After returning home, Xiao Mo told his mother that Instructor Huang wanted to take him as a disciple.
Zhou Ruoxi looked rather surprised when she heard this.
At first, Zhou Ruoxi had indeed known nothing about this Master Huang.
But after her child began learning martial arts under him, she worried about her son and often asked around, hoping to learn more about the master's temperament.
Yet no one knew anything about the background of this seemingly ordinary master. That was quite unusual.
Especially after seeing Master Huang's attitude toward First Madam today, Zhou Ruoxi was certain that he was different from ordinary people.
At the very least, he possessed some real ability.
He even dared to call the Prince by name.
So, after careful consideration, Zhou Ruoxi decided there was no harm in letting Mo'er become his disciple.
If he learned some skills, he would at least have a trade in the future.
Even without Xiao Manor's protection, Mo'er could support a family as an instructor or a household guard.
"Mo'er, if you want to become Master Huang's disciple, I have no objections." Zhou Ruoxi gave her child her permission, then asked, "What do you think of Master Huang, Mo'er?"
"I want to become his disciple!" Xiao Mo said.
"All right." Zhou Ruoxi nodded with a smile. "Then we'll visit Master Huang tomorrow."
"All right, Mother."
Early the next morning, Zhou Ruoxi took her child out of the manor and headed to a small courtyard in the eastern part of the city, following the address Master Huang had given Xiao Mo.
Before their visit, Zhou Ruoxi took out most of the allowance she had saved and bought quite a few apprenticeship gifts for Master Huang as a token of her sincerity.
As soon as Zhou Ruoxi knocked, Master Huang