The Tale of Two Buddhas Training a Dog (Part 2)

Following this, two portals—one red and one blue—appeared before the two of them.

Tang Shan did not pay any mind to Dai Yuhao beside her, walking straight into the red portal.

"Tang Shan, wait!"

Dai Yuhao had just intended to stop her, but he was a step too late; the red portal had already closed.

"Hoo."

He took a deep breath and still stepped a foot toward the blue portal...

When Dai Yuhao woke up again, the surrounding scene had changed into an endless Golden Plaza.

Standing opposite him was another figure.

It was a boy who looked to be only about six years old, with wheat-colored skin and neat, short black hair, sitting cross-legged with his eyes tightly shut.

Dai Yuhao took a step forward and asked the boy, "Little brother, may I ask if you know where Tang Shan went?"

The six-year-old Tang San opened his eyes and said in a voice that was childish yet calm, "Dai Yuhao, perhaps it will be fairer to you if I take on the appearance of a six-year-old."

Dai Yuhao was also sizing up Tang San. "What fairness? Little brother, I came in here looking for a girl named Tang Shan; you just need to tell me where she is."

Such a "little brother"!

It seems this Child of Destiny truly still needs some discipline!

With a sigh in his heart, Tang San's gaze turned cold instantly, and he slowly stood up. "You have only one trial: defeat me by any means necessary."

"Defeat you?"

Dai Yuhao was stunned. Before he could even process the meaning of those three words, the small figure had already vanished from where he stood.

There was no sound of wind, no fluctuation of soul power, only a speed that reached the absolute limit.

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