Before Hang Chen, she was every inch the image of a lively young maiden.
"All right, let's go together!" Hang Chen looked at the lively girl with gentle eyes and nodded.
The two walked more or less side by side.
"Brother Hang Chen, if you wait for me, aren't you afraid your trial points will be too low and you'll be punished by the instructors?" Su Changying asked.
"It's fine. It's not my first assessment. Besides, now that Changying has left, it won't be easy to shake you off anyway, so I might as well take it easy," Hang Chen said.
"Exactly! The ones ahead are all too freakish! Every time, I'm the very last one! It's so annoying." Su Changying said unhappily.
Hang Chen smiled. "You've only just turned a thousand years old. You're the youngest one, so it's perfectly normal. A thousand and two thousand may seem to differ by only a thousand, but in truth, one is twice the other. Nine thousand and ten thousand also differ by a thousand, yet that is only a tenth apart. Many who rank at the bottom among those under two thousand years old still become among the best later on. It isn't a matter of talent."
"I know that, but coming in dead last every time is still annoying! When will I ever grow up?" Su Changying huffed.
"You're already quite grown..." Hang Chen coughed.
"You! Bad! Big bad guy! Hmph..."
The two endured the crushing pressure while flirting and bickering, utterly relaxed and at ease.
While they were fooling around, Su Changying suddenly recalled what had happened earlier and said with a laugh, "Brother Hang Chen, do you know? Just now, a native from the Earth Origin Camp actually ran ahead of me in the second stage. He really