"No. They're still young, and their identities are too sensitive. Letting them expose themselves to the public too early would only put us at a disadvantage without bringing us any benefits." I immediately rejected the idea. Han Shanshan wore a look of regret as she glanced at the two children, her expression slightly apologetic. She had probably promised them she would make it happen, only to fail. With Han Shanshan's temperament, she naturally knew that saying more to me would not change my decision.
Although the two children were still very close to me, they would inevitably grow more distant as they grew older. They were quite disappointed when they saw me refuse, yet they did not dare argue. Seeing the dejected looks on their faces, I said, "I've kept up with your recent studies. You've both improved by leaps and bounds. Ru Xue's swordsmanship has already developed a hint of spirit, while Ling Tian's spells have grown increasingly polished, far surpassing those of children your age. But I hope neither of you will be in too much of a hurry to show off. Cultivating your character and temperament is also a form of cultivation. I hope you can endure more than ordinary children and your peers. Do you understand?"
"Yes, Daddy." Ru Xue quickly nodded. Seeing that Ling Tian was still preparing to say something, she reached out and pushed his head down. Ling Tian could only obediently say, "Got it," though he still looked unconvinced. Children this age were bound to be somewhat reckless and headstrong at times, and I did not take it to heart.
Han Shanshan, however, laughed. "It won't do any good for you to forbid them from taking the stage and fighting with spells. These two stopped fighting children their own age long ago.