The crowd realized that after tonight, the once ruined Tradition Academy may regain its past glory. And this new student of Tradition Academy won’t stay an ordinary youngster that no one knew about. No, he will become the center topic of discussion of the entire capital or even the entire continent.
People were looking at Chen Chang Sheng.
Chen Chang Sheng was only looking at Xu Shi Ji.
Xu Shi Ji knew clearly why the youngster was looking at him and his face became pale.
The bishop smiled and said, “Even if this son-in-law isn’t as qualified at Qiu Shan Jun, he’s already not too bad.”
Xu Shi Ji’s face got grimmer.
The bishop laughed, said nothing more and left.
The crowd in front of the palace dispatched slowly.
Principal Mao Qiu Yu stepped down the stone stairs and pulled Tang Thirty Six aside and spoke to him.
Mo Yu walked to Chen Chang Sheng with her eyebrows slightly lifted. She wanted to ask him how did he got out of Tong Palace but she saw Luo Luo staring at her like a hungry tiger and smiled bitterly, “Say, princess. You can’t blame me for what happened tonight. I don’t have any ways of altering the process either.”
Suddenly, the cry of a crane was heard in the night sky.
People lifted their heads and saw the white crane fly away stylishly.
It came to Zhou Royal Palace to deliver a letter and see a person.
Since it accomplished these tasks, it was only natural for it to leave.
As he saw the white crane slowly fade into the distance, Chen Chang Sheng felt that he forgot something.
He glanced at the ruined garden in the depth of the palaces and nodded to show his respect.
A line of carriages was driven to Li Palace.
It belonged to the crew of southern ambassadors.
Compared to their joy and liveliness at their arrival, they were now silent and depressed.
Sometimes a cough or two could be heard from the carriage.
Gou Han Shi covered his mouth with a handkerchief and wrinkled his eyebrows. His face was a little pale.
He didn’t want his coughing to disturb other people, especially the elder, Xiao Song Gong, who sitting in the carriage in front of him.