"Th-This has to be a joke!?"
Bai Shan had clearly held the initiative, with victory right before his eyes, yet in the blink of an eye, Bai Ge had sent him flying with a single strike. Countless spectators had their jaws drop.
After knocking Bai Shan away, Bai Ge moved, flashing several times before swiftly appearing at Bai Shan's side. Azure Dou Qi surged from his hand, condensing into a long sword whose tip pointed directly at Bai Shan's throat.
"You lost!"
Bai Ge said flatly.
"Y-You cheated!!!"
Bai Shan sat up from the ground in a sorry state, blood trickling from the corner of his mouth as he clutched his injured chest, his face filled with unwillingness.
"Cheated? Hehe, I don't know how you define cheating, but a match only cares about the result, and the result is—you lost!"
Bai Ge grinned.
"Though we never made an agreement, I think you should know your own limits. Whether I'm worthy of Xun Er should be clear to everyone now. I know your cultivation is at the Great Dou Master level, but believe me, that makes no difference to me. So please stop bothering us in the future."
Dispelling the Dou Qi long sword, Bai Ge slowly turned around and headed toward the exit as he spoke calmly.
Leaving behind only Bai Shan's unwilling yet helpless gaze.
"Hehe, little Prodigy, who guessed right?"
At the entrance on the other side, the vice dean looked at Hujia beside him with great interest.
"His awareness is very sharp, but Bai Shan had suppressed his cultivation. Otherwise, he definitely wouldn't have lost!"
Hujia said stubbornly, somewhat unwilling to concede.
"Then do you think Bai Shan should have suppressed his cultivation in this match?"
The vice dean continued to ask with a chuckle.
"He should