"Xu Tianzhen, there will always be someone better, and there will always be skies beyond the sky. From now on, you'll be my errand boy. When you see me, you'd better call me Big Brother!" I laughed as I glanced at Xu Tianzhen's flushed face.
"You... you..." Xu Tianzhen was completely speechless this time. But making him acknowledge me as Big Brother seemed a little too embarrassing for him.
"What? Unwilling? Could it be that, in front of all your fellow disciples, you're planning to go back on your word?" I mocked. This Xu Tianzhen had quite a strong sense of pride.
"B-Big Brother!" Xu Tianzhen couldn't stand being provoked, so he could only obediently call me that once. Now, not only had he lost in his area of expertise, he also had to serve as my underling. It was so miserable that his eyes had turned red.
"Well, whether you call me Big Brother or not doesn't really matter. Just don't be so mouthy in the future, acting as if no one at the same level can defeat you." I waved my hand and stood up, then walked toward Yan Shihao and the others.
The few of them were somewhat discouraged. Xu Tianzhen had been fast enough—faster than all of them—but I had defeated him as casually as if I were playing around. It was difficult for them to accept for a while.
After all, a win was a win, and I had won on Tai Chi Sect's own territory. I had no intention of gloating, so I merely said goodbye and returned to the thatched cottage to sleep. It was already around eight in the evening.
There were still quite a few Tai Chi Sect disciples and disciples from other sects chatting below. I had no intention of