Da Kui was someone Qin Shaofeng thought highly of, because he still had untapped potential.
Even during this period of swelling arrogance, Qin Shaofeng sensed that, as Da Kui's emotions were released,
Da Kui's physical constitution had begun to grow stronger as well.
Therefore, Qin Shaofeng did not say much about this sort of swelling arrogance.
Of course, saying nothing did not mean Qin Shaofeng did nothing.
Those few youths possessed their own talents, but in truth, Qin Shaofeng had brought them out to make Da Kui see himself clearly.
Being arrogant was no great issue, so long as he could still come back from it.
If he could not come back, then Qin Shaofeng would beat him back.
That was Qin Shaofeng's policy toward Da Kui, and also a preliminary tempering of Da Kui's character.
The results proved that he had been right.
After the three youths appeared, Da Kui finally understood something.
Perhaps he was a genius.
But among Spirit Mark Warriors, he was not the most gifted kind.
After discovering that the three youths were genuinely powerful, especially after they had trained together for some time, he noticed something that deeply concerned him.
Naturally, Qin Shaofeng had arranged the training.
At first, things were still fine. Though their spiritual power was strong, the three youths had no combat experience, so they were naturally no match for Da Kui.
But gradually, after they adapted, the combat ability they displayed became increasingly astonishing.
Even recently, Da Kui had begun to find himself barely able to withstand them.
This finally made him realize just how terrifying true geniuses were.
Perhaps he could still barely hold his own against the three youths now.
But if things continued this way, then in half a month at most—one month at the latest—he might