Preparing to Leave

"That's how it is. If there's anything you're unhappy with over there, don't show it. Don't accept interviews, either, and definitely don't talk about freedom. If you say those things over there, their people won't thank you—they'll think there's something wrong with your head," Liu Zhijie said as well.

"Also, keep an eye on Auntie and Zhou Kexin. Sometimes they're too naive. Don't sign any endorsement contracts over there, because the laws in our two countries are very different. When their privileged class breaks a contract, the penalties are extremely light."

"We have a privileged class here too, but at least they're still willing to put on a show for us publicly."

"And our privileged class isn't a unified whole. It's divided into several factions."

Zhou Rui spoke again. "If you run into any problems that are hard to resolve, you can go to the Bounty Hunter Guild or the Mercenary Guild. They can handle all kinds of problems, as long as you have money."

"But as long as you follow the Swordplay Association's arrangements, there generally won't be any trouble. After all, the Alliance Swordplay Association's arrangements have never gone wrong all these years."

"They'll train you on the way to the Aquamarine Empire."

"Thank you, Brother Jie, Sister Rui." Yang Bo nodded humbly.

Yang Bo was a noble himself. How could he possibly go around shouting about freedom?

Now that he was a noble, of course he had to protect the interests of nobles. How could he protect the interests of those commoners?

Anyone who dared target nobles was targeting him.

Besides, when on someone else's territory, one had to follow their rules. Yang Bo understood that much.

If one refused to follow the rules on someone else's turf, then unless they could overturn the entire place, they