North-South Standoff
Because the police were handling a case, both the Conference Room and Small Conference Room had been occupied. The Conference Room was temporarily holding all the suspects, while the adjacent Small Conference Room was being used for questioning and investigation.
Therefore, the martial arts arena originally planned for the Conference Room had been moved to the open space outside the hotel entrance. The ground had been roughly leveled and covered with mats. The weather was also fine, with no wind and bright sunshine, so it did not really matter.
Perhaps because there were fewer Martial Arts Seniors keeping watch, the sparring matches in the arena had somehow taken on a more explosive edge.
It was not unheard of for people to settle grudges from the martial world under the cover of the arena. It was an unwritten understanding known to many in the martial arts world.
However, with the authorities and the law in mind, few people were truly willing to strike viciously or deliver a killing blow. At most, they would slap their opponent around, knock them down, stomp on them a few times, and say a few triumphant words before letting the grudge go.
Almost no one continued to make trouble after that. Not only would they be despised by their fellow martial artists and find it difficult to survive in the martial world, but they might even draw the personal intervention of a grandmaster-level senior to mediate. If they still failed to read the situation, they would likely suffer for it.
The Martial Artist Association worked with Public Security, Procuratorate, and Judiciary to maintain social stability. Across the entire country, there were not many people who could withstand them.
Still, this was the first time something had gone so far that Xiao Wei had come