When Grand Elder Shui Yuan heard the life-or-death fight between his son and Jiang Chen was the next day, he became very nervous. He had a bad feeling about it.
Although he believed his son had an absolute advantage over Jiang Chen, making it an unequal fight, he couldn't relax.
He saw something in Jiang Chen he had never seen in other people the same age.
He had killed Zhao Yajun, uncaring of the consequences, in front of so many people. If Shui Yuan were much younger, he would probably root for him, too.
Even his son didn't have that kind of courage.
But this wasn't the only reason; the thing was, Jiang Chen had threatened him that day, and he was going to fight to the death with his son. If Shui Chun hadn't been the one to propose it, he would think Jiang Chen was taking his revenge.
Shui Yuan wanted to warn his son, but he knew that if he did, Shiu Chun would be unhappy, because that would be like warning a proud tiger of the possible risks of a rabbit.
"Shui Yuan."
