The Saint Slave disbanded?
Because Master Shou was only the second-in-command in the Saint Slave?
The others in the Saint Slave could only possibly revere Ba Zunan, not Master Shou, because they were all people Ba Zunan had brought up?
It happened to fit Dao Qiongchang's idea of giving Trio a nickname: from now on, everything would be merged into the First Pavilion Under Heaven, with I, Xu Xiaoshou, as the one held supreme?
Xu Xiaoshou listened with his brows knitting tight.
He could not help thinking too much about it. Even if he himself was open and aboveboard and did not mind in the slightest, the meaning Ba Zunan wanted to express was already very clear.
Even with the Trio, he wanted to push Xu Xiaoshou out to be the "boss." Now, he definitely also wanted to hand over his "military authority."
Even though, from the way things looked now, the Saint Slave was already very weak, this was still an attitude—a posture of extreme trust.
The key was that Xu Xiaoshou did not want the Saint Slave to disband.
His impression of the Saint Slave was very good. Not only because every single one inside was a talent, but because along the way, he had in fact received no small amount of help from them.
If they disbanded, where would these people be sent?
Would they part ways with Ba Zunan? Clearly, the bonds of the past were very hard to sever.
Then that would mean they disbanded on the surface, while everyone remained of one mind in the dark, impossible to truly split apart. That would make it look as though, because of the rise of the First Pavilion Under Heaven, the Saint Slave had been forced to disband.
That was even more absurd!
Xu Xiaoshou even