Reincarnation Of The Strongest Spirit Master
Chapter 90 - 90: A Piece Of Advice

"Who said spirit masters got strong by only using their spirit power? Your body got tampered with such power over the years. You can't possibly believe I can match your speed or reflexes? Not to mention the power in each fist of yours. I'm still a kid, and a recent bronze spirit master on top of that. How come I can match an experienced dark gold spirit master like you?"

"..." and with William's logical argument, Berry's father couldn't find a single word to say to defend himself against this kid.

"Hahaha! At last, you found your match! Hahaha! Seeing this shameless and bold kid reminds me of you, hahaha!"

And from the side, Berry's uncle couldn't help but laugh, stirring up the fire inside his brother once more. Yet a single and brief warning message managed to kill down such fire in a flash.

The situation here was already under control, and Berry's uncle, Gran, knew the old patriarch was the one behind this.

Or else, his dear cousin would have already done something crazy like always.

Callom gave his cousin a blaming look. He felt that Gran was enjoying this. Callom wanted to vent the frustration of William's actions and words on someone. And Gran was the perfect candidate for that.

"Uncle, I was called to come here and meet the clan's patriarch," William cupped his hand, trying to put an end to this weird meeting.

He didn't know why, but he seemed to be a master in stirring up the wrath of those around the girls he interacted with!

From the side, Berry was watching all this in amazement. She knew the temper of her father, and how crazy about solving anything with fighting he was.

So, letting William off without getting back at him was something shocking to her. 'Thanks grandpa,' she thought to herself, as she also knew that the only one who could handle her father would be her grandfather.

"Wait a second here, I'll go and ask him first," and even if Callom knew everything, he still acted oblivious to any of this.

"..." Gran gave Callom a weird look from the side, seemingly surprised by such words.

He never took William's words seriously before. But when his uncle interfered to stop Callom, Gran knew what William claimed was true indeed.

"Just wait here…" Callom wanted to go and meet his father to understand why he stopped him earlier from getting to know William's unique ways in forging.

"I'll wait here for the good news, uncle," and from behind, William cupped his hands and shouted these words, making Berry's father stop for a brief second before continuing to walk once more.

"Kiddo, if you really do care about your head staying intact on your little shoulders, then you have to avoid doing two things…"

And when Berry's father vanished from their sight inside the big mansion, Gran turned and spoke in such a serious way.

"First, never try to draw a nerve out of my cousin," he pointed at the direction where Berry's father vanished into, "I love him, and he is a great man and formidable spirit master. But he is too strict, and has a very short temper… On top of that, he is a fight maniac, and you… You are still a bronze spirit master. Got it?"

"Thanks, uncle, for such kind words," William didn't place any of what Gran said in his mind.

"And second, take better care of our clan's prettiest rose, or else… You won't have to deal with my brother's wrath alone."

Gran pointed at Berry, whose face turned all red at this moment.

She felt shyness from her uncle's words, without truly knowing about the hidden reason in her heart. In addition to that, she felt little guilt as well.

All this happened because William helped her back to the forest. All of this mess was caused by the kind heart and intentions of William.

William knew Gran was like Berry's father, just meaning well and taking good care of Berry. But he still didn't see anything wrong in what he did. It wasn't like he simply ditched her behind and ran. He made sure for guards to find her fast, and even carried her to let her hide from any harm.

"Sure uncle, I can promise to take better care of her. After all, she is a close friend to me," yet unlike what Berry expected, William said these words in such a straightforward manner.

If it was her, she'd be too shy to even open her mouth and say anything.

"Good kid," Gran was satisfied with William's response, nodded while giving Berry a side glance. He felt how lucky his clan's princess was to have such a kind and caring kid by her side. As for whether William was worthy to be her man or not, from just what heard and seen, he knew he was a suitable candidate.

"Work harder then," Gran returned to William, "you did a fantastic feat to rise from being a porter to be a bronze master. But in the world, even here, your power means nothing. You need to rise up fast, reach a scary stage like us."

"Thanks uncle, I intend to do my best," William cupped his hands, knowing that Gran here didn't mean anything bad.

William knew that to rise in power, he shouldn't just dwindle and get satisfied with what he accomplished. To him, this was just a mere start.

To climb in ranks, one had to cross a growing gap in spirit power. Just thinking about the growing gap in spirit power needed for any spirit master to climb in ranks from a white grade to a bronze, and from a bronze to a silver grade was enough example.

To become a bronze spirit master, one had to cross the one hundred spirit power mark. And to reach silver grade, one had to cross the one thousand and five hundred mark.

This gap kept growing the higher any spirit master climbed.

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