When People Are Speechless, They Really Do Laugh

"You think they're idiots? For something that shakes the foundations of a nation, they don't need evidence." Old Man took a deep breath and looked at Su Ye.

He knew Su Ye could cause trouble, but he had never expected him to stir up something this enormous.

Now, Old Man finally understood how his own teacher had felt back then.

Sure enough, people could not even empathize with their past selves. Looking at Su Ye made Old Man furious. His teacher had probably felt the same way back then.

"Your biggest problem is that trouble crops up everywhere you go. Got it?" Old Man said irritably.

Su Ye fell silent.

Indeed, for something that shook the foundations of a nation, evidence was unnecessary. Mere suspicion was enough to ensure he could not escape.

"Emmmm, Old Man, I never thought things would get this big." Su Ye looked at Old Man with an awkward grin.

"That was what I thought back then too. Then Old Man hung me up and beat me for two days," Old Man said grumpily.

Su Ye shuddered and looked at Old Man—at Old Man's Old Man.

Uh!!!

"Enough dawdling. Tell me exactly what happened," Old Man said to Su Ye.

Su Ye directly told him about burying a Star Color Crystal and giving a pitiful man a Demon contract.

"So the Star Color Crystal at Tokyo University was your doing? The Abyssal Overlord that appeared afterward was also you, and in the end, you even offended a Half-Step Genesis?" Old Man laughed in exasperation as he looked at Su Ye.

"Yeah!" Su Ye let out a Dragon Roar.

Old Man finally understood. When people were speechless, they really did laugh.

People could not—at the very least, should not—be capable of causing such enormous trouble.

"No one