The qi-blood martial artists from Jiangnan Martial University held off the raiders.
The others escorted the goods back to the Satellite City.
"Everyone, be careful."
The female teacher walking at the front had returned to her ladylike appearance. She pushed up her glasses, turned to glance at the few relatively young students, and said:
"Even though we're from Jiangnan Martial University, there are always Wilderness martial artists who aren't afraid to die and try to rob people."
"Teacher, we're only ten kilometers from the Satellite City..."
One student scratched his head in confusion, his tone carrying a hint of ease. "Even the boldest person wouldn't rob us in a place like this, right?"
After all, suppressing martial artists was as easy as flipping over one's hand for a qi-blood martial artist.
In less than half an hour, reinforcements could finish up and rush over.
Choosing to rob them at a time like this was no different from seeking death.
"Better safe than sorry."
The teacher shot the student a glance. Although she disliked his attitude, she couldn't say anything about it.
These students had advanced to sixth-order martial artists before the age of twenty. Their talent was far greater than hers—she had only become a Ninth-order martial artist at forty. Becoming qi-blood martial artists within a year was a foregone conclusion, so antagonizing them would be unwise.
But just after saying that, she abruptly stopped and raised a hand to halt everyone else.
"Teacher, what is it?"
Xu Xin asked.
The female teacher did not answer. Instead, she narrowed her eyes and looked around.
The others turned their heads in confusion and looked in every direction.
That alone would have been fine, but what they saw made their hearts jump.
They discovered that, at some point, the Wilderness scenery around