At Mu Yunyao's words, the Dean stood there completely stunned.
So everything he had just said had been nothing but useless nonsense?
"Do you really have to be this stubborn?"
"Endure for a moment, and the wind will be calm and the waves still."
"Take one step back, and the more you think about it, the angrier you get."
Just then, Da Huang's voice also reached the Dean's ears.
"Why are you stirring things up?" the Dean said irritably.
"I've been with my big brother for so many years. After watching him put on such a show all this time, how could I not understand him?"
"Putting up with grievances? That's impossible in this lifetime."
"No matter who the other side is, as long as they dare bare their fangs, my big brother will make sure they can never open their mouths again for the rest of their lives."
"You're worrying for nothing. Just stay put and guard the rear. Taking proper care of this place would be better than anything."
"Leave the rest to the three of us," Da Huang said with a grin.
"Da Huang, this doesn't fit your personality. Aren't you terrified of death and cowardly?"
"Y-you... why aren't you trying to persuade them?" the Dean asked helplessly.
"That's right, I'm afraid of death, and I'm cowardly, but I understand my big brother even better."
"If it really came to that point, forget my big brother—even my Sister-in-law and I wouldn't endure it."
"At worst, we'll kill until corpses blanket the ground."
"It's not as if we haven't done this before. Do you really think the three of us are kind-hearted men and virtuous women?"
"The lives we've taken far outnumber all the people you've seen in your entire life."
"The ones you should be worried about