somewhat sullenly. It was indeed not good to casually look into other people's memories, but how much could a typical six-year-old understand, especially her child? She had no intention of looking into Tang San's privacy; she just wanted to see how Tang Hao had taken care of the child and how he had developed this kind of personality.

(End of this chapter)