This Memory Never Existed

It had to be known that the number of Title Douluo openly known on the continent could be counted on one hand, and a single Title Douluo was practically a sky unto themselves.

Dugu Bo nodded when he heard this.

"It seems I really did underestimate him."

"You're far from the only one who underestimated him." Xie Ru picked up his teacup, a smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. "Back then, Tang Hao ran wild in Tiandou City without restraint. Who would have thought they could survive? Who would have dared believe they could escape with their lives?"

There might be geniuses in the world, but a freakish talent like that was one of a kind.

Dugu Bo downed his tea in one gulp. "Then it seems the continent's power structure really is about to change."

"It should have changed long ago."

Just then, Dugu Yan walked in from outside the bamboo grove.

"Does Yanyan have something to say?" Xie Ru noticed her expression.

"Nothing particularly special." Dugu Yan first respectfully performed a student's salute, then said, "I just feel that those two fellows have finally made a name for themselves. Before, at most, they could be considered standouts among the younger generation, and the major powers only gave them a few extra glances. But now it's different. Once the title of Canghai City's city lord is announced, even Title Douluo will have to weigh things carefully."

Xie Ru nodded.

"The master of Canghai City—this identity is indeed no small matter, but it also brings plenty of trouble with it."

"You mean Spirit Hall?" Dugu Bo asked.

"Not only that." Xie Ru smiled. "How many Soul Masters are hidden in Canghai City, and what their exact number is—Spirit Hall will never turn a blind eye to that. Once