Although Huang Mingde knew that if he truly had Huang Yu's best interests at heart, he should have firmly insisted that Huang Yu stay in the Huang Clan and train under Su Xin until his foundations were solid enough for him to venture out, he doted on Huang Yu far too much. So, when Huang Yu pleaded with him like that, he still agreed to let him go out—though only for three days. After that, he had to return to the Huang Clan and continue his arduous training.
Huang Yu shot Su Xin a defiant look, then turned and walked off smugly.
Huang Mingde cupped his hands toward Su Xin, looking slightly embarrassed. "Mr. Chu, Huang Yu is still young and undisciplined, so I hope you'll be patient with him.
"I'd also ask you to keep him safe in secret while he's out having fun. Rest assured, the Huang Clan won't shortchange you on what we owe you."
Before the Huang Clan moved here, most of the local martial sects knew their background. Huang Yu had basically been a little tyrant out in the open, with no one daring to provoke him, so the Huang Clan hadn't worried about him getting into danger.
But now that the Huang Clan had moved to the area around Wutong Mountain, they couldn't exactly tell everyone they met that Huang Yu was Dugu Yan's illegitimate son and that Huang Mingde was Dugu Yan's father-in-law. If they did, the Huang Clan would simply be asking for death.
Huang Mingde knew exactly what sort of people the Huang Clan's own warriors were. They were fine at throwing their weight around, but if they were asked to risk their lives, they couldn't even be considered mid-tier among warriors of the same rank.
Besides, Huang Mingde was busy