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Chapter 550 - 0551 Legend of the Day in the Martial World! (Second Update)

Chapter 550: 0551 Legend of the Day in the Martial World! (Second Update)

"He’s still alive?" Upon hearing this news, Sato Eno of the Dawai Group couldn’t help but tremble slightly.

He had already started dealing with Longjia, and just at this critical moment, Ye Qiu had come back to life, causing an uproar in the entire martial arts world.

Sato Eno immediately booked a plane ticket, not daring to stay in Hua Xia any longer. If Ye Qiu had died it would have been fine, but with him returning alive, he was sure to come looking to settle the score with him.

This was not Japan; he didn’t have enough manpower around him, and it wouldn’t be surprising if Ye Qiu killed him in an oversight.

That very day, Sato Eno fled back to Japan, also bringing with him the news of Qian Zang’s death in Hua Xia.

The Japanese martial arts community was shocked. Although Qian Zang wasn’t very active in the Japanese martial arts circles, his reputation was not small. Many experts went to challenge him and were defeated, earning him the nickname "The Invincible Monk."

However, following the bad news brought by Sato Eno, everyone who had crossed fists with Qian Zang was horrified, this strong figure had actually fallen in Hua Xia.

Who exactly had killed him?

Soon, Sato Eno brought up Ye Qiu’s name.

"How could this martial artist from Hua Xia be so powerful that he slayed a legend while only in the realm of True Qi?" a young Martial Artist from the Japanese martial arts community marveled.

"First it was White Bear, and now even Qian Zang has fallen at his hands, is he a demon?" someone said in a daze.

Many people found it hard to accept that someone could battle across ranks, until a grandmaster of the martial arts community stepped forward, asserting that fighting across ranks could be achieved to some extent. However, those who could reach such a level were exceedingly rare, and for the Hua Xia martial world to produce such an individual in a few hundred years was already very remarkable.

With this statement, everyone was astonished—so it really was possible. Some felt ashamed, because compared to Ye Qiu, other martial artists of the younger generation were worlds apart in strength. Some saw Ye Qiu as a goal, others were deeply wary, perceiving him as a formidable enemy, and still others were itching to try, harboring delusions of grandeur, wanting to make a name for themselves through Ye Qiu.

The Japanese martial arts community was stirred into huge waves by Ye Qiu alone, especially the younger generation, who all wanted to see for themselves what kind of person Ye Qiu was.

Basking in the storm he had ignited in the Japanese martial arts community with his words, Sato Eno smirked continuously; now even if he didn’t deal with Ye Qiu personally, others would take the initiative to trouble him.

Having killed expert Martial Artists from Japan’s martial arts community not once but twice could be seen as a challenge and a defiance to the entire community. After Ye Qiu killed White Bear, he had already aroused the anger and murderous intent of some.

The reason they had not struck immediately was due to some misgivings, but Qian Zang’s death added to their fears. Those who had been contemplating action now lost the notion, as Ye Qiu’s strength was somewhat beyond imagination.

An analysis and future predictions of the mysterious young martial artist from Hua Xia who successively killed Master White Bear and Qian Zang!

When this post appeared online, it drew countless comments. The analysis on the post stated that Ye Qiu might become the strongest opponent of the Japanese martial arts community. If he could defeat legends while in the True Qi realm, then once he broke through to the legendary realm, wouldn’t he be able to defeat even higher realms?’

The post was well-reasoned, and many commented that Japan’s experts should suppress Ye Qiu, with the number of likes and agreeable comments reaching a hundred thousand!

As for the hot discussion happening in Japan, Ye Qiu, the main character involved, had no idea. He didn’t trouble Sato Eno as Sato had feared, because Ye Qiu simply didn’t have the time: his own problems had not been resolved. Even if he wanted to retrain and return, it wasn’t something that could happen overnight. At present, he was just an ordinary person; any Martial Artist in the realm of True Qi could take his life.

The day after Ye Qiu returned to his villa, Elder Mo came back.

When Ye Qiu told Elder Mo and Bai Xiong about the price he had paid after the battle, namely the loss of all his martial prowess, Bai Xiong immediately froze on the spot.

Elder Mo showed no expression, but compared to Bai Xiong, he was more able to clearly perceive Ye Qiu’s situation.

There was not even a trace of True Qi aura, just like an ordinary person.

"Elder Mo, I’m afraid I’m going to disappoint you," said Ye Qiu with some apology. Elder Mo had, for his sake, risked his life to enter the ancient land and steal the martial arts experience of the Dugu family’s ancestors for him to peruse. But now, having lost all his strength, how could he fulfill Elder Mo’s expectations, avenge the Dugu family, and restore the glory of the Dugu family’s past?

Although Ye Qiu clung to a sliver of hope, prepared to start over from scratch, what about the time it would take? By the time he had strenuously cultivated back to the realm of True Qi, those geniuses in the ancient land would probably have surpassed him by several realms. When could he possibly avenge the great wrongs suffered by the Dugu family?

Therefore, Ye Qiu felt very sorry for Elder Mo, having failed to meet his expectations.

Elder Mo shook his head, pondered for a long time, and then said, "I will make another trip to the ancient land to find a way for you to recover."

"Elder Mo must not!" exclaimed Ye Qiu, trying to stop him.

However, Elder Mo ignored Ye Qiu completely, and with the sound of a door closing, Elder Mo was no longer before his eyes.

Ye Qiu’s face showed a bitter expression. Elder Mo refused to let him waste away and was once again risking danger by entering the ancient land to look for a method of recovery.

Ye Qiu stood there in a daze, hoping for Elder Mo’s safe return. As for recovery, he didn’t harbor much hope.

"Young Master, rest assured, with me, Bai Xiong here, I will never let anyone harm a single hair on the Young Master’s head," Bai Xiong said, showing no disrespect despite Ye Qiu’s loss of power.

He was just as before, his attitude towards Ye Qiu unchanged.

Bai Xiong was deeply aware of Qian Zang’s strength, having almost been killed by a single strike, but Ye Qiu had managed to kill this powerful enemy. At that time, severely injured, Ye Qiu chased after Qian Zang without any regard for his own well-being. In that moment, Bai Xiong was deeply moved, believing that the Young Master must have had his reasons, desperately wanting to kill Qian Zang at all costs.

Even upon hearing that Ye Qiu had lost his strength, Bai Xiong felt very guilty. If it weren’t for him, perhaps the Young Master would not have lost his power and would have fought to the death against Qian Zang.

If only he could have been a bit stronger, not so gravely injured on the spot, perhaps he could have followed and helped the Young Master deal with Qian Zang, possibly changing the outcome.

Seeing Bai Xiong’s commitment, Ye Qiu nodded and said a simple, "Thank you."

The fact that Bai Xiong continued to respectfully acknowledge him as Young Master, and had blocked lethal attacks for him at critical moments, genuinely touched Ye Qiu, and his wariness towards Bai Xiong gradually lessened.

It was not until Bai Xiong had risked his life to block Qian Zang’s fatal assault that Ye Qiu completely accepted Bai Xiong as one of his own.

"It is my duty to protect the Young Master, and I believe the Young Master will one day reclaim the peak," Bai Xiong said earnestly.

"Is that so?" Ye Qiu responded with a wry smile. Even Bai Xiong had blind faith in him; if he were to give up easily, it would be terribly disappointing.