The temptation behind gentleness

Driving aimlessly, Bing Po talked to him about some matters.

"At the Kutu Temple of the Vajrayana, there is a newly advanced Martial Arts Grandmaster named Renbo Ange."

"This Renbo Ange is associated with many murder cases."

"The victims include both martial artists and civilians."

"Conflicts between martial artists, as long as they don't affect civilians, we don't intervene."

"But since Renbo Ange has killed civilians before, we must bring him to justice."

"Renbo Ange will come to Yang City to deal with you soon."

"So we need to join forces with you to eliminate this dangerous individual."

Su Fan didn't expect there would be so many Martial Arts Grandmasters in the Vajrayana, and that they would actually send one to deal with him.

If he were truly a peak master of the Gang Qi Realm, and the Dragon Group decided to simply watch like a spectator this time,

then facing an enemy like Renbo Ange would obviously be dangerous for him.

After contemplating for a moment, Su Fan asked, "When is he likely to come? Or when do I need to cooperate with your actions?"

To these two questions from Su Fan, Bing Po's response was blunt: "I don't know."

Hearing this, Su Fan was slightly amused and frustrated. What kind of answer was that?

However, the intelligence network of the Dragon Group is still incredibly impressive.

Although Chen Hanqing can also learn a lot of information, if that information hasn't circulated online, he cannot know it.

Meanwhile, members of the Dragon Group are like an all-encompassing web, spread everywhere.

Even within the Kutu Temple of the Vajrayana, there are spies from the Dragon Group.

Su Fan quickly changed his approach and asked, "How should I cooperate with the Dragon Group's actions?"

After pondering for a moment, Bing Po replied, "First, you must mentally prepare yourself, as you're about to face a Martial Arts Grandmaster."

"Despite your considerable strength, there is a huge gap between the Gang Qi Realm and a Martial Arts Grandmaster."

These words from Bing Po made Su Fan secretly delighted.

He had kept his secret well, so well that not even the Dragon Group knew.

He was no longer at the peak of the Gang Qi Realm but was, in fact, a bona fide Martial Arts Grandmaster.

He realized early on that

the longer he kept this hidden, the more advantageous it was for him.

If he could keep it hidden indefinitely, it would be beneficial for him indefinitely.

Since the opponent didn't know he was a Martial Arts Grandmaster, they wouldn't handle him with the standards used for a Martial Arts Grandmaster.

Therefore, while Bing Po was speaking, he didn't interrupt and listened carefully to what Bing Po had to say.

After pointing out the awareness difference between the Gang Qi Realm and Martial Arts Grandmasters, Bing Po continued:

"Shortly after you engage with Renbo Ange, the Dragon Group's backup will appear."

"At that time, it will have nothing to do with you; you retreat safely, and leave the rest to the Dragon Group."

Upon hearing this, Su Fan could only hope that all his adversaries were on the Dragon Group's radar.

This way, anyone coming to cause him trouble would be courting death.

He had no objections to the Dragon Group's arrangements.

However, he didn't let his guard down and remained prepared to face the powerful enemy alone.

This conversation with Bing Po also informed him of many things.

Namely, that the current martial arts community seems to be a challenge for the Dragon Group.

It's understandable, as many martial arts sects have histories dating back hundreds of years.

The hidden, reclusive families are even more exaggerated.

Even with their broken and intermittent continuation until today, they still have a heritage spanning over a thousand years.

Even if descendants of these families have fallen to the point of living in mobile homes, they still possess martial arts secrets of the level of Hega Sijiang.

Despite being mysterious and powerful, the Dragon Group was only established in the early 20th century.

No matter how quickly they developed, compared to these pre-Qin families and martial arts organizations, their foundation is still too shallow.