(Elder Song's shining moment)
Facing the cold, hostile gazes of the Sea God Pavilion elders, Mu En's heart turned to ashes.
He truly had not expected that over a century of his protection could not outweigh a few dubious books, nor that the prestige he had accumulated over most of his life would be so utterly fragile in these people's eyes.
"Do you really not believe me?" Though his heart had gone cold, Mu En still asked the question—the question that he simply could not understand no matter how much he thought about it.
As the Master of the Sea God Pavilion, did he truly not have a single person willing to support and believe in him?
And as Mu En asked that question, Elder Song had already finished charging up...
"Heh!" Elder Song sneered, slamming her hand on the table as she rose. "Silence! Shameless old thief! Do you not know that all under heaven wish to eat your flesh alive? How dare you prattle on here!"
Sh... shameless old thief?!
Mu En's face alternated between green and white. His blood churned and his fury soared. As a Limit Douluo, when had he ever been cursed like this?!
"Song Yunzhi, how dare you!" Mu En glared fixedly at Elder Song. He did not even call her Little Song anymore, directly calling her by her full name.
"What is there that this old woman would not dare?" Elder Song sneered as she stood and faced the crowd. "This old woman has something to say. Please listen closely!"
The other Sea God Pavilion members, whom Elder Song had long since pulled into her camp, readily gave her face. They watched her quietly, waiting for what came next. Cai Meier wanted to say something, but under Elder Song's sharp, overwhelmingly oppressive gaze,